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The fact that someone agrees with Frosty makes me nervous. Just kidding! I won't spoil anything for you, of course, but the fact is the night gets darker before the dawn (or whatever that quote from Dark Knight is:))
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More to come soon
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Oh, when life resembles art Or vice versa. What's the saying?
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Don't do it just yet. Wait until the next chapter... or the next. What did he do to irk you this time?
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Specimen’s name: Frank Height: 6’4’’ Build: 240, built Age: 24 Occupation: Property Manager Measurements: 7’’ I was shaken awake by Spencer. At some point after I’d dozed off again, I had rolled over so that I was facing Dalton and breathing heavily into his ear. My arm was around his back and his fist gripped my morning wood. In the split second that I was awake but not coherent, I bucked my hips back and forth slowly, creating a hand job fr
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I'm glad you stuck with the story Daddydavek. Some loose ends are going to get tied up soon, so you'll have a better sense of where everything is headed. Hope you're starting to enjoy the story and thanks for the review!
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You'll have to read the next chapter for an update. I'll be releasing the name of the next installment soon, so keep a lookout for it!
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Thanks for the review! It was definitely one of the best parties on our campus... a huge s***show, but still really fun.
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Although I can't tell you if your guess is right or wrong yet, I will say that I've already planned the fallout. It's going to be a shocker, I think I'll just go ahead and predict that. how's that for baiting you?
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I hope I'm still successfully making Tyler equal parts creepy and intriguing. Also, they both have a sort of Stockholm effect on each other, so I'm glad you mentioned that. Thanks for a great review!
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I woke up, unaware of how long I’d slept. It could have been days for all I knew. The sun shone brightly through the uncovered windows. If we were going to be here for more than a few days, I would insist on getting blinds. I surveyed the room and noticed different flourishes lying around. There was a pair of jeans and a couple of new shirts on the dresser. Next to the clothes was a small television with antennas sticking out of the back. Where had this stuff come from? I hobbl
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Trust me, you haven't seen anything yet.
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Wow, thank you so much! Glad I can keep you guessing. Definitely more to come soon.
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Happy birthday! Love you. Hope it's great great great!
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Thanks for the review man. And, ahem, definitely drawn from experience... so.
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Thanks so much for the review. Love it
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I like that Spencer too. Watch for him to take on that roll a lot more as things unravel. Also, Coop's drinking becomes the issue of topic in a few chapters... glad you're enjoying it!
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Spencer is a big softy. Remember when he cuddled with Coop after Sigma-gate? Hes definitely a caregiver
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Specimen’s Name: Dalton Height: 6’0 Build: 160, slender Age: 20, junior Occupation: Student (Business Major) Dimensions: 7’’ cut Kyle’s words were accompanied by a face that looked like it had been distraught. I thought about forgiving him right then and there, but it definitely wasn’t that simple. “That doesn’t change anything,” I said stubbornly, even though I’d already decided that it did, in fact, change everything. This was mor
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As all the gays are saying these days: It get's better. Let's just say that captivation isn't the worst thing that can happen to a body.
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Glad you're still hooked. I love your reviews because they address the questions I try to embed in each chapter (if that makes sense... I like you to come away wondering certain things). More to come soon!
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Dun un un un...
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There was often a disconnect between the things I wanted and the things I knew I should want. Growing up, I never ate my vegetables, even though I knew I should. I just couldn’t bring myself to want them. Ready to shotgun the truck and leave Tyler to deal with his own disasters, I knew I should want to leave. He approached the window slowly. “Need a light?” he asked. A drop of rain hit him on the forehead and he squinted. “I’m good.” “Scoot over,” he comma
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