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You had me on an emotional roller coaster..... this was an absolutely exquisite read.

Oh God, the serpent has slithered out of its hole....

I don't think I've ever read such an epic shut down!

Kelly gives me the heebie jeebies...

The problem I have with Baileys mom is that she cut him off emotionally. She doesn't want to deal with his pain and issues, therefore she feels he has none as important as hers to deal with. So when she can move on, she's completely oblivious to his problems... I've heard it myself. "I lost my husband, that's not the same as loosing a parent ". But two years later my grandfather's passed and the topic of whose loss was greater has never been revisited. Too often an adult can be lost in their pain and not acknowledge that the same, if in a different capacity, can and is felt by their progeny..... dealing with death sucks. It's not an easy thing for anyone to deal with and we all do.in different ways and in different time lines

I totally get Bailey's need to do 'it'... I know it's not socially acceptable etc, but I had a couple horrific years, thought the culmination was my father passing away a week after he seemed perfectly healthy. I tried to block the emotions, kept on scratching my left wrist with my nails wishing I could just do it. But I'm a parent so that wasn't an option. My occupation at the time also meant I literally had only 10cm2 of skin available, so I didn't. So I just numbed it out with alcohol and anti-depressants... not sure that's a better option. Tattooed that wrist and every time I wanna just give up, I look there and it's a reminder that if I survived that, I'll probably survive everything. I empathise with Bailey... hopefully Deccan will that bright light he need. mine is my son

I surely do hope that it is your intention to return to this intriguing tale and not to leave us readers hanging?

Pine in the morning dew huh? Wonder how he's gonna deal with having a male mate after all the twisted sex/rapes with Micheal et al. Im thinking that that may induce a bit of panic at first... and if it's near the office it is logical that it'd be someone close to the alpha. Omg! If it really did turn out to be the alphas son, that's a whole other can of worms that'll have him running away in terror... amazing story as always!

An absolutely exquisite read Thank you very very much!

Um yeah, I'm thinking as the story moves along it'll be Ryder giving Teddy the ride of HIS life lol. Just a feeling

Epic story. Although I didn't want it to end, the ending was a fitting one. Riley needs to heal. Glad he's taking it. Thank you MUCHNESS for sharing their tale with us.

Bet you'll get a deluge of passes so huge no professor would be on your case

You officially deserve a reward for not only piping out such an amazing story, but for doing it in such hungry reader tempo! You rock!

This was an Epic story! Wow! Super thanks for sharing

Quite the intriguing tale you're weaving here. I hope you continue

Oh, by the way, I have read a multitude of stories. No declaration of love has ever been more powerful and emotionally provoking than the one Edward made... just wow!

Yup! Now I hope that Damn monster doesn't ruin them before they begin... smh

I know this seems wierd but I get Zune and Ed belonged together since I found out about the painting. Took it as love at first sight on Ed's part...

I have a bad feeling that Ed's father is the Monster

Danny and Raymond... wowzers... those are the ingredients for something scorching. Moving on to inhale more chapters :-)

My deepest condolences. I hope you two shared many beautiful years together before his passing.

This is one of my favourite stories on this site. Third time around just as good as the first two ;-) thanks

I'll be honest and admit that I found it to flabbergasting that two of my favourite, complex, yet balanced characters that you've brought together in a spectacular manner that also includes a scorching dose of sultriness has bored you to the point that you shut the story down so abruptly. You've given yourself many branches on which to expound upon and make readers like me return like th thirsty to the well. It's a shame that you didn't explore the full potential of this story. Perhaps time will change your mind? A very thankfull yet disappointed fan. Feel free to grace us with more of your wonderful imaginings :-) especially concerning these two

This is the third time over the years that I've read this story. It is sad, yes, but also always reminds me that sad doesn't have to last forever. Thanks for this little jewel of light.

So, I was intrigued enough about Stefan's wierd behavior towards Will and had time so I've read through the last five books in the past week. As I ponder the identity of the Black Widow, whether it be literal or not, etc. I've been paying g attention to the webs you so amazingly weave mark. And if you continue writing, I think that Taquisha's children will emerge in the future much as Lou emerged from Stef's gesture when he was in Paris with Brad. And I like that if it's the plan :=)