Rambling Robin
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I never watched those movies. I don't actually recognize him... I think I may be lame. >.
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Oh yeah, that dad is a crazy who thinks he's right with god. *shudder* And yeah, therapy of one kind or another every Friday. Poor Ezra.
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The way his dad has no remorse really bothers me. How he believes he is doing the best and most loving thing for his son is horrifying. *shudder*
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Yeahhhhhh. His dad hurts him more than the bullies. Poor Ezra.
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lol Should I change his name? I can't decide. I never even had heard of him before I started the story. >.<omg Yes. Homeschool would be terrible for Ezra. Thank you for the reviews! I love you!
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Ugh! I know! Poor Ezra.
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Zealots scare me... a lot. Anyone who can so easily dismiss anything that doesn't fit with their preconceived notions, no matter what evidence may be present to the contrary, are scary people. *shudder* People who can do such evil while believing that they are doing good and right is frightening. At least the bullies know they are being cruel and bad. Thank you so much for your review!
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I figure if people reaaaally hate the bad guys then I must be doing okay. I just want to scoop up Ezra and put him in my pocket though. I'm glad you are liking it! Thank you for the review!
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It really is terrible that people have to deal with this in real life. It's awful. Makes me wallow in teaching my own kids that they can love whoever they want as long as they treat them right. Thank you for the review. xoxo Robin
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*whispers* Can I tell you a secret? Ezra's dad and a certain friend of his mayyyyyy have been employed at some point in their younger years at a "pray the gay away" camp.
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Thank you so much! I'm glad you like it. Poor Ezra has really had a terrible time. I promised he'll get a HEA!
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Ezra tucked his clothes in the hamper next to the bathroom door. The teen moved quickly past the mirror, avoiding his reflection. At the tub he spun the knobs quickly and flicked the switch from faucet to shower. Soon, steam wafted from the hot droplets in a pale vapor. Ezra stepped in quickly, not bothering to test the temperature. The boy sucked in a hiss as the steaming water pelted his myriad bruises, pain flaring before the heat began to sooth his aching body. He stuck his head under the st
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The house was dark when Ezra went inside. He took off his shoes, lining them up in their spot on the mat next to the door. His dark hoody went onto the hook set above his sneakers. Ezra rubbed his palms awkwardly over the scars and bruises on his arms. He felt naked without his jacket. The teen would see if maybe he could talk his dad into getting him more long-sleeved shirts the next time they got clothes. They always shopped at the second-hand stores, but Ezra really didn’t mind. He wasn’t in
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Poor Ezra.Thank you for your kind review! I really appreciate it! I hope you like the next chapters. I look forward to hearing from you about them! xoxo RObin
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Thank you! I like Ms. Garcia. She really does care even if she wishes she could do more. Yeaaaaah, Ch 5... >.< Sorry in advance. Hope you like it!
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Friday afternoon found Ezra shuffling his feet just inside the door of the school’s office. This whole thing seemed like a colossally bad idea to the teen, especially when he saw the college student he was going to be assisting. Joshua was talking with Ms. Garcia in her office with the door open. Ezra could have listened in, but didn’t, preferring to deeply contemplate the toes of his sneakers. The tips of a pair of well broken-in black boots edged into his vision. Ezra’s gaze slipped slowly up
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Thank you!
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You will love Ch 5... muahahaha
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I am taking a break from Prophy. Last chapter was kind of hard on me. Poor Mick!
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Thank you so much!
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Thank you! I hope you like it!
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The next day, Ezra was turned away from his first class. A pass was pushed into his hand by the teacher before he even made it to the desks. “Office, Walker.” Ezra sighed heavily, turning on his heel. At least he hadn’t been called on the intercom this time. That was always so embarrassing. He hated it, everyone would look at him. He knew they’d wonder what he’d done to get called to the office and his face would burn up. Thank God for oversized hoodies he could hide in. If he hurried maybe h
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Wow! Thank you so much for the kind review! Lester isn't dead yet. He will get what's coming for him, I promise. I hate that guy! I'm taking a little break from this story, but I promise I haven't abandoned it! xoxo Robin
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Yeah. I think Mick is really not going to be able to stay out of therapy after this one. And Lester will get what's coming to him, promise. Thank you for the review! xoxo
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Thank you for the review!And yeah. I hate Lester. He'll get what's coming to him. Promise.
