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The only words I ever heard from you,
about tomorrow is, I quote: ‘No chance!
Annoying shit!’, and ‘Wasting of my time!’
Quotation ending here. I wonder why,
all of a sudden, coming over then.
Why asking all those questions? Tell me! Why?
Hmm Curiosity? Fat chance! No way!
I know you better my friend. Ha! You heard
that little rumor. Right? The magic name.
I knew it! Jo-nah! So predictable.
Spring words
Tulip, daffodil, daisy, and snowdrop,
All flowers are words when nature speaks spring.
Thrushes and blackbirds nest in the treetop,
The morning starts early, now that they sing.
Strong words
With you I can hear the colors tumult,
and you help me to see the blackbird’s song.
With you this will never be difficult,
you just take my hand and I'm staying strong.
I'm so glad I got to read the chapter before I'm on Easter vacation. You managed to surprise me. Again. In most stories mothers are easily forgiven, despite what they did, just because they are mothers. From my own experience I know it is almost always expected. I don't agree. Kendall's mother made mistakes, but she earned forgivness, because in the end she did the right thing. It's good Michael saw this.
Again. Loved it. Happy Easter, Gary!
As I am team Rob: I like protective Rob. It suits him.
And you made me think about underwear...
This was a light and funny chapter, whatever mall-problems you had, I'd say you solved them just fine.
Wow, this all went rather fast. Funny is, I'm totally okay with it. Obviously you did some good reasoning, because usually I always think that's way too fast, that can't really happen. Not this time, though.
I can't wait for them meeting Michael and Kendall. *grin*
Happy Easter, Gary! It seems Roman studied Martin a lot to know what he needed to do to get him to go out with him. Let's hope for a dinner prompt soon.
Maybe you're meeting him at my bar someday and do just that. I bet Alan would be grateful. You only understand regret when you have felt it. Thank you, Gary. After reading your review I want to revisit Alan...after he met you.Thank you, Gary. This meant a lot to me.
Hi, Gary! I'm glad to have you on board. As Martin said, that's not who he is. I don't think I could write someone who'd accepted that offer, to be honest. Thanks for your review!
Arron still needs a lot of reassurance and Chet is willing to give it to him. Although Chet has been hurt by Ian, I have the feeling that Arron suffered more because of what Dwayne did. Maybe that's just how he is. Good he has Chat now. Beautiful chapter, Gary.
Maybe Martin's boss knows what loneliness means? You just gave me a story idea... Thank you, Lisa! Dinner, yes, if all goes well I'll be writing that prompt story in Italy.
Thank you, Lit! I bought a colomba, a traditional Italian Easter cake, saw some guys in bunny costumes, and thought why not write an early Easter prompt story. I'm glad you liked it. Now we wait for Wayne...
“You honestly think I would wear something like that?” Martin stared at the garment draped over his boss’ arm and shuddered.
“I do.“
“Well, I’m not. Ask Jessa. She loves stuff like this.” Martin flicked some invisible lint from his dark tan slacks, pulled at the short sleeves of his tight, white, V-neck tee-shirt, and took in a deep breath. He still wasn’t able to shake this little nervousness before he had to go out on the stage, even after all these years.
“I already did. She agreed to take
That was remarkable self-reflection on Arron's side. Don't get me wrong, I'm glad he did, it shows how important Chet became to him. He was able to push his fears aside. And Chet? He was sleeping? I couldn't have slept after that. Good thing Arron insisted to clear everything up the very evening and was able to wake him eventually.
They are still very new, even though they moved fast and thought they had it all figured out. Arron's reaction showed this clearly. You can't build genuine trust in such a short time. It really looked bad. Would Chet have reacted the same way, if Dwayne had been at Arron's house? Who knows?
No really, if you've been hurt bad, you always remember this and try to avoid that it ever happens again at all cost, that's not a conscious decision. I understand Arron.
So, my trust is in you, Gary. Go fix this! ASAP! Lol.
Awww...Only Ian probably still being at Chet's let's me not fully enjoying this chapter. I'm waiting for the other shoe to drop. Arron's trust is still a bit fragile I think...God's I'm nervous. Lol I'm an idiot, hahaha. Great chapter, Gary.