Carlos Hazday

He already snatched himself a hunky, wealthy husband, it was time for Ozzie to pay the price...

The 60 one had been there since last January, it was time for a change. I think I'll keep this one during all of 2019. My celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Uprising.

Always great to see you commenting, Chris. I have no idea what you mean by a cliffhanger...

Thanks, bud. Glad you enjoyed it.

LOL Same CJ time, same CJ channel... I like to start things off with a bang. LOL

Back at ya, my friend.

Next chapter will clear it up... I think CJ's worried his husband has another man atop him.

I haven't killed off anyone in a long time... 😀

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LMAO. In the next chapter...

Cliffhanger? Where? Follow the story and you'll get notifications when a new chapter posts.

Thanks for catching that. It's been fixed. Welcome to reading on GA, the story will continue to be posted on CRV on a delayed basis.

Well, our hero and the Goat King do share initials...

Georgetown: Goodnight, My Angel By Carlos Hazday Chapter 1 of GA story # 4,750 is now available...

CJ Abelló and Owen Liston return from their honeymoon ready to tackle married life. CJ's last two years at Georgetown University are filled with family, friends, and adventure. The events carry the couple to new heights of happiness and depths of sadness. Their lives will never be the same afterward.

THE SQUAD César Marcos Abelló, Jr. [CJ] – Born 1997 in Miami, Florida. Cuban-American. Georgetown University Edmund Walsh School of Foreign Service. Martial arts black belt, motorcycle enthusiast, and architecture aficionado. Owen’s husband Owen Zachary Liston [Ozzie] – Born 1992 in Pokolbin, New South Wales, Australia. Attorney with an MBA working at The Nature Conservancy. Oenophile raised in the family’s vineyard and winery. Rugby player. CJ’s husband. Bradley Thomas Kennedy [Brad

This was by far my favorite CSR featured story of 2018. That's saying a lot considering I was featured earlier in the year. I gobbled up the story, left a review, and hope I one day can do the same for another installment. The Storm brothers were fun and the story deserves a sequel.

Idiots follow rules without ever questioning them. I refuse to be any more of an idiot than I already am.

Eight for me which is not a surprise. More than once I've skipped looking at stories on GA because of bad grammar in the description. If the author can't bother to ensure 5 likes are clean, what does that say for the rest of their story? However, I think I follow Cia's approach; I differentiate between dialogue and narration. I'm pretty sure I've used all the items in the quiz wrongly when writing dialogue. A reader once pointed out I often end sentences with a preposition. I showed him each instance he mentioned was in dialogue and that's how real people speak. As I've gained experience, there are a few rules I find silly and delight in flaunting. But I do try to do so consistently. It's MY style, not a mistake.

Motorcycles, marijuana & fur

Nah... too often we get caught up in the past and miss the present. And sometimes we get caught up in the present and forget there's a future waiting. Amidst the hoopla, there's a certain melancholy around the holidays that invites reflection. Your readership would be welcome but even if it doesn't materialize, I'll still love you. Hope 2019 is a great one, buddy.

This time of year, many of us stand on the line between past and future; we look at what has been and what could be. With Georgetown: Goodnight, My Angel about to go live, I've revisited previous entries in the CJ series, after all the tenth book in the series will begin posting four years to the day when Summer did. The first chapter, "Out in the Street," received a welcoming response, something that still surprises me. That day, @quokka and @Timothy M. left the first two comments on the story. Reading the chapter, the comments, and my responses made me smile this morning. CJ, the author, and readers have been through a lot over the last few years. The upcoming installment chronicles CJ's final two years at Georgetown University, and I hope you'll enjoy what I have planned for him. I look forward to your reactions over the next six months. Thank you for the continued support and may 2019 be prosperous and healthy for you and yours.

@Toddten I've posted the date and a couple of sneak peeks in the CJ Discussion Thread. You should check it out and follow it. CJ and Owen return in 4 days.

place: suburban Miami lakeside home time: day-after-Christmas family dinner Uncle talking to kid's father: "Damn, bro. That's a big-ass plate of food. 12-yo nephew who's recently hit puberty: (holding his hands about a foot apart) "My dudes, I've got the biggest one." Cue eye-rolls, grunts, and giggles The Hazdays strike again. I couldn't make this shit up if I tried...

@Will Hawkins Thank you for reading and reacting. I like it when my stories create a buzz and I can make readers think.