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Trust your instincts! A valuable lesson. Chilling prospect for the future...
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LOL They do have a knack for interrupting, though I can understand how traumatic an harmless doll would be to a young child. Sweet story!
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That was no way to play nice! Bad alien! Poor Dmitri should've listened to his instincts.
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Not the brightest... What did he think happened to the other fish who were caught? He should've stayed put.
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Prompt 2 - The Motherland Calls
Puppilull commented on Cole Matthews's story chapter in Prompt 2 - The Motherland Calls
Makes me think someone doesn't want them to see whatever they will encounter on their journey. Or Sedgie is trying to make him nervous and give up his spot for her... -
Prompt 1 - The Scarab's Eye
Puppilull commented on Cole Matthews's story chapter in Prompt 1 - The Scarab's Eye
I sure hope you won't leave us hanging like that! I want to know what they'll find at the Scarab's eye. -
That's one way to take charge of your own fate! Poor guys, though. Fairy tales are constricting for male protagonists as well. They probably just wanted to be left in peace, not forced apart by some ball...
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My widget only shows numbers, with no explanation what the numbers mean. I have a Samsung 7, if that could be of help.
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🤦♀️ At first, I thought the goal was per story or author... 30 new chapters in a week would be a bit much. LOL This makes more sense.
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Go Fran! Show them who's boss!
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Happy for Tristan! He must be feeling all warm and fuzzy. In his own Tristan way of course.
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Captain... Again with the "protecting"... It doesn't work! Kohen is too perceptive. So it only creates unnecessary friction between them.
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Well... Seems Chomper can hold his own pretty well already. Combined with Kohen, they are a force to be reckoned with.
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I'm glad the guys had a good time, despite some difference in world view between Adam and Ritchie. Angering that there are far too many who have to stay silent about their true selves and that others think they have the right to dictate how people should live.
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Epiphany time! And we have to wait... Keeping Chomper a secret is probably a good idea. Could be very dangerous if some bad people got hold of him.
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That was a beautiful coincidence! Painting the scene where they'll get married. I wish I could paint, but I have zero talent for that...
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I can really feel Eric's reluctance paired with joy over the gifts. I don't like getting gifts either, but if they are the right ones from the right person I get a deep sense of joy. I hope they get to come back. And get to Pride. That'll be an amazing experience for Eric. If the parade is not too far out...
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A beautiful scene with Andy and Eric. How nice to see them actually talking as friends. They were to be open and trust is building. I feel the frustration of the guys as regards the domestic violence. Such a difficult situation to handle. Treacherous waters...
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Enjoyable times for all characters! I think the guys will love a sketch from Eric. A gift from the heart.
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A secret weapon? I hope it can be used effectively!
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Being a merman would have its appeal. I like the ocean. But the sex thing is a bit of a concern... Probably just my poor imagination. I'm guessing Jer will figure it out and follow.
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Now, that leaves no choice. Kohen needs to raise his little Chomper. Captain gets to tag along, whether he wants to or not. I think they'll be very cute together.
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Can the baby mimic Kohen's appearance? Change to look like him? No scales, but it does sound like a winged, chubby baby. That likes fire.
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Knowing the pain from great loss is perhaps necessary to do that sort of work well. Still, it's a kind of growth no one desires...
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Now that was one humongus asshole... Idiot not to listen to valuable advice. I guess it'll prove to be a big, big mistake.
