Timothy M.

I had exactly the same thought ! Great minds think alike.

The story reminds me of Pirates of the Caribbean, but the reason they didn't eat was a little more sinister. Great 'coming out' story.

LOL, no - or at least I don't think so. But they've worked out how to send emails and search for information.

Jimmy is a good guy, but I'm not feeling sorry for him. He has made the decision to pursue a relationship with Drake even though he knows it's uphill. I think he should have stayed for the talk with Richard, so he could point out when Drake stopped listening. I can't help wondering whether Richard was always thinking of Bernadette when he talked about the future and having children, but Drake simply heard what he wanted to hear. I think Drake is broken and he's at fault for not dealing with his issues when he freaked out about Jimmy having had casual sex with women. But I don't see him as a bad guy and he is trying to be honest about how he feels. Ii seems as if he hasn't had a best friend who wasn't also a lover, so when his world fell apart, he did not have anywhere to turn or anyone to talk to. His ability to trust people was destroyed by his parents and Richard, and his self-worth was trashed by Preston. He may not ever work his way out of this quagmire, and he'll lose more than Jimmy, who'll eventually find someone else to love. Closure - yeah, I'm not keen on that idea either. But telling Richard how he destroyed someone who loved him, and thus make him feel guilty, sounds like justifiable karma.

I hope Jarek wiped his finger prints off the phone, and that they didn't have time to track the call.

Just what I could imagine aliens saying about us, though I'm not sure what it is humans know.

Getting Eric to use a computer for mundane things might be OK. But i can't see him sitting in a public library and browsing gay stuff. And I don't mean porn, but anything LGBT related. If he could afford an iPad and internet connection at home, it would be different. Even my eighty+ year old parents have worked that out.

Since they were stupid enough to open the door I can't feel sorry for them.

Hiding in plain sight is always best.

Well, I'm hooked and I look forward to reading more about Jerry and his Psionic Pack.

I agree with Quentin, except Sasha is selfish too, since Ricky may well end up in prison for doing what his boyfriend asks.

I liked all the forest parts, they worked really well. I was a little surprised Jason didn't drive him to the hospital, and how Sean could drive with an sprained ankle, but then I realized he might have automatic transmission, and maybe Jason didn't have a license. Sean was lucky the sprain was OK after only three weeks, but the relatively fast first aid (cold water and elevation) probably helped. It was a little strange they never met up until the exhibition, but I guess Sean wasn't mobile at first and perhaps they didn't live close to each other. The ending was sweet but I kept wondering whether they had come out to each other before. If not, Sean's kiss was brave intuition.

Awesome bonus chapter. It's great to see Mikeal display a more confident and mature outlook. I'm relieved they managed to turn a situation with insecurity and jealousy into a deeper bond in their relationship. I liked Adam's cool and measured reaction to John's stupid behavior and his interpretation of why his ex turned up was surprising but logical. Thank you for this unexpected gift.

I'm not sure what to think of this party. Robbie does seem to have a few enjoyable moments, but I still think he would have preferred to have been without it. Interesting that the principal offers to help with the anti-gay 'parents' and Robbie might use this as a weapon against Don. 'I'll tell Mr Andrews you're upsetting me with your stupid ideas about me not being gay.' But why does the principal think the attack was about Robbie being male (gender) rather than being gay (orientation / sexuality) ?

I liked the double question, so full credit to whoever sent you the question and your way of dealing with it. The answers were interesting, and so was Dodger's explanation about his story.

I'll be back when you post more. Right now I'm just confused.

I have no clue what's going on, but hopefully we'll find out soon.

In Denmark we're taught to remove ticks with a special set of tweezers and told never to use the kerosene trick as it may cause the tick to 'vomit' into the wound, increasing the risk of infection, in particular Lyme disease. See also https://www.cdc.gov/ticks/removing_a_tick.html or https://www.wikihow.com/Remove-a-Tick btw a study has shown nudists are much less likely to have ticks, compared to people wearing clothes. Often the tick will be on your trousers and bite you when you put them on the next day.

Much better. It makes a lot more sense now. The above is the downside of having an editor who's a stickler for rules. If you don't wanna know, don't read the spoiler box.

He does say no one else should see any marks he leaves on Chris, so this means they won't be on his neck or other visible places.

You don't have to read the chapter again just because I do one comma edit.

Every time I read this it warms my heart and bring tears to my eyes.

With Robin or Mick ?

It's not his first time. He fucked Mick after Takashi whipped him. That was kinda hot too.

Why did I never leave a comment on this chapter? I think it was because I was overwhelmed with all the implications. But it's about time Mick finds out who he is, and Takashi and Riley seem to be just the ones to help him. Especially with Takashi able to help him with his empathy problems. And if he's hunted, who better to help than an overprotective Guardian werewolf.