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As always, great story, Carlos.
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Nice story. The trope has been done before, but I liked your take on it. I was waiting the whole time for the zombies to stand up. Guess it was not that kind of story. Another thing that surprised me, was the positive atmosphere. In spite of the three dead housebreakers, there really wasn't much drama or angst. Usually these types of stories are darker, and there's a lot of people thinking about all the bad stuff. Anyways, thanks for the catching story (and the hunky Spaniard ... I'd like to hear the guys here pronouncing the surname )
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Chapter IX: The library
Jorgen Jackson commented on Jorgen Jackson's story chapter in Chapter IX: The library
Sorry it's already done. You can make suggestions for part 2, I'm having trouble with that -
That night we were in bed, in each others arms, enjoying the nearness. The fact I had to leave had been on my mind, but I had avoided addressing it. We were just too happy to spoil it with open-ended questions and what-ifs. But as the moment neared, I had to confront the fact, and take action if I didn’t want Germán to disappear from my life. “You know I’ll soon have to leave for the colony.” “Yeah, I know.” I heard, and noticed his body tensing up. “I don’t know what I’ll do when you’re gone.
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Our morning run had slowly been evolving into a hide and seek game. Germán was much fitter than I was, and tended to get bored running with me, so he began running around me, into the woods, coming back after a moment, taking me by surprise. I always tried to find him before he jumped out of the bushes. So the battle of wits escalated, him using his modifications to surprise me, and me using my training, and tuning the sensors with Lisa. I admit, most of the tuning was done by Lisa. Germán was
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Chapter VIII: The dusty room
Jorgen Jackson commented on Jorgen Jackson's story chapter in Chapter VIII: The dusty room
Glad you're enjoying it. It's good to know someone out in the big Intertubes appreciates the effort The next chapter is already programmed for Monday, hope you like it too -
Chapter VII: Getting to know Germán
Jorgen Jackson commented on Jorgen Jackson's story chapter in Chapter VII: Getting to know Germán
I see you have already read chapter 8. The first part ends with chapter 10 -
The moles were slowly, and carefully approaching the chamber. My experience told me, I couldn’t simply open a hole on the wall, and walk in to take a look. Everything had to be planned with great care, so as not to destroy any possible findings. I had been preparing everything for the big moment, and talking nonstop about it. Germán surely was the most patient person on the planet, listening to me for the umpteenth time about what would happen, what could be inside the chamber, and how I’d becom
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Before I could react, Germán took my arm, turned me around, cradled my face in his hands and kissed me delicately on the lips. I don’t know if my jaw fell before or after the kiss, but I picked it up fast enough to ask dreamily, “I don’t understand.” “Then I’ll explain it to you one more time.” And he kissed me again, but this time he opened his mouth and let his tongue play with my lips, slowly and sweetly, asking for entrance. His arms surrounded me, searching for more contact with my body.
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Carlos, you are an evil, evil man. Come sit by me. This chapter was outstanding. Really nicely done, and very dynamic. Short scenes, hopping from one to the next. It works. Are you really going to drive over a thousand miles on your bike? On purpose? You must have buns of steel, man. I hope you enjoy your time in Washington, and come back with lots of energy and ideas to finish this story.
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Chapter VI: Melancholy
Jorgen Jackson commented on Jorgen Jackson's story chapter in Chapter VI: Melancholy
There is a Spanish saying: "None so blind as those who will not see." Sometimes it is easier not to take the risk (especially when your self esteem is not too high). Anyway, it's out there now, no way back. Let's see what happens -
The next day, the Matrox 6000 had already finished Germán’s new clothes and some other stuff. “Thank you so much for the toothbrusher. It’s really top notch. My old one was half as good. Oh, wow, these clothes look really good.” On top of the pile was a beautiful blue t-shirt, with a slight iridescence, and a complicated drawing of a lush tree in blue and green tones, creating a changing, moving scape of light and shadow, as if the wind was blowing through: the kind of expensive looking t-shir
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Another great chapter. I liked the wedding: simple but meaningful. In the web page of Jared Lang, the shirts look really good. Good taste. And I won't mention the model there, not at all.
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Chapter II: Work, work, work
Jorgen Jackson commented on Jorgen Jackson's story chapter in Chapter II: Work, work, work
Thanks for taking the time to read and comment. Lisa is an AI that sits on Diego's head. You are the first to mention the influence that Star Trek has had in the story. Yes, the food, and most anything, can be "printed" or generated. The society (at least the core of it) is a post-scarcity economy (that I call post-abundance in the story). That was inspired by Star Trek. Hope you enjoy the rest of the story too. -
I really did sleep well. It took the help of a five-fingered massage to get there, but it was deep and with some nice erotic dreams, where my visitor was the main character. I woke up feeling on the top of my game. So I got up, got out and began my morning tai chi with weights. Lisa adjusted the wrist and ankle bands to optimize the workout, according to her. According to me, it was just one of the thousand ways she had to torture me. Shit! The pyjamas are going to fall off. * Lisa, you’ll h
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Happy birthday, old man :hug:You know how it is with the good wines, they only get better with age. So, now, where are our t-shirts? CJ, the gay wedding planer! That's a piece of stereotype right there, but a hunky, ass-kicking, 15 year old one. That kid seems to fit no mold. At 15 planning a wedding, that is some mature teenager. And I like your recipes. You'll have to publish them as an annex to the story. Yummy! Do you really cook like that, or are you just channeling someone else? I liked CJ's answer to the question about if he would go back to the internship next year. The storyline reminds me a little bit of the invitation to their home the gay hoteliers Ian Reisner and Mati Weiderpass made to Ted Cruz (you can see more about the story at Joe.My.God). It's ended with a boycott to the hoteliers' resorts by gay people. Of course Rubio is not Cruz (I think Rubio has said publicly he would go to a gay wedding if invited), but I could not avoid seeing some parallels.
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Chapter IV: Dinner without candles
Jorgen Jackson commented on Jorgen Jackson's story chapter in Chapter IV: Dinner without candles
Sorry for taking so long to answer, I was out for a couple of weeks. Thanks for stopping by, and taking the time to comment. It will take a little while to get to know Germán, so you'll have to bear with the story. About the titles, it's always difficult to give information about what will be happening, and at the same time not to give any spoilers. I hope to have found the way in the middle. Glad you like it. -
# That is the reason I could not detect him. He has been modified for stealth. It would be interesting to know what exactly are his abilities.# * This morning it was him looking. Oh my Uda! How long has he been watching? What have I been doing in the last weeks? How often have I wanked outside? * # That would be about once every evening for the last weeks. Not that I have been counting. # I’ll die of shame. -- Fuck that modified freak. He has no right to intrude. -- Yeah, classy, Diego, a fag
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Great chapter, great writing. About sharing your partner, I'm with EagleIsaac, I don't get it, but to each their own. What I do frown upon is their doing it without protection. Even though they are being treated with Truvada, the effectiveness of the treatment is certainly not 100%. How much can these people be trusted? People lie a lot... ...and Chip is the perfect example. I'm glad Doc finds the strength to make a clear cut. It's the best policy in this case. Chip himself confirms it: "He might even have to practice monogamy for the foreseeable future." So he will do anything he can get away with. Not someone to be trusted. Btw. if I was Doc, I would get tested. It's nice that CJ is getting positive feedback from the people around him, outside his "family". I'm just waiting to see when he is going to find someone his age to fall in love. As you describe him, he certainly is a keeper, and some guy might get very lucky.
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Chapter III: Nope, I'm not alone
Jorgen Jackson commented on Jorgen Jackson's story chapter in Chapter III: Nope, I'm not alone
Thanks! There are a couple more chapter already written, so there will be more. -
You know how it is when you are alone and don't expect any visitors, you tend to relax. During the day I dressed comfortably to protect my skin from the sun, insects, plants, and my clumsiness. But back at camp, I used to walk around in my undies or even naked, if I had to shower after work. It’s a great feeling. “Saving on clothes”, as I used to tell myself. So after dinner, I turned the anti-insect light on, and lay down outside in my undies to drink an exotic juice cocktail, and relax, enjoyi
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Nice and cozy. I liked it. It is very different from your other stories, but very solid too.
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You should include this in a story. You are amazing!
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I see a lawyer in the making. Make sure you are a good uncle/aunt, he may yet save your ass in the future!
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Great chapter! Yes! Doc has left Chip. The only thing I'm missing is the kick in the balls. I can understand someone slipping, but a lover on the side? No way! I also liked the way Doc does it. Even though he might be crumbling inside, and he may pay for it later, confronting Chip is not the moment to let his feelings show. I liked also how César and Brett always stay near to protect CJ, but do not interfere if it is not necessary. That's the right way to do it. You want a son that can stand for himself, and that's the way to learn. I have just one problem with this chapter: it's waaay too short!
