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Thank you Mark for carving time off your holiday to supply us with another excellent chapter. Keep the great work... But have your very well earned rest time with your family!

Great work as usual, Mark. I'm just wondering where are Ace, Cass and Courtney in a crisis that big. If I remember it right, they were living at Escorial, weren't they?

Welcome back, Mark. I just got home from a very stressful working day longing for my "Crampton-Schluter-Hayes-fix" and there you are! Great chapter, thank you!

For me it is very sad to read that PMS is on hold. I must confess I've become sort of addicted to my "CAP-fixes" and I admire the huge amount of work Mark put up with to keep us readers satisfied. I can only hope that this very earned break won't last too long. Dear Mark, THANKS for hors of pleasure just reading your stories: get your inspiration and strength back and let us soon enjoy more adventures from the lives of the Crampton-Schluter-Hayes families!

I thought you had quit writing this story: I'm really glad you didn't!!! Great chapter, Myr. if only the time between chapters could somehow get shorter... Thank you for a great reading!

Mark, this time you DID scare the shit out of me!!!! But... my faut, I forgot about April's fools. No wonder, in Spain -where I live- this sort of thigs happen on december 28th...

I agree with KevinD, it just gets harder to wait for new chapters of your stories, Mark. Thanks!!

OMG! The old discussion about Historians, Linguists and the like being scientists or not! JP is, in my opinion, a well-known scientist: research, publications, a tenured position in a top-class university, chair of a university department; Marcel is a professor in Montreal and that means he has some research to do as well... Science is not defined by the object of research, but by the way of approaching items and trying to find out how to get to the core of things, regardless whether you deal with marine biology, wildlife, history, laws or languages! Anyway, I agree with you that having a CAP character working on a different field of science would open new paths to the CAP-world: new topics, new problems, new interests. No doubt there, Mark will make a wonderful job as usual.

Is it possible that I have received two notifications about chapter 67 (chapter + update) and that there is no such thing as chapter 67 yet? Maybe it is just my "need for a fix", but it could as well be some sort of bug in the system...

An excellent chapter, Mark. I must admit, I was somehow skeptic, mixing languages would be a good idea, but you got it well! Keep the good work!

It was just an opinion, I'm sure you'll do a very good job and we will soon be reading another nice chapter!

Is it really necessary to include text in Spanish? French in CAP is usually solved by some sort of remark made by the narrator and I think that is a very clever way to keep style and text dynamics. (European) Spanish is my mother tongue and I have different versions for the terms you need. It is difficult to find THE Spanish version of such terms, regardless dialects, social class and dialect. Anyway: thank you, Mark, for your top quality stories. I'm hooked on CAP and Bridgemont, registered on Gayauthors just to have quicker updates on your new posts!