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On the way over to the farm, which was a one-hour and twenty-minute journey, which included passing by their former home at Regan’s Ford, my grandparents informed me that my parents and siblings had no idea of this recent purchase and that they would like to keep it that way, so I agreed to say nothing about what I had seen today. During my first week of school holidays, I was kept very busy with farm work, while Dad caught up on the backlog of mechanical work, and for the few days that my grand
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i did think about that but decided... nahh...
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“Will do, I will take a wheelbarrow and scoop with me as we go,” Jarrad said sarcastically to his father, “Cheeky brat, get out of here, and have fun,” his father responded smiling. “We are taking part of the Brigadoon Bridle trail Mr Drake, which is about 7 kilometres, so we will be back just before lunchtime, or we can do an additional five kilometres, in which case I have a packed lunch with me,” I informed Jarrad’s father, “Very well, stay safe, and do one of you boys have a mobile with you?
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“Yes Mum, the second one this week, he had one on Friday, at school too, and it was for the same reason. Someone opening their big mouth, about something that is none of their business,” Jarrad said sourly as he looked and frowned at his sister. With that said, Mrs Drake grabbed Jessica by the arm, forcing her to stand and dragging her inside the house. “I am sorry about this happening… I am guessing that you live not far from here?” Jarrad said to me, as I started to get my breathing under cont
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What are Promising Authors at Gay Authors?
quokka replied to Myr's topic in Promoted Author Discussion Forum
Ten years now… Prolific Author for quite some time. 73 Stories 104 Reviews 7,298 Comments 2,928,982 Words Am i ever going to be promoted? -
I used to play tennis and cricket, but I am not sure if I want to do that anymore. Gran brought me to enrol and get a tour of the school because my family lives in the country, and it was jointly decided that I stay with my grandparents and attend a smaller private school, than the one I attended,” I replied, and I noticed that Jarrad looked like he was about to cry. “I am so sorry that you had a hard time at your last school. I can assure you that you are very safe here, and if you let me
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Maybe, a lot later in the story.
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When I woke up next time, I was in a different place, and I listened carefully to try and work out where I was. I knew I was in a hospital, but where, I had no idea. “Ah good, you are awake. Welcome back young Oscar, would you like some lunch, unfortunately, you managed to miss dinner and breakfast with your last episode,” a young man’s voice said to me, and I nodded my head yes. A few moments later a man and a lady walked into the room, “Hello Oscar, I am Dr Raine, and this is senior nurse
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Thanks for the awesome story. Q
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For the next three days, Rizen and I rode the horses at a leisurely pace, kayaked on the river, and went for long walks around the paddocks. On Thursday morning, as we returned from the stables to have some breakfast, Gramps came out of the office smiling. “Right boys, we are going to be busy for the next few days, a truck will be arriving at the sheds at about 10 am, so we need to go and open the north boundary gate, to let him in, and I will go and make sure the front end loader is ready to un
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After helping to clean up the kitchen, Rizen and I went to my bedroom, “Get changed into some boardshorts, as we are going to get wet,” I said to my friend, “Swimming in the river? Is that safe?” he asked me, “Sure it is, our family has swum in the river tons of times when we came here to visit,” I replied smiling. I quickly changed and headed out to the storage shed that was at the back of the garage, opening the separate side door, where I found a small trailer, with two kayaks attached, along
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“Very well, I will wait to hear from you, bye,” Dad said before ending the call. “The housemaster will contact Rizen’s parents to check to see if the change to your grandparents' place is ok or not. Either way, I will be taking you over to Regan’s Ford in about an hour, once your bags are packed and brought outside,” Dad informed me. The trip west to my grandparents’ farm was fairly silent, which was a little strange, as Dad usually liked to chat when he was driving anywhere. When we arrive
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I had just finished packing all of my luggage when both of my parents arrived, and I made a point of introducing Rizen to them and explained that I was the only Aussie in this pod with the others being a Kiwi and a Canadian and Rizen coming from the UK. My parents chatted with Rizen for a few minutes, where he explained that he has Tibetan ancestry, that both parents work in law enforcement, and that his paternal grandfather was Australian, before immigrating to the UK. Although he was part
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Just a week before the first public holiday long weekend for the year, I received a message from Mum informing me that Gran and Gramps were travelling down to collect me on Friday after school, so I could spend the weekend with them, returning on Monday afternoon. This would be the first time I had been with my grandparents without my parents being there, and I was looking forward to spending some time on their small property. When Friday afternoon arrived, I had already packed a weekend b
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It was on my very first day of arriving at the boarding school in the western suburbs of Perth when I first met the two guys who would be my good friends, as well as changing the lives of people who have been caught up in difficult situations, but that would not happen for another 14 years. I was brought up in the family farming property, two kilometres east of the regional country town of Moore, which is on the banks of the Moore River, which usually flows only in the winter months. The to
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Meeting for the first time in Boarding school, Oscar Q Kingston settles down to life away from his country home town, until an incident with one of his friends, while at home on a boarders weekend had him ending up in a hospital and afterwards changing schools and living with his grandparents on the outer north-east suburbs, where he finds new friends. Months later he bumps into two of his former friends from his old school and after a bumpy start, they form a close friendship that lasts for many years to come, where they go their own separate ways after school ends, and reunite later for a common cause.
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You can find your Reading History by going to Stories > button "My Stories" > "My Reading History".
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Yeah i know… real bummer…
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Thanks, turns out it was a staff test story that has been unpublished… Shame as i was enjoying the story….
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Good evening (my time) i was reading a story earlier when my internet decided to play up. i hadnt tagged the story and now i cant fing it…. Help please. Story was about a highschool boy who through his fellow choir member friend, auditions for a place as lead singer for a young band, of which her cousin is one of the members…. Two of the band members were attacked and hospitalised due to serious injuries, one of the boy's dads is a lawyer My memory is getting so bad now… can you help with a name of the story please? im fairly certain it was a completed story. regards Preston, aka Quokka
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Great story. thanks for writing it Chris. Regards Q
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Awesome story. Thanks mate. Regards Q
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Awesome story mate Regards Q
