Kitt

harness

Lead

tango

dip

tinctures

Alieve

Broken

I used to work after school programs for the 5 to 10 year old age groups. Take my word, zippers exist and shit happens because of it. Ever see the bleach commercial where the little boy is fighting with a belt hollering "Mom we have a situation!" ? It had me laughing histerically as I got a similar shout from the boys bathroom. It does not surprise me those four little words came back to haunt the guys. Even if the grands did not have time enough to coax the boy into accusing Peter, just that one sentence would be enough to trigger an investigation. Troy is an honest kid. All the shrink had to do is ask if either of the guys ever hurt him.

Steady

Shaking

Wuff sounds chineese, sort of. Does that make you now Sasha Distan Wuff?

epilogue

Who, me?

trade

Recall

1. YES! You did write one whopper of a cliffie. Even I said "Oh, shit, here we go." and I know what happens next!

broken

cards

powder Not sure I am understanding - some of the responses seemed completely unrelated to me. It's first thing pops into your head right?

My comments were not aimed at you or any real person. My post began intended to be a reply to a post I found offensive. The comments were meant to support my position, but when it came time to quote the offensive missive i could no longer find it. Perhaps that poster thought better of what was said and modified or deleted the part I found offensive. Regardless, I then hit the post button instead of the one I was aiming for. The two are adjacent on this tablet, and I chose to let the comments stand rather than try to correct them from the tablet. It was never my intention to offend you, or any one else. I think it sucks that you found/find it necessary to remain in the closet. To not feel free to express your true feelings is the ultimate in unfairness. I look forward to the day when the word gay returns to being happy.

LMFAO! Don't talk to me about old dude! There is a reason Sasha calls me Ma!

Ok, where do I start? Let's go with the easy comment. Please do not take offence if I do not leave a review. I will always like a chaprer I enjoy, and will usually leave an emoji in a review that reflects the emotions invoked, but seldom leave written comments since a run in with an author who took offence to what I thought was mearly a comment on the story taking an unexpected turn. Now, the grands taking Troy out of school, whether supported by being on the school pick up list or not, IS an abduction as they did not have the legal gardians permission. Having worked in the daycare system, we would not have released a child under those conditions without reaching the parents/gardians. At a minimum it is custodial interfearance. The school I worked with also would not have allowed the teacher to approve the release. The grands would have had to deal with the admins and been cleared by them, at which time Troy would have been called to the office for dismissal from there.Maybe it is different down under, but it seems unfair to me to put that sort of responsibility, to vet all pick ups, on a teacher responsible for multiple students. Now, going back to earlier chapters: Parents have to pick their fights. Some things are just not worth fighting with a stubborn youngster over! In my home, my mom's when she was growing up, and presumably going back more generations, the rule was take what you want, but eat what you take, you can always go back for more. We were not allowed to just refuse a new food, the rule was taste before you decide. More often than not the food was enjoyed, and on those few occasions it was not, mom always had hot dogs or hamburgers that could be quickly fixed to fill the gap. I am not sure who I feel more compassion for, Lisa confined to the hospital, the children who have effectively lost both parents, the guys who were tossed into the deep end of parenting with very little preperation, or the poor schnooks at childrens services (or what ever they are called down under) who now haave to unravel the mess the Lyntons have caused. I do know how I feel about those two!

I love binge reading, but now the wait for new chapters begins for me. Of course I had to pick the biggest cliffhanger of the story to catch up. You have woven a well written tale of real life. The characters are believable, and the situations could easily be recounting of actual events. Why do I get the feeling the statement "You hurt my willy." is going to cause as many headaches for Alan and the family court as the grandparents abduction?