Ivor Slipper
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I suggested to Troy that it might be an idea and also a way to avoid me coming round to his house so frequently if he joined me in some bike riding as we could then meet up in different places. Of course on the first occasion he appeared riding a pretty much top of the range model compared to my rather ancient one, but that was the way things were and to be fair to Troy there were days when we swapped bikes. It was when we were returning from one of those trips that we came across a piece o
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Hi CG! It has been suggested that they should appear again, but I'm not too sure their activities would go down too well here Have to say I agree with you about small dogs - and cats.
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Thanks for providing the answer to Stephen's question Pleased you enjoyed the story.
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I see Mogwhy has given you the answer about corgis, but I have to agree that they are not for me. But in this case the pain in the ass would appear to be a pleasure for both - a complex situation indeed.
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LOL! Thanks. Glad you enjoyed.
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It was also rather a surprise to me, but the words in the prompt just fell nicely into line in my mind. As for Nathan, I'm sorry to say the child is in an orphanage hoping someone will adopt him
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Not for last week, but for this week's Prompt 645 https://www.gayauthors.org/story/ivor-slipper/danilos-bill/1
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Of course it was all Danilo’s fault, but then it always is as it can’t possibly ever be mine. To be fair to him though I suppose on this occasion it was really the dog that caused it. But then it was him who chose a corgi of all things! Who does he think he is – the Queen? Well, he is a queen I suppose you could say, with him prancing around in his ultra-tight sleeveless t-shirts and those skinny jeans that must take him ten minutes to get into every morning. And then there are his
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I'm glad to know you are leaving the door ajar
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Thanks for the comment Jeffrey. Life is hardy ever all smooth sailing it seems.
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Great follow up story Geron! Reckon it would make an excellent film too....
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Being surrounded by a crowd is a novel and rather pleasant experience when compared to the usual couple of bystanders my busking normally attracts. And thanks for your assistance with a couple of aspects of this story.
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Even the best comedy can sometimes benefit from a touch of sadness imo. If you read other of my stories you will find that a few of them contain tear-jerker moments, but as for this one, you'll have to wait for the next chapter to see how it develops. Thanks for taking the time to comment.
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I have to agree with you about reading good stories from other authors as it has the same effect on me. Grateful that you consider this one to be in that category.
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Thanks, Wesley. Appreciate the comment.
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Thanks - glad to have brought back some memories for you
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Yes, that was an indication that somewhere along the line, life for Adam must get darker. Thanks for commenting.
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Appreciate the comment CG. Troy does indeed seem to offer what Adam needs.
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Afraid I can't lift the curtain at this point, but you won't have to wait too long to find out. Thanks for the comment.
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Thanks, Glennish. You'll have to wait a little while, but not too long.
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Parker - I can't really say anything about what is to come, but glad you liked this chapter.
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Thanks, Crazyd. Just hope you're also going to like the second one.
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Thanks, Chris. Appreciate the comment.
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I sat there hoping, no, praying, Troy was going to come. I was after all a Christian as the cross on the chain round my neck implied. While I didn’t think God could actually help me now, maybe he could ensure nothing happened to Troy on his way here. He’d said he would come and to be fair he’d never let me down, but he was late and so I worried. In all honesty if he didn’t come I thought I might kill myself. As far as I was concerned he was the only person who made life worth living. We’d s
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