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  1. Thirdly
    Agreed.
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    I still need to work on my transitions and intros. Thanks for sharing your thoughts! I do warn that my stories are a bit eccentric...
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    Yes...he was blind-sided there.
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    "Here's the plan, Rhy-Fry," Owin whispered to me. We hid beneath a cloth-covered table at one of the many Presentation ceremonies our parents always forced us into. Both of us knew it wouldn't be long before we were discovered. Time was running out. The determined glint in my brother's golden eyes meant that we were going to have to devise another "great escape." Both alphas and betas were easily enchanted by my older brother. But, the alphas tended to chase the betas away in their pursuit
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    Warning: Unwanted aggressive attention? My thoughts had been so focused on entering the Vesper estate that I never bothered to think about anything past it. Uniforms? Boots? I couldn't deny that learning a Craft under someone as distinguished as Eld Emery was a great opportunity. He seemed to be serious about teaching me, as well. I had barely finished sorting out my belongings when the man in question returned with the uniforms he had promised. "Now, these boots are a size bigger, but
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    I had originally thought to write for Owin. But, then I realized that the person that really needed to get to a better stage in life was Rhyad. His lack of self awareness nearly killed me...
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    Rhyad has no idea what he’s doing. Lol
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    Regret and sheer panic seemed to co-exist within me at the same time. Though the distance we covered was significantly shortened in flight, I would have never agreed to it willingly. Tears streamed down my face as I clung to my mother's back. While I was still in my squill form, she was in her winged wyvern form. If she knew that heights continued to haunt me, she didn't show it. She dove to land, and my stomach dropped with queasy vertigo, but I refused to close my eyes for fear of the feelings
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    A/N: This story wouldn't be what it is today without the help of my friends and fellow writers: RamblingRobin, Kat, Timothy M., Hanna, Brayon, Toma, and Rainbow Cat. Every single one of you has my sincerest gratitude. My words can't express that enough! Thank you. :: Prologue- Owin's Gone :: "Owin?" I felt a fluttering of unease in my stomach at the silence that greeted me. If my brother wasn't in our shared room, then where in the Azure was he? My fingers fidgeted as I
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    Rhyad has always been in his brother Owin’s shadow, but when Owin runs off to dodge an arranged match, Rhyad suddenly finds himself caught up in his family’s complicated plans. Shipped off to a fancy estate on the pretense of an apprenticeship, he ends up juggling his own doubts, tricky friendships, and all sorts of expectations. As Troth Season rolls around, Rhyad starts to uncover strengths—and relationships—he never saw coming, turning his world upside down. (BL, wyverns coupling, and more warnings in the chapters...)
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    Mogget always had me laughing. Another favorite of mine is Sirius Black. Gandalf, too...though Benedict Cumberbatch’s portrayal of the dragon Smaug will always live on in my memory.
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    ‘Coming of age’ is an unintentional recurring theme in half of the stories I’ve worked on. The characters all suffered through it in different ways, though! 😅 Thank you again for sharing your thoughts!
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    Avion has been described (in a loving way) as a snarky snowball. He was fun to write about.
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    It’s always a great day if I get you to laugh, @Timothy M.! I am grateful to many members of the GA community. But, I can say with certainty that you’re one of the ones that had a direct hand in my writing improvement throughout the years. Thank you. 💜
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    As much as I’m glad to hear that, I can hardly wait to see what you think of my new wyvern one. It’s been baking for almost 3 years, but soon I’ll be able to post it (no haphazard schedule with this one! It’ll be a smooth, consistent ride).
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    Thanks so much, for the feature and for everyone who took the time to read one of my eccentric stories. ! I laugh nervously whenever I see the short length. I was just talking to @Timothy M. about how I need to work on that. But, I’m glad this one was so well-received.
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    Flushing Toilets

    Thirdly commented on Thirdly's story chapter in Flushing Toilets

    Glad you caught that!
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    Chapter 1

    Thirdly commented on Thirdly's story chapter in Chapter 1

    Seems like you’ve been enjoying reading this one so far! Thanks for giving it a chance.
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    Epilogue

    Thirdly commented on Thirdly's story chapter in Epilogue

    As am I!
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    Epilogue

    Thirdly commented on Thirdly's story chapter in Epilogue

    Yes. And she had a rough time of it, too. I imagine the tomato slice and the meat kept sliding out of the buns. Definitely washing tabs commercial material!
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    Epilogue

    Thirdly commented on Thirdly's story chapter in Epilogue

    Sassy indeed. I will miss Avion (at least until I get the time to work on a comic rendition of this story...if I ever finish my currrent projects). The character I'm working on now isn't very sassy at all. It's actually difficult to write him, but I had little control over how his personality developed. He grew on me.
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    Epilogue

    Thirdly commented on Thirdly's story chapter in Epilogue

    Glad you enjoyed the epilogue! I do have another story in the works (I want to finish it and fix it up before posting that one, though) Robin and I are also still inching towards the conclusion of Lust and Propriety.
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    Saydee appeared distressed from the moment she entered my class. She was jumpy and distant. I wondered just how much of my lesson she managed to grasp. Then, around two in the afternoon, I saw her grasping her stomach. Her face was so pained that I knew exactly what was going on. "Class is dismissed early today," I declared. "Try to think about the phrase 'return with your shield or on it' and of modern day cultures that have similar phrases for next two weeks." "Saydee, please stay,"
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    Part 4

    Thirdly commented on Thirdly's story chapter in Part 4

    I'm glad you enjoyed them. It's definitely a waiting game (especially these days) but keep trying! While we were writing this story, my cowriter Toma dated, broke up, dated, broke up, and eventually found and married her current husband. Theyve been together for at least 5 years now.
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    No Knocking

    Thirdly commented on Thirdly's story chapter in No Knocking

    Oh Mason, one of the sweetest Elders in that world. What are we going to do with him?
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