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Opie's glamor might help hide him, but he is still very much an 'other'.
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People often want what isn't good for them. The more questionable the object, the more you can be sure that Opie wants to meet the proposed new owner first.
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Opie can be terrifying without having to try.
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Martin is in the vein of Mary Poppins, cant see her frying anyone, just blowing them all away. Lol
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Well, I like my happily ever afters.
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Glad you are enjoying this. It was a lot of fun.
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Yeah these are not the same stores. Lol
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sorry didn't get the quote in here.
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I dont know if it is complete denial or foolish hope. I think as you read on you understand how Jonas and his father interact. The only thing I'll remind you of, is this is total fantasy so not everything is going to believable.
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Thank you, Cole.
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Fall Anthology: Fight Back & Good Intentions - Set 2 *NOW LIVE*
comicfan commented on Renee Stevens's blog entry in Gay Authors News
Round two up. So many tears, so much hope, and we have yet to reach the end. Go read and comment. Support each other. -
Nothing like having a true friend when you need it. Great story. Glad they were there for each other and didn't push it.
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Ah, Cassie, I've been jealous as hell, and been the one very secure. Age and state of mind means so much in any relationship. Great story. Was so happy with the proposal.
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Sometimes we are dragged into the darkness, sometimes we run into, and other times we fall gently into it. For Chester, he went due to love, and it nearly swallowed him whole. You aren't sure if Chester talked with Mark, or it was all in his mind. Either way it allowed him to find peace and keep going. Jordy is special. He allows us to see that secrets aren't as well kept as we thought. He offers Chester support and hope. You take us beautifully from darkness to light. Thank you for lifting the veil and letting us all see the light. Wayne
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I read this story this morning, but couldn't find the words. It hits so many feelings and so many topics. Homelessness and mental illness are serious issues. Tommy was a broken soul who found a reason to go on, until he couldn't any more. You hurt just seeing how he sees the world. Tarek is an angel. I'm not sure where he found the strength to keep going. He brought Tommy home, got him healthy, loved him, dealt with his illness, and he was with Tommy at the end. His strength and love are overwhelming. Truly a beautiful story. Wayne
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Gary, Sometimes I think we could all use someone who can lend a hand in our worst moments. I'm just glad this came together with some help from Val and Parker. So glad you enjoyed it. Wayne
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Thank you again for the help. My editors and beta readers help me improve my work so much.
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It always seems I leave that door open for more.
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Well I'm glad I could help fight the chill. Just needed a little hope around now.
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Well, I figured America needed someone who could blow the bigots away, bring a little peace, and ease a few souls. As for grandchildren, Mrs. Pop is both a mother and a fixer. Martin is bound to have something magical in his future.
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I'm grateful that you enjoyed it.
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It is like the sword of Damocles is hanging over them. Just a somber mood even if there wasn't more of a direct threat. What a pre birthday celebration?
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I'm glad you enjoyed Martin. It was just something I needed, a tale of hope and love.
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The thud of the newspaper hitting the front door drew my attention. That was how I was always informed of a new case requiring my special talents. I was a fixer, like so many of my family. We always seemed to be pulled into someone’s life as they reached a now or never situation. “Martin, for heaven’s sake, your newspaper is here. Go get it, boy!” Mom’s voice echoed through the house. “Yes, Mom,” I called back. The joys of coming to visit my mother, even as I was pushing forty; in her
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