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Eggplant is also Jed's favorite? And that's where Perry gets it from? Ooh, I think I just started having "daddy" issues. 😁
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I do believe it's time for the dynamic duo of Rybalt and Slicky to make their appearance together. Rawr! 🦸😻
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Not sure why, but as soon as I read the part about Beckett's vision of Valrinda flying above him in chains, I automatically thought it was a plan to get into the city. Weird.
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LOVE IT! ❤️ Can't wait to see where this story goes. I'm definitely looking forward to more. Thank you!
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Thank you for this wonderful update. I was hoping "Amal" would eventually see the light (and therefore, live) but with what basically amounts to a kill on sight order, that doesn't seem to be in the cards for him. I'm not much into physics, but I find "There is no distance" profound. Here's my take: In the vast arena that is the universe, space is abundant. Physically, you see nothing but distance. In the realm of subatomic particles, there is still a space between particles (or layers), no matter how small. I remember not so long ago when electrons, photons, and neutrons were the smallest particles around. Then came quarks. Then bosons. Then -- well, there's still that space between them, right? To answer your question regarding the whereabouts of Shay and the gang: is it far fetched to wonder if they teleported to a space between a layer? Is this even probable based on where your thought process is taking us? It's the only action I could think of where the Herald wouldn't be able to track and follow. And since anything is possible with Shay...
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Although this is the end, "Gimme too much!!!" is what a certain 6-year old niece in my family says when she wants more of something. In this case, I'm stealing that phrase to let you know that yes -- more, please! ❤ This is a beautiful, well-written story. Thank you!
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Cinnamon and cedar? Definitely something earthy or woodsy.
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Wow -- I'm not much for commenting, but I do have to say this first chapter is... Beautiful. Sobering. Touching. Familiar. The last one in a somewhat indirect but personal way. Thank you. Looking forward to more.
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Dearest Stellar -- First, let me apologize for not commenting as much as I should have, given how many times I've read and reread your stories. I realize recently how important comments and reactions are from your readers, and yet I've failed you by infrequently commenting, or just not commenting at all. I for one do not feel in any way entitled to demand your next chapter. I'm selfish in that I lose myself in the worlds you create -- as escape from a life so mundane and boringly common -- and yet I can't even put my own two cents' worth to validate what you so freely provide. I am sorry. Secondly, I'll wait for however long it takes for the next chapter of Lucid Truth and whatever else you have brewing on the back burners. And if Spirit Of Fire left many unsatisfied with the ending, it is only because we want more. At least I do. If I haven't said this before, then I'll happily say it here: You're one of the best unpublished writers I've come across on this site. That right there, is lucid truth. Have a wonderful evening! 😊
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Absolutely!!! Pwetty pweeze?
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Excellent start. This is a genre I also typically do not normally delve into unless magic or the supernatural is involved. But, I'm already looking forward to the next chapter. 😊
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I'm beginning to wonder if the body might possibly be Trevor? The only reports of his whereabouts have been through Sylvia and Brenda via Jenny. Also, if Jenny's involvement goes back to the time when Trevor was still in the picture then he would've have known something or would have also been involved somehow. I can't picture him just being able to walk away from this mess just because he found someone to settle down with and psycho-bitch Jenny being okay with that. If the others involved were coerced or blackmailed into silence, well then occam's razor, perhaps? Just a thought. Can't wait for Monday!
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I certainly wouldn't be surprised if Victoria had a hand in this "accident". (Maybe Edward, also?) Flinging an accusation like Victoria did just reeks of deflection. Excellent start. Can't wait for more. 😊
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What Does This Say To You?
rewski84 commented on Laura S. Fox's story chapter in What Does This Say To You?
Thank you for a most excellent chapter! 🌞 I still think Jonathan is a bit TOO jaded, almost bordering on being melodramatic. Not sure why he still insists on their current situation as nothing more than a hookup. I think Maddox has been more than up front with his feelings. BUT THEN AGAIN, the longer you have Jonathan resisting and dragging things out the longer this story will be, and we'll be no closer to the end. And that's a good thing in my book. 😁 -
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Poetic justice meeting six degrees of separation, and wrapped tightly in an emotional roller coaster. And beautifully written, to boot. I'm selfishly wishing it were just a little longer, not wanting a good read to end. Very selfish, indeed. Also, I'm sorry/not sorry in advance for being unforgiving, but I'm still angry at Celia, by the way... 😡🙄 Thank you! ❤