Thorn Wilde
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There is no answer to his texts, and Peter’s calls go straight to voicemail. Feeling better than yesterday, he puts on his clothes and heads up to the Bronx to Wade’s apartment, but it is empty and dark with no sign that anyone has been there since yesterday morning, and Peter returns home with a sinking feeling in his stomach. Where could Wade have gone? Did something happen? By mid afternoon, Peter’s worries have turned to full scale fretting, and he’s pacing his living room, running through
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You can check the comments over on Archive of Our Own if you don't believe me, dude. Thank you! I'm glad you're enjoying my story!
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Haha, true!
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I know, but I'm not telling.
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‘Ah! Shit . . .’ Peter’s eyes are half closed. The feeling of Wade’s mouth, his hot tongue, overwhelms his senses and clouds his mind. He looks down at his lover in a haze of lust, and is it weird that Wade has never looked hotter than on his knees in a sexy maid outfit, servicing Peter with the sort of enthusiasm he usually reserves for heartfelt renditions of 80s pop songs and Disney musical numbers? Peter feels the familiar tightening in the pit of his stomach that signifies an imminent orga
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Author Promotion Ga's Newest Signature Author: Cynus
Thorn Wilde commented on A.J.'s blog entry in Gay Authors News
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You know, one of the biggest culture clashes I experience when I leave Scandinavia is the way folks don't take their shoes off at the door... I find it extremely confusing. Here, it's seen as quite rude not to, unless you've been told you can leave them on. It's automatic. I like how the Garzas are civilised.
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Well, this happened in the comics once: http://pm1.narvii.com/5831/c772ed92c22016ca3903ab89268bdffa56cf861b_hq.jpg It's not entirely the same outfit, but...
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Aren't they, though?
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The next day, after making absolutely certain that no one suspicious is watching his building, Wade takes Peter home. He’s managed to find some clothes that aren’t catastrophically big on the younger man, and they both dress in civvies and take the subway to Peter’s place. Once there, Wade changes the dressings on Peter’s bullet wounds (they’re healing nicely despite his inferior regenerative powers) and tucks him into bed. Then, after concluding that Peter’s fridge is painfully low on tasty foo
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In short stories I usually stick to a single character's point of view, and the whole 'I've always loved you' thing is such a cliché, so... Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed the story.
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We can call this the honeymoon phase. Glad you're still enjoying the story!
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I think you get one or two more chapters of this fluffiness before I tear everything apart, yeah. Glad you liked it!
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When Peter wakes up he’s alone on the mattress, though the spot next to him is still warm. He blinks blearily and looks around until he finds Wade seated on the floor a little ways off, polishing his sword. Literally, not euphemistically. Sunlight streams in through the windows. Wade appears to notice his movement, looks up and smiles at Peter. He stands, sheathing his sword and carrying it to his weapons locker next to the mattress, and then comes to sit, legs crossed, on the floor next to Pet
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Thank you so much! I'm glad you found it true to life. I was going for realism.
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A lesson for every sad, dumped and lovelorn person... We can all move on. Thank you!
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I was extremely tempted to make something happen with Aiden, as I really liked him, but in the end I decided against it. Valentine's Day isn't really that much of a thing here either, but enough that it's hard to escape from... Americanisation and all that.
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I hope so, because then there's hope for me too. Thank you so much, darling! <3
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Thank you, Lisa! I'm sorry to hear about you and your ex. Bad break-ups suck. I suppose at this point it's no secret that this story is autobiographical in many ways, and my ex and I hang out in the same circles and have the same friends. As I type this, we're actually at the same birthday party, though it's nowhere near as awkward as the party in the story. I'm glad you enjoyed the story even though it's not happy ever after.
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Thank you! I'm hugely gratified by your comment. I'm honoured to think I could make you see the story that vividly, in spite of what some might call a minimalist writing style. Thank you!
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Thank you, Gary! I'm glad you enjoyed the story, and that you found it interesting. If it makes people think I've done my job.
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Thank you for your kind words! I've never been so into happy ever after... I prefer happy for now, and sometimes I just want reality, which is that most times you don't even get that. I think Mike will be happy again, though.
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I'm glad to hear that. A lot of Mike's thoughts and feelings are based on my own thoughts and feelings over my break-up, naturally enough. Writing this story was pretty therapeutic for me, I think.
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It doesn't even have to be a romantic thing... But the wish to be loved, and to be important to someone... Well, I think (hope?) that most of us long for that. Glad you liked the story!
