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The event that got Chris in this situation takes place in chapter 13 of Running with the Pack, which thanks to you is now back to book 1 in the series. He's effectively living under house arrest. Everything he does is heavily monitored, but he is watched for how he acts and treated accordingly.
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Thank you, Raven. Chris makes an extremely brief appearance in a few chapters of Running with the Pack starting with chapter 10. He was a use and toss character at the time. While trying to work on a follow-up to Running, and not getting very far, Chris popped into my mind.
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Thank you Raven. You mentioning this as a prequel had me looking for what was going on. Not sure how it got how it got placed in the first position, but I've corrected that and it's back to #2 in the series. This was written second and posted a while after Running had concluded.
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Thank you for the wonderful compliment, Bear.
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It's one that made me smile while writing this. The small stuff tends to get overlooked, and when it does make an impression, I know I got it right.
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I think this is one of my favorite chapters so far. Chipper gets mentioned a couple times, and wins some awards, Ambassador Cox makes a small appearance, we get some time with Sir Kent mentoring CJ again and appraising his abilities, and Stephen gets slapped down with the assistance of new ally Carter. How can it get better?
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Thank you, Bear. Yep, small person, large presence.
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As Q in Star Trek Voyager once told his son, "Don't provoke the Borg", the same applies here. Don't provoke the Elemental.
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A bite from a lycan causes a violent reaction in most humans as the virus takes hold. Ethan being not entirely human probably made it worse, even though being mated to a wolf was his destiny.
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Thank you, Bear. When you've been excluded from things, you pay more attention to when others are as well.
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Who wants to be normal anyways. It's so... normal. Thank you, Bear.
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Thank you, Bear. I've heard the term, love brings out the best in us, perhaps that applies to Ethan and Aiden.
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Thank you, Bear. I'm glad these early chapters were rewritten, reviewed, worked on some more before they were originally posted. Especially glad they were edited and rewritten again so the readers can enjoy it and not cringe at how they started. lol
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It's fun knowing people enjoy this multiple times.
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Thank you Lt.Mac. It's not an activity I'm overly fond of since it's too close to negative experiences I've had, but my husband enjoys it from time to time and I'll do most anything for him. I worked with people to learn how to safely and properly administer the flogger. When it's done just right, and I see the pleasure he feels, it's worth it.
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Getting into the mindset to write the earlier chapters was difficult at times. Giving this to Chris was fun and a joy.
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I thought that might be too sappy when I wrote that. Apparently it wasn't
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Thank you, Bear. I almost left his family out of the story, beyond phone calls or emails. I'm glad I had them come for a visit.
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No more looking over his shoulder all the time at least. It's closure that he needed.
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It's a toss up between the two. Chris has deep remorse about everything he did, but sees the amount of pain me goes through to shift as part of his penance.
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Thanks, Bear. Michael got his turn as a primary antagonist in the first book of the series. There's no plans to revive him for one of his own.
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Thank you, Bear. For starting as a barely referenced character in the first book, Chris was fun to develop.
