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He understands gifts... transactions. But I think the whole interaction with Rick was him trying to reassert himself after he discovered he was "infected" I am a creature, look everyone, see, I'm scary... ! RAWR... what... why aren't you scared!
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Riley: 1 the Posh Wanker: 1 Technical Draw. Good morning. ☕
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Chapter Four: The Anatomy of a Ghost The motorway service station was a cathedral of despair constructed from beige tiles and fluorescent strip lighting. It sat on the edge of the M61 like a purgatory for the weary, a limbo for bad decisions and weak bladders. It smelled of atomised frying oil, burnt coffee, petrol, and the damp, hopeless optimism of a claw machine that never paid out. Ben hated it on a spiritual level. He stood just inside the automatic doors, his long dark co
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there really needs to be a fire emoji in the comment like icons. 🔥
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Oh Cecil isn't going anywhere, not when his Pater has delicious ties, and his uncle is buying him a diablo... and Gam Gam has cookies
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He is neurodivergent, yes. He lacks any emotions, utterly none. He also suffers from solipsism syndrome A belief that only he is real, and that everything else is a figment of his imagination. Riley is a glitch in his matrix, one he does not understand in the slightest. Riley's utter chaos is confounding to our Monster.
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Ms Haversham would like a word!
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let's put the pieces on the table. She needs a lot of money (souls, a staggering amount) She isn't poor She requires her baby conveniently out of the way. And she's in Milan, fashion capital of the world, at a Spa, close to some of the most beautiful dress shops in the world. hmmmm
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My timeline might be a little messed up in this chapter... you can tell I wrote this one at 3am... without coffee
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The sports model:
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Chapter Four: My Cousin Pip The Hartley kitchen had become a war room once again, but this time the stakes were written in infernal script on smoking paper, and the enemy was a demoness in Milan who just wanted to go to brunch without her fire-breathing toddler. Taine had finally changed out of the sequined cardigan—mostly because Mrs. Hartley had taken pity on him and produced an actual shirt from somewhere, though it was aggressively floral and belonged to Mr. Hartley's go
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Ben can't hide behind his games and mystique with Riley. His biggest trick was convincing Kier that he was terrifying... terrifying doesn't hold up when the thing you are trying to terrify won't be...well... terrified. The next few chapters delve into Riley and why Riley is who he is.
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He's a particular type of lad that exists in England, we tend to refer to them as CHAV (Council Housed AND Violent) though Riley is about as violent as a chipmunk with it's cheeks full...
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Oh definitely, Riley is going to have a field day putting mucky fingerprints all over Ben's carefully curated life.
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The Estate was all Kier's perspective, and his ego was massive. Seeing it for what it was, Ben's shining a light on that ego, Lee's obsession, and... Where the hell did Riley go now?
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Ben's got to figure out how to squash his new self adopted pet cockroach. Stamp on him and he's boinging back like rubber. Ben has NEVER had to deal with someone like Riley. When I wrote this I was wondering at the dynamic and how it would go, Utter Sociopath meets the Unkillable thing...
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His perfect world, has been upset, and that's the best it's gonna get Ben's on a slippery slope to total Riley occupation. It's how Riley survives, by being utterly and irredeemably in your space, eating your lunch, and smiling.
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good morning Right then for those keeping score, that's : Riley: 1 Posh Twat United: Nil Still winning
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Chapter Three: The Little Spoon of Didsbury Ben did not sleep. He powered down. His sleep cycle was a disciplined, biological necessity, executed with the same silent efficiency as a library archive closing for the night. He lay on his back, arms at his sides, breathing in a slow, rhythmic shallow tide. He did not toss. He did not turn. He did not dream, because dreams were the brain’s way of processing unresolved clutter, and Ben did not have clutter. His mind was a series of clean,
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It's funny you should say that, there is an ENTIRE chapter dedicated to this
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It's about controlling who finds out about it and how. You will understand once you meet Tim's father.
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a snippet from what I am writing today:
