I have missed this story, and it's nice to catch up. The boys are so cute together,
and then after all the tender discoveries we are left with a bombshell!
I'm sad to see that the nasty politicians and reactionaries have focused on Jarra.
Wicked, misguided people are everywhere it seems. I hope they can't get to him.
Now that he's out in the world more, he's more vulnerable. I worry.
This is a sad and frightening chapter. There's a last desperate hope at the end,
and I won't get all down about things just yet. Brian and Sean have to prevail and
get things lined up. This new world is just such a mess, and it'd be rotten if we lost
Davey after all he's done.
A whole gamut of intrigue and lies is exposed, along with so many aspects of
base human nature. Then Konstantin comes into world focus and sets it all into
place. I wonder how he'll react to this situation? At the very least, I'm sure he'll
see humor in it somewhere, -I certainly do!
Thank you for another fabulous chapter.
I'm happy to see this story again, and have missed these characters that I've
become attached to. I also learned that Playdough ice cream actually exists.
I didn't even know until today that Playdough is actually edible. I suppose that
my mother didn't ever let us have it around for fear we'd get it on everything.
My friends would have it though at their houses so I did know what it was.
I never thought seriously about eating it. It sounds nasty tasting! Now that I'm
so enlightened I'm going to ask my friends' kids if they've eaten it, and then find
out if they like it...YUCK!
I am impressed and also a bit frightened by this new First Gulf War. Davey's been
a real trooper through it all of course. I'm glad that Brian has the love and patience
to bear with it, and happy they finally did the deed! Great chapter, -thanks.
It's interesting meeting Osiris and his fellow survivors. I wonder what Lest and
crew really will do about Ezar? We aren't even sure we know exactly what he
plans to do. I don't think anyone involved believes that he's planning anything
good, but he is an enigma. We know something about his character though.
A nice chapter:
Lulled by dogma, tradition, and Joshua's impasse with his parents, you give us a
picture of peace and piety, ...ending with a horrific scream!?
Shameless!
I hope you aren't going to leave us hanging for long...
This time space travel sounds both complicated and quite dangerous. It could mess
all kinds of things up. To do it for a bunch of artifacts is so wrong. Ezar is a wicked
man and a greedy fool. He might just bring about his own demise!
This chapter sort of brings the story around full circle. I'm happy for this ending
well, and I'd like to see more of your characters in the future. Thanks!
I'm so sad about Andy. We all knew it could happen, but hoped that it wouldn't
anyway. We hope that death won't happen in our own lives as well, but then I find
myself reading obituaries more as I get older... it's all part of life I suppose.
You handled this death and funeral beautifully.
There is nothing quite like the pain and remorse of discovering that you have just
stupidly caused terrible hurt to someone you love, but most of all caused yourself
to have the worst of it. I think of an old saying that love breaks under the weight of
time. In this case, it seems it didn't, -then it did!
This is a beautiful tale of care and true, selfless love. It touched me, - thank you
for writing it. It brought back memories of people I've known and lost, and how
much I gained from knowing them.