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It's great to hear that there are future installments written and planned. Of course your loyal readers can always use our imaginations to fill in the gaps of happenings off-stage, as it were. Thanks Summerabbacat for the Eartha Kitt song. I'm sure that will be in my head all day, and I couldn't ask for anything better.

I can just imagine all sorts of calumnies a Bible-basher might utter against a school staff member; needn't be homophobic in nature, just offensively personal.

This is going to be great for him, as long as a politician with a magic marker doesn't disagree.

I totally sympathise with Mickey. My stomach has the same reaction to salami and eggs.

Have read this story elsewhere and it’s great. This appears to be a revision but without seeing them side by side I couldn’t say. Looking forward to seeing it again

We know Jackie has already tried to put the blame on Ludo with the story of his so-called affair with that female which he totally ruined by turning out to be gay, how could he ruin her alibi like that? Her mind is probably working overtime trying to re-spin the blame on Ludo and Arthur now for her misdeeds. "My husband's a poof Milord and that's the root of the problem!"

Or at least a threesome with a hunky policeman!

This chapter explains the title of the story, Breaking Free. Getting free of these two disgusting phobes is a good thing. Too bad Ralph can't divorce his parents.

Double hankie story. Very moving and appropriate for the season. Many thanks.

It seems Therese's Mr Safe and Boring is in fact Mr Dribble.......I guess that's better than being Mr Drip.

Lesley is delightful. “You’ve joined the dark side?” more like joined the pink side.

Holiday in a tree house? Too Swiss Family Robinson. Can't imagine that of Jackie, she of the long languid baths with lots of creams and lotions and oils.

Thank you for your writing. Great chapter.

Hi, just want you to know that I love this story so much I have read it through two or three times. Keep well. The next chapter will come when it comes.

Ludo...I have a hard time not misreading his name as Luddite...is this a common name in the UK?