I hope Kye can finally relax just a little, even if it goes against his training, and actually talk to Ash and Reth. Really talk. Not interpret or draw conclusions from overheard snippets of conversation. Exhale, Kye, exhale! He and Ash could use some time alone, so Ash can fill him in on how the viscount is feeling...
That was a clever plan to get out of town. Seeking sanctuary. Will they get what they ask for? Change can be difficult, even if it's sought after. I can't really understand Sam's dad or mom. Is it so impossible to find a job that it's worth saying goodbye to your 14 year old?
I'm relieved to see they haven't left all humanity behind, even if it could come back to haunt them. Refraining from torture was a powerful statement from Nobuyuki. I suspect he wants to leave the criminal lifestyle behind him, but how can he without breaking Masahiro's heart? A very tough decision. Seeing how Masahiro understandshis love for Viktor, maybe he'll understand Nobu's need to leave...?
I'm still a bit confused about how all this is connected, but in a good way. I'm patiently (well, sort of...) awaiting further explanation. It's good the story gets to take its time to unfold. When Kraig is feeling better, I guess we can get more information on what happened.
Heartwarming to read of brave kids and adults with a spine! I hope their sit in gets results.
And Colton... I feel for you. Some things you really want to do in private...
I don't think any of us saw that coming! LOL Nice to see Toby so confident in himself to not worry about stupid prejudice. I'm sure he rocked that tutu. And if not, they had fun.
Kellar better hurry and go with Tobyn. The pack is dying. No other packs they know of... Sounds very bad indeed. Also, it would be great for Kellar to learn more about his background. With any luck, he can de-wolf Fendral and perhaps get realclues...?
The Perry brother can count themselves lucky having each other in their lives. They will always have that support no matter what. Sometimes, family is great...
Though, I'd wish he didn't refer to girls as hoes... I know he's young and it's an expression. Still, it bothers me. He's smarter than that.
Will this rebellion lead anywhere or does the Reverend have too much power over the town? As a mother, I find it incomprehensible that anyone could subject their child to an environment like that. Still, it happens in far too many places.
I don't know if sending a guy in crisis in to counsel another guy in crisis is the best way to go. However, I can understand not wanting or being able to see the depth of his mental state, so he doesn't call in sick. If Lawson is at all manipulative, he'll perhaps catch on and that could be dangerous. Provided Lawson is dangerous. We don't know and that is kind of nerve wrecking. It's also killing me through curiousity.
Sam is younger than I thought. Only 14... Then I get why leaving would be difficult for him. As if leaving his family wouldn't be hard enough. And now their secret is out.
Oh no... What will happen now? I get so angry with all of the grown ups and people in charge. I just want to shake some sense into them. Very well done.
That was intense and even though I like the ending, it still made me sad. What a horrible fate to watch the clock ticking down and time running out. The story left me curious about why they were alone and what had happened. I like the unspoken and unexplained. Let's my own imagination run wild.
I'm glad he got a hug at the end.
I felt for Kye since it was so very hard for him to admit to how he'd been living for so long. All too easy to blame yourself, if the one telling you it's your fault holds all the power. Could Kye begin to open up and trust them now? I hope so. He needs it, having been so lonely for so long.
Well, now... They really weren't done! LOL As I see it, their time with Nathan wasn't over and they were still experimenting. I think if Matt thought Parker would be upset, he would never have done that. Besides, Parker joined in. No harm, no foul. Then again, sharing isn't for everyone. I just wondered about the lack of condoms...? But that's the mom in me.
Ooooo... That was scary! I can totally get not calling the police, since you probably would automatically think it was a joke. Must have felt so good to get out of there.