Mikiesboy
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It's been a pleasure. I'm grateful for your time spent reading and commenting on this story. Thank you.
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You never heal fully. That past is always there. You can learn how to ignore it and pack the monsters into a box. That's where mine live, but no box is perfect, and sometimes they get out. Matt will learn this with time, practice, and therapy. Andy must be Matt's anchor to the real world, just as Michael is for me. Then, you can get through it and have a meaningful life you love. Thank you for reading. It means a lot to me that people invest their time into a story.
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Thank you very much for reading this story. I love your insightful comments about the Island, they are perfect. Thank you.
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I'm glad this chapter touched you. And you're right; home is where your loved ones are. My mum told me that memories are not in a building. They are in your heart and head. Thanks for coming along for this story, Cane. It's much appreciated.
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I think I'd have done the same thing—gone to sleep first. Some parts were hard to write, and it took about two years. I'm happy you're happy with the end of the story. I'm not too fond of unsatisfactory endings. I enjoy telling a good story, thanks for reading this one.
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He is very smart. Did he comment?
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Thanks very much, chris. I'm glad you were along for this journey.
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Thanks again, GaryL. I am humbled that you found this so enjoyable. ❣️
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You're most kind, @Alexmugs. I'm so pleased this worked. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and comments.
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Thank you, my dear friend! I'm happy to know you enjoyed this short story. Thanks for your comments!
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Thank you, Gary. My mum grew your kind of garden. Each year, no matter what we'd go to the nursery and buy more because there was always space to squeeze another in. Thanks again for reading and your comments.
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Thank you, my friend. I'm pleased you enjoyed this short story of love and commitment. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. 💛
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Thank you very much. I'm pleased to know you enjoyed this story. I appreciate your comments.
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Thank you for your comments. I love to read them because people think differently, and great ideas can come at any time. I've never heard of a straight child wanting to be Gay either, but I think it could be possible, so I ran with it. I'm pleased to know you enjoyed this short story. Thanks again.
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Thank's Lee. Reasons for the envelope abound. I like yours too. Thank you for reading and your comments.
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Thank you, Thirdly. I think we all want to be like our parents. Being different can be challenging. Thanks for your comments.
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Thank you, drsawzall! I'm glad you enjoyed it. @W_L's thoughts sum things up well.
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Thank you, Bill. Yes, the house did belong to Bea's mum. There could be many reasons why Koa was holding the envelope. Frank and Koa bought it, or they remortgaged it, or Bea's mum handed it to them to carry, it could be lots of things. The wall surrounded the garden only and had one door. It was built to give privacy to the garden used by the unwell Grandmother.
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Thanks WL! You're right of course.
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Thanks for your comments. I thought why he was in therapy was obvious, but I'll see what I can do about your last question.
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Thanks for your comments. I thought why he was in therapy was obvious, but I'll see what i can do about your last question.
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Thanks, kbois. I'm happy you enjoyed the story since you were its editor. Thanks for everything!! ❣️
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Thank you, Tris. I don't think you're slow; just looking for the clues and the facts. The working title for this story was Blues Clues. I have heard of the Secret Garden but don't know the story. I should have a look at that. I'm glad you enjoyed the story. Thank you for your comments.
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Thanks, Cane! I'm glad you enjoyed this little story. Blue thinks he should be like his dads, but he's not, and they don't expect him to be. I love you calling his finding the garden a cure because you're right; it turns out to be just that on many levels. Thanks for your comments.
