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This seems to be a small issue occurring with some small number of people. I can't repeat it on any combination of 4 different computers, a tablet and my phone... Please try... Logging off when you are logged in. then clearing the cache and cookies on the browser. then closing the browser entirely. (no tabs or other windows of it) and then re open it, go to the site and log in. This is what I did to fix my problem when I experience it weeks ago.

Hopefully this will correct itself in next forum upgrade. Probably two weeks. We are waiting on compatibility update for Stories

I like the name KC as well. I will say that while the story overall is very good, this story does suffer from having the author politically soapboxing entirely too often.

Okay. I'll try to answer these in orders. There is no need to ever unpublish a chapter in order to edit. Just hit the edit button. This is by design in case an author unpublishes a middle chapter. We had far too many support requests of "I'm reading Story X and it goes from Chapter 9 to Chapter 11. What happened to Chapter 10?" In the off chance someone unpublished a chapter, all following chapters are automatically unpublished. This is currently a bug. It slipped by in the previous mess and I've alerted the programmer. I put a support request into the forums software folks and this is their reply: This bug was fixed and appears to be broken again. The work around is to go to Advanced Search https://www.gayauthors.org/stories/browse/sort/ Select: complete, Sci-Fi and set Word Count to More Than 1000 (or any other number) and it will work. I've reported the bug to the programmer

Yup!

It's nice seeing the support the guys give to each other.

Poor Berto

That house must be rocking with all the young studs in it.

I like Father Mason. Alejandro is a real piece of work, isn't he?

I'm liking Berto.

I like Father Mason. People that seem to be down to earth and in touch with reality are good.

Hmmm... why make them drive 30 minutes when they could have called campus security to help out.

I wish I was by the pool. lol

These guys definitely seem a bit oversexed at times. lol

It's been my experience that mom's know entirely too much.

The thought that anyone would do that to a kid... ugh. on a more positive side... anyone living in NY in the 90's.... I give you Yolanda Vega:

This was an okay chapter but the scene with the Bishop was way too political didn't really fit.

So many threads started right at the beginning of this epic length story. It's been fun rereading this after being away for so long.

I definitely like the banter. Some of the emotional stuff skid by quickly, but I know there will be no shortage of tearjerker moments.

Pretty sure they shouldn't no. Don definitely subscribes to the Mercedes Lackey writing approach "Make the reader love the character... then drop a mountain on them."

I definitely enjoyed the way Cam handled the good professor.

I love the banter and the life lesson on drugs.

It is a great start to the story. It certainly lays the groundwork for the tear-jerking to come.

A space at the end does that as well. I had to fix Working it Out for that issue Sunday...