Rambling Robin
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I love the squiddy way more than I ought to... I'm ashamed of myself. Takashi would happily turn him into sushi if he feels the need.Thank you so much for the review!
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We were about to go through a door as Takashi held me wrapped in a new blanket. This one was soft, fluffy, and much less musty. It was catching more of my blood than I was comfortable with, however. The door just looked like a regular door, into a bathroom, actually. When we stepped through that door, we weren’t supposed to end up in the potty though, we were supposed to end up in the Dark Court of the Unseelie fae. There weren’t even any sparkles or swirly colors. If I hadn’t been so distracted
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I do love Riley.
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I really wanted Mick to get himself out.
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Awwww thank you so much!
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Poor Guy... He's going to be pacing the floor.
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*holds hands up* Everything is going to be fine... eventually... Promise
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*happy noises*
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I totally agree!
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Thank you so much to those who reviewed and encouraged me to keep going on this story! You helped so much! Thank you! My eyes fluttered open with effort, I had trouble getting them to focus. From the lights and the motion I seemed to be in a moving car. Someone was talking, I heard my name. Fuck, I felt like shit and I didn’t know where I was. This could be bad. “I don’t know… I’ll be there in a couple minutes. I can’t take him to the hospital looking like this, I didn’t even recognize him
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Thank you! I'm so glad you liked it!
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I hope you like what Takashi is when you find out. And failure to thrive from lack of touch is what I thought of for skin-starvation in the fae. Good eye!Thank you!
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I'm glad you see the hurt behind his humor. It's his main coping mechanism. And yeah, I do feel bad for Guy. He really does just want to help Mick. Guy wants to help everyone. Thank you for all your reviews! They are making my day!
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Mick has had a hard time in life. Thank you for the review!
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Luke is a bad bad man. >.< Poor Ezra. Joshua to the overly affectionate rescue!Thank you for the review!
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Thank you so much for such a kind review!Fanatics scare me. I think that must be translating into the story. I'm glad it's coming through. Poor Ezra.
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Yeah, Ezra's dad is a true believer. Which is horrifying and creepy.Luke is just a bad bad man. And he's in a position of power over young people who are marginalized. *shiver*
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Ezra didn't admit anything. Luke was the cause of things coming out about Ezra being gay. Ezra actually being gay didn't actually enter in. This will be explained in later chapters. *shudder* Thank you so much for the review!
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We'll find out later how Paul and Luke decided Ezra was gay. *shudder* Luke and Paul are a bad pair.
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Thank you! I'm so glad you like it! I decided to write a story like the ones I really like to read. I'm glad someone else likes it too! Fanatics creep me out, and the ones who use their twisted beliefs to hurt their children... ugh. It's horrifying.
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I hate the bad guys. At least in my stories they can get what they deserve in the end.
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Thank you! And yes, his dad is a total nut. *shudder* His dad has a large arsenal of purifications he can use on Ezra. For himself Paul usually sticks with self-flagellation. Old-school. It's going to be a bad scene when his dad starts to suspect Ezra's impure thoughts about Joshua! eep! Joshua is going to be a very good thing in his life, though. And I promise HEA. Thank you for the review! xoxo Robin
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Saturdays usually passed relatively easily for Ezra. It was a day for reflection and healing. Paul always checked Ezra over Saturday morning, tending any wounds the boy might have, then they would say a short prayer. Ezra was tired, but not in pain from his therapy. His father however, wore two layers of soft clean t-shirts most Saturdays, that day was no exception. Sometimes at the end of the day, Ezra had to help Paul remove the bottom shirt if the fabric stuck into the wounds on his back. Eve
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Yeah, poor kid. The cutting ended up getting way too much attention so his dad stopped doing it. His dad got a wild idea about Christ bleeding for us and so we should bleed for him. Ew. *shudder*
