Geron Kees
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I liked all of these. Nice to see you are using your days to such great advantage. April 4th seems a little lonely, or introspective, or both. But by April 7th, the sky would seem the limit. Fascinating week!
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Thanks for the nice comment. I'd have made the story longer, but it seemed done, at least for now.
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Thanks, Ivor. You say the nicest things!
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Thanks, Gary. I just read your newest chapter, and I am having some nice boxes ticked myself!
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The real world is a tough place, and I also enjoy stepping away from it now and then. Haven't decided on an actual sequel to this one, but I will try to offer more like it. Thanks for nice pat on the back, buddy!
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Granddad was in a particularly even position to understand both David and Mark. He seemed to understand that a connection was building between them right from the start, and it maybe reminded him of some of his own history. It's a lot easier to be compassionate when you really know what someone is going through. I didn't mean to tug on you. That's considered rude unless asked! Thanks for the very nice comment, CG.
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Chapter 15 Girls' Night
Geron Kees commented on Headstall's story chapter in Chapter 15 Girls' Night
Well, this is surely progress. Looks like we are on the return leg of this particular orbit. Chase is talking to Hank, Hank is talking to Chase, Trey and Carlos are talking to Chase, and Brent and Dawson are talking to each other (among other sweet things they're doing). Even Stacy is having her say. Only Perry has no one to talk to, and he doesn't deserve anyone! Hank seems to have revised some important opinions about Chase, and reviewed some of his own conduct. Chase seems to have arrived at the courage and will to speak his mind to Hank calmly. Heck, even the darn dog is delighted! I won't say that we are totally on the road to recovery here, but I see some possible hope ahead for Chase and Hank to fall in love all over again. Oh, come on! Admit it! -
Happy to have you along for the trip. Stay safe, and stay well!
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Thank you for that comment. It means a lot. These people may be back. I rather like them, too.
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Well...that's pretty definite. Let me see what i can do.
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Wishes sometimes come true.
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I guess it's safe to say that desperation makes everyone more resourceful. Mark did the only thing he could think of. He went home.
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Thanks for the nice comments! That's the way I saw it, that Mark would come back to the last place he was really happy. And then, for David to make it a happy place for him again...that was the ending I wanted.
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Yep. I was not sure I wanted to end this story here. But I think a lot of things are best left to the imaginations of readers. Maybe!
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Sorry. Want a sequel? I could probably be convinced.
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Happiness is always best when shared with other people. When you just do it by yourself, it's nothing but a good feeling.
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Yep. I wish that could be the way everything in life worked out, for everyone. But I'll just have to settle for writing them that way, for now.
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I am not built to write tragic endings. Happy ones are easier, anyway!
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Sharing is the best part of writing. Without people willing to read, it would just be whacking away at a keyboard! Thanks for reading!
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I just call 'em like I see 'em. Thanks for the kind words!
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Well, this was the end. I couldn't mark it as complete (I thought) until after the last chapter has posted. But a sequel might be nice.
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Well, I have to write something 'normal' every now and then to keep my hand in the game!
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Some people are born reasonable. Maturity is the ability to use that quality wisely. In David's case, he was just learning, but he had some good teachers, and that counts for a lot!
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That's a very kind statement about a fairly short story. Thanks.
