Topher Lydon
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Riley has a problem, and it's shaped like a certain Warehouse lad in a hi-vis jacket. Meanwhile Ben watches with.... amusement is not the right word... dispassionate I told you so?
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I don't think Kier was quite prepared for that. I don't know if he is strongly attracted to Lee, or just really likes having sex with him... something of the old Kieran breaking through, or he just really gets off on the power dynamic. Riley brings out Kieran, Lee brings out Kier.
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He made cream
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Lee finding a way to be useful.
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Chapter Eleven: The Sharpened Tool The alarm on Lee’s phone vibrated at 06:00. He didn't let it ring. He woke instantly, his eyes snapping open in the pre-dawn grey of his bedsit. No lingering in the warmth of dreams. Dreams were for people with something to escape from. Lee had a kingdom to run. The room was a box of clinical precision. The linoleum floor, scrubbed the previous evening, smelled faintly of bleach—a scent he associated with control. The kitchenette was a study in stai
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You'll have to find out And I assure you, there's only one man for Tabby. So no fears there.
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um, errr... ahhh... errr... ummm
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Alvin cannot leave, if he leaves he defaults on the house.
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This is not a Love Story
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Kier vs Ben, far more interesting than Kieran vs Ben.
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Are you sure that's what Ben wants? He's had plenty of chances to take Kieran/Kier and hasn't done so yet. I mean his jealousy of Riley is very evident, so maybe.
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Cradle-2-Grave
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I agree, Tabby is just scared. Like Alvin is scared. The winter may actually be good for them, give them perspective.
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It's Tabby's yearly pattern. This is what he is used to. But yes they're talking, and more importantly, getting to understand each other.
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Tabby finally understands Alvin's fear. Alvin finally understands Tabby's Now they just have to work out what comes next.
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**Chapter 10: The Kindling and the Quiet** The morning after the frost—and the fight—the Doily Dungeon was silent. It wasn't the peaceful quiet of a library or the heavy quiet of a church. It was the silence of a house holding its breath, waiting for a structural beam to snap. Alvin woke in a bed that had gone cold, the space beside him empty and smooth. He reached back automatically, his hand seeking the solid, radiating warmth that had become his anchor over the last few months.
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I like authenticity in the writers I read. I have moral issues with certain demographics writing AT other demographics. But that is a me issue, not a critique of them. I'm a bit of a Vegan when it comes to what I read/watch, I like a certain amount of honesty in it. That said, when an author crosses the divide and actually writes FOR another demographic, that's when it blows the socks off. I want more of it, I want to be able to enjoy a story that speaks to me in a voice I know rings true. I think the intentions of the author shows in their writing. And those writers that understand their characters and the motivations, those are the best ones.
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hah, Astra's are the worst. My Dad had one for the longest time, awful POS. Police car of choice over here for the longest time as well. Blue lights and that screech of Neee-Naaaw
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That has to be, singularly, the best summary of the book so far
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Very influential family over here. So probably. I just called him that because he sucks
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Conan's rules, if you're strong enough, come and try to take it. So far Kier's had image, and strength of will on his side. That's not going to save him from Dyson. What will is that he's smarter than Dyson, and his people are more loyal.
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It sets the pattern for the next series, Andrew and CSIS became a natural fit for him.
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Right-Then, looks like Riley wins again!
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Chapter Ten: The Lieutenant of the Loading Bay Harrisons was no longer a place of work. It was a colony, and Kieran was its distant, unspoken sovereign. He stood on the loading dock, the mid-morning drizzle beading on the shoulders of his stolen suit jacket. He smoked a Marlboro Red from the tribute packet, watching the ecosystem of the bay reorganise itself around a new, toxic sun. In the centre of the concrete expanse, a minor revolution was underway. Lee—the trembling,
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