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Chapter 16 Jason was glad that Devyn hid in his room all day Saturday. He couldn't stomach looking at the kid and thinking about what the kid had possibly been through for at least three or four years, if what Jason was beginning to suspect was true. Jason now felt sure that Chris and Trent knew more than they were willing to admit to. Jason was having a hard time figuring out how he was going to handle this whole situation. He wasn't even sure what exactly the situation was. He had no
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My mother-in-law is the same way. She's always put down my husband for not going to college, while her other son did. Of course, my husband now makes six figures and is high demand, because of his tech skills and is actually better off than his brother is. For her, it seems like it is all about the degree on the wall. I just want to roll my eyes at her every time she mentions it--and it seems like she does every time we see her, which fortunately, isn't that often. It shouldn't matter if you have a degree on the wall to be a good person.
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That's just crazy! Jeez, what a pain. Good luck with the new freezer.
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Chapter 15 "--vyn." Devyn fought through the fog that threatened to keep his brain from functioning. He could tell he was warm, probably in his bed still. There was a presence next to him, pressure on his arm. God, why was it so hard to wake up? He groaned, trying to remember what had happened. He fought the heaviness of his eyelids as memories flooded back. Michael finding the bruises. Brad finding out that Michael saw them. Oh, shit, he whined to himself. Brad would be pissed. H
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Hehe, yeah, Jason's finally wised up--a little bit. Still doesn't realize about what the 'tutors' are really up to yet though. I think some will still be yelling at Jason to get a move on here in the next few chapters. Thanks for reviewing!
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I'm so glad you like it and you're welcome for the quick posts. I'd probably post faster, but the rules are that I should only post once a day (no more than 7 chapters a week), but at least you aren't waiting a week for each chapter either!
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Oh my goodness, thank you so much! It makes me so happy that my writing can do that. It's very inspiring to read such a wonderful comment (as with all the comments here so far!) and certainly makes me want to write more!
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Thank you! Yes, the sheriff has suspicions, but it's the Deputy whose been there from the beginning who Brad has in his pocket and keeps things under wraps for Brad--and still is (unbeknownst to the sheriff who hasn't been there as long). Hope you continue to enjoy! Thanks for reviewing!
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yep, creepy doctor, jason still clueless...so, maybe you'll find the next chapter a little more hopeful...Thanks for reading and reviewing!
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You've hit the nail on the head. And hopefully you'll like the next chapter! Thanks for reading and reviewing!
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Yep, you've got it. Thanks for reading and reviewing!
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Thanks again, as always love hearing from you!
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Chapter 14 Jason was sitting on the sectional in the lounge area where he could still see into Devyn's room, in case the kid did wake up. He hadn't turned on the TV so that he could hear anything should the boy move at all. Of course, so far, the kid hadn't so much as rolled over. Once, Jason had felt paranoid enough by the kid's stillness that he actually checked the boy for a pulse. He felt slightly silly when he found one--like the doctor would overdose the kid, yeah, right. He was mi
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Wow, that was a fast read! I just posted it and was responding to the previous reviews! Yeah, you read the doctor right; he's just as bad as the rest. The question is whether Devyn makes it to a psychologist...hmmm
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hehe... very, um, descriptive, assessment. Thanks for reviewing!
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Thanks again!
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Yeah, it is a pretty dark story... Thanks for reading and reviewing!
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Yeah, Jason is rather naive and blind right now...
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He is! Thanks for reviewing!
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Ahh, isolovesj! Nice to see you here! I did actually start at AFF with the Neko story, but since then, I've found I actually like this site better, so I like to post here first. There are so many great stories here! I'm sure you'll find others you like! You can click on people's profiles and see what stories and authors they like and maybe you'll find some you like too--that's what I like to do. (I've also listed several on AFF under my Rec./Fav Reading and stuff--don't know if anybody ever looks at those).
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For for the comments! I'm so glad you are enjoying it! And I love to see what you think of what's happening in each chapter. Thanks again!
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Chapter 13 Devyn crumpled to the bed as soon as he was alone, sobbing in agony and fury. God, he should never have gone out to the stables today. He'd known that it would be hard to keep the pain from showing, but he figured he'd had enough practice. But, shit, being with Michael obliterated his resolve. He had thought he'd be able to see Michael, be around him at least, but keep enough distance so he could maintain his mask. But the other teen had caught him off-guard, surprised him
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Chapter 12 Jason smiled as Lyle leaned into his shoulder. He cast his gaze at the slightly taller man. "So, you busy this weekend?" Jason finally managed to ask. Lyle's easy smile widened. "What did you have in mind?" "Well, I thought maybe I could ask Brad for a night off." "And?" Lyle quirked his eyebrow mischievously. Jason groaned that the man was making him squirm. It'd been so long since he'd asked someone out, and he was afraid the man would turn him down. "Lyle..." Lyle
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Things are definitely going to be picking up from here...well, maybe not for Devyn, but for the story plot anyway.
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