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  1. Topher Lydon

    Chapter 18

    catching up, fell behind.
  2. Poor Taine, all he wants is a little private Tyler time. It's kind of fun writing a Charlie book without him in it. charlie getting some time to sort out his stuff with Pip at long last.
  3. out now
  4. Mrs. Hartley's down there, somewhere, with a mojito.
  5. Welcome back to the Hartley's Cecil would like to remind you that he may be the anti-christ, but he still requires his daddy.
  6. When a family vacation to a Caribbean resort is interrupted by a cambion toddler with separation anxiety, a celestial custody battle, and an illegal supernatural labor union, chaos ensues. Charlie just wanted margaritas and sunburn—instead, he's juggling his demonic baby, angels with issues, and his father's inexplicable luck. With Simon at his side and a gremlin strike threatening to dismantle the resort, this is one holiday that proves family isn't about blood—it's about who shows up when the hellfire hits the fan.
  7. The Caribbean sun did not merely shine upon the island; it actively aggressively assaulted it, beating down with a thick, oppressive humidity that felt like walking through a warm, wet blanket. The premium villa experience at the "Emerald Vista Resort and Spa" had promised unmitigated luxury, whispering palm trees, and the kind of relaxation that only exorbitant amounts of money could buy. What it actually delivered, within the first thirty minutes of the Hartley family’s arrival, was a ma
  8. The Hartley kitchen had never been so quiet, and that was precisely the problem. It was 7:47 AM on the morning of the family's departure for the Caribbean, and the silence was deafening. No squeaking. No Latin commentary. No small, judgmental flames flickering at the ceiling. Just the distant hum of the refrigerator and the soft clink of Mrs. Hartley moving about the stove, making toast that no one was eating. Charlie stood at the counter, staring at his phone. Taine had texted thirt
  9. I think what would enfuriate him more... rough treatment, which he understands... or kindness... and Pity. To a man like Allistair, that's the humiliation. Being patronized and patted on the head while he is spoon fed pudding. Locked inside his failing body. And Tarquin, standing at the end of his bed, watching what his father has become, knowing all too well what it means.
  10. Besides, it's pleasant having Merrick know who did this to him, and unable to do anything about it. Merrick loathes weakness, and yet now he has to be exactly that. Weak. In my opinion it is a fate, for him, that's duly fitting. Nothing says "I'm the terror of Bay Street!" quite like a bib and a catheter.
  11. Depends entirely on what you consider enough capacity.
  12. Alistair Merrick is.
  13. aye, Orel isn't born for another 5 years or so, circa 2006. He's two years older than Jacob Carter.
  14. yes, Tarquin, Oliver and Orel Tarquin is 7 at this point Oliver is a few days old Orel is at least five years away from being born. We know from "the Lost and the Damned" that Both Oliver and Tarquin were raised under Alistair and knew the old tyrant for what he was. Orel was largely raised by Oliver and spared the monster. I do recommend the Lost and the Damned for a closer look at Alistair Merrick's legacy and the fate of his children.
  15. Levesque is about to have a very VERY bad day when he realizes that his money is stuck in frozen accounts, FINTRAC going over his dealings with a fine tooth comb. And the man who can explain it all just had a massive stroke in the middle of Bay Street. Levesque is going to have a ... tiny bit... of a day.
  16. Oliver is a new born at this stage, but indeed, lessons learned.
  17. Well Played Mister Carter. good morning, 2 chapters remain.
  18. Alistair Merrick did not simply exist within the world; he sought to consume it entirely. For decades, he had meticulously constructed an empire founded upon the unbreakable pillars of absolute leverage, bottomless offshore liquidity, and the ruthless exploitation of human frailty. He viewed the sprawling metropolis of Toronto not as a city of millions of beating hearts, but as a vast, complex chessboard where every single piece—from the lowest street-level dealer in the Montreal pipeline to the
  19. Ok so... confession time... My Story contains...... the word:
  20. Topher Lydon

    Chapter 1

  21. Topher Lydon

    Chapter 1

  22. Topher Lydon

    Chapter 1

    I went a bit 13th Warrior meets Bone Tommahawk with this one. Ad we all know what the Goblin King does with balls.
  23. Topher Lydon

    Prologue

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