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Gay with no fashion sense. lol Poor Jonas. Without Jenny at this point, he'd almost be hopeless. Wonder what his fellow employees are going to think about the new clothes.

Hmm, I need to pay more attention when I go to Krogers. lol. Glad Jonas got a job, but I can't wait to see what it entails. I don't know whether to think creepy or just damn interesting. Oh well, I'm curious as hell now.

Fantasy? sounds like Jonas's life is going to take another interesting turn.

Decided since you decided to begin writing this story again, I'd better check it out. So far, it's great. Poor Jonas didn't now his father as well as he thought huh? Thank God for Jenny.

Big hugs.

Talk about a windfall. I think I'd have to go back and punch the hell out of his crappy boss Can't wait to see where you go with this.

Poor Zune. I'm so glad Edward came forward and stood by him. He seemed so distraught, and you wrote his emotions perfectly. Yeah, Edward has loved Zune for a long time. Lots of food for thought here.

The article is very enlightening. A couple of years ago, i saw one of my gay friends for the first time in 25 years. We talked for hours, catching up. At the end of the conversation, she said, "You're so gay". I just smiled and said, "No, just enjoyed the best of the best worlds until I met my hubby." I know at times I come across as gay because of bashers. It infuriates me, so I have to try to keep a lid on it. Otherwise, hubby would kill someone:P Bisexual to me is picking the person. I dated men and women and when the right one came alone, done. I still love female eye candy and my hubby knows it and has no problem with it.

You know I love your writing, but this is way up there. You said so much in so little words. Great story

HI Astro and Eli

I agree with Sly. So sad that so much history is lost or being ignored

I graduated high school as an honor student. Small town people got the best of me. Instead of waiting to enter college in the fall, I jumped into a business school that I could enter straight after graduating. I was bored senseless. After a few months, I applied for a job that I thought I would like, worked days, and continued school at night. Still not being able to handle the people where I lived, I quit my job, and much to my dad's dismay moved over a hundred miles away, alone.. Luckily, I still had no problem finding a decent job. I took some classes to gain more knowledge of my job at the time, which prepared me to a point for the job I've now worked close to thirty years. I never dreamed that grasping different types of knowledge when they were offered would be such an asset. During this time, I went through a thirteen month marital mistake, divorced and decided to take night classes at a small college. I met my present day husband during this time. We married, two years later, I started doing what I'm doing now. My computer skills came from hands on experience and being able to comprehend what I read when learning new programs. I even teach other employees the programs if they can't grasp it. Although I don't have a degree, I have a grasp on the concept of learning. Never think you know it all, and when knowledge is offered, absorb it and store it. You never know when it will be useful. My opinion of levels of education? By all means, get all you can and want. It's always a plus

Definitely a piece of beautiful writing. I've lived very close to the Mississippi all my life and it's a force in itself as River's inner self is. You told a beautiful story and kept it engrossing. Great job!

OMG! What an imagination. I certainly didn't expect that. It was short, but definitely not sweet. What a great and unique tale. I was totally surprised which means you did a great job!

I can remember as a child being told about fairies and sprites. Then, when I was in the second grade, they asked me to be a fairy in a play and I refused because I was scared I'd turn into one. My mother said I never relented either. I wound up being the narrator. We lived close to a cemetery and the reason my dad always talked about fairies and sprites is because I was scared to go to the cemetery and he said there wasn't any ghosts there just fairies and sprites and they only came out at night. He also said they were good, not evil So, I found your mean and evil kinda funny, but also a little scary. Your imagination gave you a wonderful story. Very entertaining.

I don't have to tell you how much I enjoyed this because you know I love a good love story with a happy ending and you supplied both. The rule of writing, write what you know definitely applied in you story and you did a wonderful job, Sasha. Thanks for such a sweet love story.

So unexpected, but a great story. It's heartbreaking what PTSD can do a person and the affect it has on those around him. Great job, Cole.

I'm so glad that I didn't read this right before I went to sleep last night. It's a work of fiction but so much of it is actually happening or has happened. The sad thing is we don't have but all those gods to stop it. Only one. I loved the description of your characters and this is the most unique take on the theme that I've read so far. Great job

Two sex shifters and one Miah. He certainly got his wish, just got a lot more than he bargained. I'm just glad it wasn't an actual shifter hunt. It's intriguing that the doctor even knew they were shifters and reprimanded them a little for what they did. I guess there's good shifters and bad shifters. Moshe and Lisco seem to be sexily good tho I enjoyed this so much. After all, one of your stories introduced me to shifter.

Dammit, now I have to go check it out. Sheesh:P

Well, I've got one thing to say. You've certainly set the bar high for first anthology authors. Loved,loved, loved your story. I've always felt that a person's eyes could tell you all that you needed to know. If you clear the clouds and fear from a person's eyes, they've found love. Thanks for a very well written and entertaining story.

LOL. Great take on the theme Bill and I thoroughly enjoyed Nate's story. If it could only be like this for many others that are bullied every day. Thanks for a great read.

Good job Rachel. I'm always a sucker for feel good stories.

When you do things in life that hurt someone, many times you regret it. Mark certainly does, but like Lisa said, it's too late now. I certainly hope you do continue this. I'd love to read some make up sex

I'll be looking forward to more of the Ranger and his newly acquired friend. Enjoyed this a lot.