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Welcome to the story, Ajbt, and thank you. I'm always happy to hear a new reader found this book. I hope you enjoy the rest as much as this chapter. Richmond is a nice city, but it's at the top of my, "Never want to see that place again" list. lol.

This is as fun as your first joke, which I did get. Thank you for making me smile twice today.

You do know my characters would have a different interpretation of "packed Thanksgiving", right? Be it Randy, Trevor, and Skyler or the five from Pennsylvania. There would be a lot of stuffing going on.

Thank you, J J. It always makes me smile when I can get things across the way I intend them.

Thank you, Albert. Back and working on new stuff.

Thank you, J J. It think this still remains my most controversial chapter, and in a way I love that.

Thank you, Raven. Glenn was going to play a bigger role in the last book but it just didn't work out. The second time he was mentioned was an afterthought instead of leaving it some random wolf who dropped him off to meet Trevor and Skyler. My image of Glenn doesn't have him on the same lever of hot as our sexy trio, but he's good looking, a genuinely friendly guy, and realizes he wants more than friendship with Seth. The wheelchair or any other imperfections in Seth just add to what makes Seth perfect to him. As far as Randy being a rated mate to the other two after his shift, I've got to disappoint you on that. His turning wouldn't change that. None of the triad were mates before, just extremely attracted to one another. Similar to Casey, Darius, and Cody.

Thank you, Raven. You made it here and that's all that matters. I knew my choice of title might give the impression it's about Halloween. As far as writing goes, deciding on a title is the part I hate most. The previous books were fairly easy. Higher Education took a while to come up with and none of the other options for book 5 felt like they worked. This one I didn't have months of lead time to kick around different names since it went from typing the first words to publish in less than a month. I would imagine that conversation with parents would make a person of any age uncomfortable as they're going into the unknown. When you've developed a reputation around town of being in high demand for stud service, shifting gears and announcing you're now with a guy must be even more frightening.

In a way it's nice to know it still makes you mad even when you know what's going to happen. I agree 100% with your assessment of bigotry. Unfortunately there seems to be another up-tick of it in the world. I wish it could be stamped down by more Trevors.

Thank you, Wolfpup. Without my readers like you, I'd have no reason to bother writing down the things that float through my head. I'm grateful to you and everyone else to reads my works.

Thank you so much, Rkench. I enjoy writing all the stories, but it was fun in a way knowing this was going to be short and to the point. It also let me build on the first shift more than I had. Instead of focusing on the physical changes I thought about how that second presence in their mind joins. I won't hold it against you being a cat person. No one's perfect. I'll just have to include some more feline characters in the future.

Thank you Rainbow. I was just getting used to my neighbors and adjusting to their moaning at all hours of the night. Oh, and Happy Birthday! I've joked in some of the previous comments about people wanting more of this or that character. It's a tremendous compliment to me that the people I write are enjoyed so much. It makes writing worth it to me.

Thank you, Centex. I'd say Randy and Skyler is more of a sure thing than the throuple lasting at the moment, but who knows where my mood and imagination will take these three. A lot could happen for Trevor while he's at school. Skyler and Randy could also imprint while separated from Trevor and throw a wrench into those gears. Or it could actually work out for all three. We'll see about when a new adventure happens and with who. I had a surprisingly productive couple days of writing on a story I started at the conclusion of the first book. One I had considered scrapping all-together because of how badly it was written, pre training from Carlos. The first original paragraph from that is now two full chapters that make sense. I'm not sure who will be up next, but hopefully the writers block is kept at bay and you'll have something new in the new year.

Thank you, Kris. I'd considered a follow-up soon after I finished Higher Education. That book could have been continued, but if I did Randy's turning, I didn't want it through the eyes of Trevor. It took me a while to find the desire to write again. I'm just happy it happened before Halloween.

I give the guy a boyfriend and now people want more. With this story, I finished human meets wolves, dates, gets bit, and turns furry. If I did one for Seth it would have to take another route. Maybe after a couple months, Glenn finds himself muzzled and caged as a twink's personal play puppy. As long as I get to keep working with you, I'll keep trying to write.

Geez, you guys are relentless. I give you Randy's turning and now you want more. I haven't decided if Seth will make a comeback in the future or if he'll ever walk again. As far as their ages: Seth is 18 and Glenn is 23/24 range.

Thank you, Al. It was already late when I started writing this. I wasn't sure I'd get the draft done in time to have it checked and edited before Halloween. It also kept building in length as I filled out the month for Randy. I'm happy it all came together for Randy's first Howloween.

Thank you, bjorde. I keep saying, I'm not a romantic or romance writer. I guess I should just accept reality.

Thank you, Chris. I wouldn't mind getting that same present. I guess I'll have to settle for these guys living in my mind.

Thank you, J J. It seems like all their families want to get grandkids form these three. Everyone should have a grandpa like Skyler's.

Thank you, Scrubber. I wasn't sure I'd have this finished to post by today. Thankfully Randy cooperated so he could enjoy his Howloween treat.

Thank you, Bifairy.

As the final week of October started, Randy spent the morning working the heavy equipment to offload log trucks as they came into the yard at the mill. His usual level of skill in flawlessly maneuvering the vehicle was slightly off. A couple times he had not gotten things quite balanced or tried to pick up too many. It was when several slipped out of the machine’s claws and crashed back onto the truck that got his supervisor’s attention. “Shut it down, Randy. Time you took a break.” “I

I wasn't sure what to expect from the title. Everything from dark imagery to my husband handing me a flogger while saying, "I've been bad," came to mind. Maybe I shouldn't have mentioned husband. lol. This is a wonderful story with brilliant and likeable characters. Once again, @astone2292 shows his skills with the printed word and deserves a standing ovation.

Okay, I'll admit I wasn't sure about reading this as it started. My thoughts and expectations from the title made me a little leery. The talk of suicide added to my uneasiness. As soon as he gets to Vegas, all that washed away, and more excitement built at reading another of your stories. When Pelly stepped behind the bar... A good story got even better. The thought of a demon and nephy together is hot. I loved this!