Fantasyboy69
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The dinner with Dean's lady love and his mate was truly one of the most wonderful nights of his life. It was very easy to see Kao and Victoria would be friends...and Dean was so thankful for that. If they had been cool or neutral with each other, Dean could have dealt with that. However, he couldn't have dealt with it had they been at odds or even openly hostile. But they got along well. Conversation was not forced and flowed so freely that it looked like the three of them had known each other f
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I am going to be much nicer, honestly. I have plans for Victoria still. The reassurance part was a bit difficult, to be honest. The words just didn't flow. Hence the 'I don't know if that made sense' line. Victoria's humanity will stay firmly human, but as I said, I have plans for Victoria. One thing about Victoria: She never knew about Lycans until now. She never thought Dean would 'swing that way'. She is supposed to be just that amazing.
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Dean knew he should talk with Victoria about all of this before he decided it was time for them to complete the mating. Kao had left it entirely up to him since it was his biggest struggle to even think about the mating when he still needed to talk to her. "I am going nowhere, Dean. Take the time you need. Another thing to think of is where you will be living. When I graduate, I'll be moving to Homestead to take up my place as Beta." Kao idly brushed his fingers along Dean's bare chest as t
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As a Redding local who grew up in the Hayward area, I knew it would hit a bit home to those who live in the Bay, but people in this area call it that. Not my fault.
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I must have left you speechless.
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Thanks, Pup, you have been such a huge supporter of this series.
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This one was a bit more difficult to write. The first two books flowed pretty well, but things happened in my life that shook me up. I hope I can start to get back into writing more often
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Kai is a bit of a prat, huh?
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That is going to be a bit tricky to write. Remember, Dean still loves Victoria
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When the hearing resumed, Kao had relaxed a bit. Dean had been so attentive at lunch. He didn't try to order for him, as some of the more dominant Lycans he had met. He told the smaller Pandion to get what he wanted. "Even if I want the steak and lobster combo?" he asked jokingly. "Sure." Dean smiled and took his hand, caressing it with his thumb. Kao's reaction would have been very comical in most crowds, but Jon and Pat just smiled at each other. Kao's pulse shot through the roof, hi
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Thanks for taking the chance, Moggy. I do like sci-fi and fantasy, but for me, the setting of this story is more just to ease in the idea of aliens instead of someone yelling FURRY!!!!! at me. Set it in Maritime age and it would read the same.
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Thanks for the loves. I hope to be posting more.
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With the Wind Master is not as clueless as Kai seems to think
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I'm glad chance stepped in.
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Dean has been a bit of a challenge to write. I try to make his acceptance of the relationship to Kai almost reluctant, but to overdo it would not be my style. It is very much out of his control, yet he isn't adverse to it. Finding that balance has been hard.
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Wow. I'm glad to hear such high praise. a wonderful way for me to start this new year.
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Happy reading. I hope this help keep the overall story arc fresh in your mind.
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Some authors make the animal too strong when writing about mating. I can understand why when they are in their lunar forms, but love does not just vanish, in my opinion. It takes time. I wanted to make Dean feel that turmoil, to see how much the loss of either would hurt, but he had to suffer so he knew for a fact that Kao was his mate.
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The Wind Master is all about honor and tradition. When I first pictured him, I thought of George Takei on a very bad day, much like he was in the series Heroes.
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Thanks so much for reading and sticking with me. Dean's struggle is something that will sort itself out in the end. Writing the Wind Master was a bit hard. As an author, I like emotion, and the Master has none
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Kao just sat there for a moment, stunned beyond anything that had ever happened. For one thing, he was kissing a guy, which was a first. Another thing, it was Dean, the man who had filled his waking hours and dreams with longing. Lastly, it was HIS idea. Kao slipped his trembling hand to Dean's cheek. It was so gentle, so wonderful, and so beyond what the young man had ever experienced. He never realized it would be so...loving. Dean pulled back and looked into his eyes. He saw all of Kao's
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The crew might be making an appearance for a sequel, but it will be a while yet. I need to finish up another story, and I am struggling with it. Still, thanks for the positive words and letting me know some ideas.
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There is a germ of an idea for a sequel, but it may never pan out, and I don't like to force it. If you like this story, Look up the Neko stories written by my editor for Starcutter, craftingmom. They were the inspiration
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The trial will be difficult to write. I don't want to drag it out and I don't want to half-ass it. Finding that balance between too much and not enough will be hard
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You said it perfectly. Kao lives in a world of strict rules and station. Imagine traditional Asian culture and add the pack dynamic. Kao CANNOT break out of it, family is all. But Dean...Dean brings him out of that.
