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  1. R. Eric
    I went to get Mitch’s latte…and mine. Bertie quickly shooed me out of her kitchen and promised to bring us coffees. I went back to the library where Colin and Mitch were getting more acquainted. They were sitting apart as if Colin didn’t quite trust this new guest. I frowned at Colin as I sat beside him on the sofa. “I hope you like a big coffee, I got us both large ones,” I said smiling. “I do!” Mitch nodded. “At Starbucks, I get a venti every time.” I smiled. “Wish they had venti,
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    The days were drawing to a close on our time with the Thornwood vampires. They were sending a vehicle for the woman in London to work with Jeremy. We were having a great time with the other people. People were now coming from other parts of England. Not all the vampires were just in the areas surrounding Thornwood. The new employees of Thornwood were serving us great meals. They had jobs now. This new chef was amazing. He hadn’t cooked in quite a while. He drank blood for so long and what he cou
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    Emily was again looking at the house more. She wasn’t feeling that comfortable at the moment. The opulence and grandeur were a bit hard for her to get used to. However, Jeremy was truly relaxing, but only with the animals. The adjustment was not as stressful as Emily feared it would be. That was as long as Jeremy stayed with the animals. He was opening up more and he was beginning to make friends with these “strangers.” It was Wednesday afternoon when the Rolls came to the front door and St
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    What Willie and Mom were planning we left to her and Gabriella to plan. I was worried about what Willie was going to wear, but Colin told me to leave it alone. He was a grown man and could handle it himself. If I knew my mother, she had him dressed already, all Willie needed to do was show up. I didn’t like it, but I did leave it alone. It was a little startling the number of “close friends” we now had. Most were new vampires that were now on serum. It made sense, Mom had been there with most as
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    I only drove in England twice and never, I mean NEVER in London. I was channeling my feelings when I wrote that part. I was a nervous wreck! In the U.S. we can turn right when the light's red, do they do the same in England? I wasn't taking the chance about turning left on red. It would make sense to, but I wasn't challenging that. I know the M5! By the time got to where we needed to be, I was exhausted! I determined after two times on English roads, if I needed to go somewhere, I'd hire a driver. The countryside was nice, but no way was a daring to drive in THAT city.
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    Now that things were shaping up for the vampires in England. Our focus could shift a little from what was happening here and think about what our next step should be. We had contacted Director Mattingly about Wayne’s passport and it would be coming to Thornwood. Sean sent the drawing about his ideas about the medical and housing building for future vampires. When built, they could do five vampires at once if needed to house and the rooms could be closed off from any sunlight or open to let that
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    Colin, Devon and Wayne seek those Other creatures infesting the world.
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    Colin and Devon find others
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    Things did get a little more crowded at the house. As I mentioned before, we knew the wedding and guests were here, but other than the occasional wandering wedding party guest, they were doing their own thing. Colin and I spent time with Sean, who turned out to be everything I thought he’d be. He was wickedly funny and had a great sense of humor. We were in the library when Kelly walked in a little dejected. Sean looked at his youngest. “What’s wrong, baby?” Sean asked her. She shook he
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    Yes, they go...elsewhere. Every gay man is known as Friends of Dorothy. The Wicked Witch of the West in her attempts to get the Ruby Slippers. "I'll get you...and you're little dog, too!"
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    Patience my pet. In the words of one of my favorite witches, "All in good time. These things need to work out delicately." If you don't know who said that, hand in your gay card! I have a ton of stuff for this story. I may have to write a third story!
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    We went on to try to find someone from OUR group. With the increase in personnel, we had to look! We wandered through the house looking for Chuck, Shelly, Mom or anybody. “We’re still looking for vampires here, right?” Wayne asked as we walked in our search. Colin nodded. “Of course, but we need to increase our ability to hold vampires.” We spotted Nigel. I smiled at Nigel. “Where is everyone?” Nigel looked puzzled. “By everyone, you mean those you've seen aren’t anyone?” I g
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    I looked to see if Katie was hurt, but bounced a little seeing she wasn’t. “That could have been much worse,” I said to Colin as I grinned. Colin grabbed Wayne’s arm to keep him from going to Katie’s side. Sean looked back at his wife and ran to her. “Katie!” He said lifting her head. “Katie, darlin’.” He cradled her head in his lap and slapped her lightly on the cheeks. The woman was an attractive woman in her late forties and dressed in a nice pair of slacks and blouse like they had be
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    I watched as Wayne was absorbing what I’d told him. He knew he had a child coming, but now he was a grandfather; from a daughter, he didn’t know about. “Grandchildren.” He said quietly, still in shock. I chuckled. “Yes, Wayne, grandchildren.” I walked toward him. “This is what’s called a Tablet. I’ll explain the science, but…here are some pictures.” I held the tablet’s screen so he could see. “There are others. Just take your finger and slide like so.” I ran it across the screen, but brought
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    It was horrible to watch and even though I knew it was for the best…my emotional attachment was making it worse. I loved Colin. It hurt me to watch him go through this, but…Wayne was…agonizing. Even Dr. Hathaway was cringing a bit. “Is there nothing you can give him for the pain?” George shook his head. “With the venom in him, it wouldn’t work. There’s no pain relief I can give.” He said helplessly. “When he gets the serum to a level I can, but until it does…” Even Director Maddingly
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    We could have new possible allies with the agents of the Military Intelligence. Jerry would soon be on the serum and maybe, just maybe, he’ll be able to speak. I needed sleep! I had been up since the beginning of evening the day before. I did sleep hard. It was three the following afternoon when I woke up. Yet, I wasn’t alone. I rolled over to see Colin sitting up in bed reading. “You didn’t have to stay in bed,” I said smiling at Colin. Colin smiled down from his book. “No, I didn’t.” H
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    The investigator looked so…blown away by what Colin said, he just kept backing up. George looked at Colin in horror. “Colin!” Colin frowned at George. “We need allies!” The investigator was shaking his head. “This is a joke.” He said refusing to believe. I questioned Colin’s telling the man, too. I walked to Colin. “Colin, maybe…” Colin looked at me. “I’m right, Devon.” Colin urged me to believe. “You know I have these feelings…I think we should trust him.” I looked and C
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    Chuck led Colin and me back to the terrace that overlooked the gardens. He looked as if he were pointing out things on the grounds. “So, just look like I’m pointing at some things around the estate,” Chuck said calmly. “Now, look at the bluff to the northeast.” He passed a pair of binoculars to us. “Now, scan around, but look where I said.” I pushed the binoculars away. “That’s okay. I see them.” And I could. Not only could I see better at night, but like some animals that can see things
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    Colin smiled at George. “Forgive me for thinking about my husband first. You know I love you, George.” “Yeah, yeah,” George said, but smiled. “Now, I need to get to work.” “We go back to London Saturday night,” I said taking Colin’s hand. “We have another vampire to retrieve.” Willie shook his head. “Another vampire? We’re going to need more room.” “She found us.” I shrugged. Colin looked around the underground storage area. “Perhaps we need to expand this.” “At the rate
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    Lilly

    R. Eric posted new chapter in Blueblood 2: The World

    After we cleaned up and got dressed, it was lunchtime. We had the whole day! We did walk around London with no agenda and we made our way and we were in Kent, the southern part of London. There we found Tom Bell. Not a man, but a where. Fish and chips! By reputation, theirs was the best, so we went in and got some. I wasn’t disappointed. It was good! The seasons were changing and one of the changes was fog. As the evening came on, in rolled fog. I’ve seen fog, but this? The air was cold and the
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    The best news ever

    R. Eric commented on Zenith's story chapter in The best news ever

    Other than the Canadian part. This was my life in many ways. I'm reading more now.
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    We got up after a good sleep. Now we faced some new challenges. How do we catch a wild vampire? I thought about how we could keep one and what sort of containment we would need. A cage? That would be the best way. Keeping one in back of a van would be dangerous and it would try repeatedly to escape. We were protected to a degree against the vampires, but Shelly and Chuck didn’t need the risk it could bite even accidentally in the vampire’s attempt to get away. The Disflavor didn’t make them inca
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    That's the best way to keep a real love alive. That and post sex cuddling. The constant contact and telling each other what they love about each other is so important. Sex is great, but love needs nurturing. It's like a plant, you need to give it constant water, or it dies.
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    When Matt and I separated from our hug. I saw him change. He was not this angry young guy, who really wasn't young, mad at the world. He wasn’t over what happened to him, but he had given another person a truth he had hidden for so long. He practically changed physically as face relaxed. “I’ll say it again,” I said gently. “Not one thing you told me about was your fault,” I said again making sure he was looking at me. “Do you know that?” Matt nodded a little. I shook his shoulder
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    Matthew

    R. Eric posted new chapter in Blueblood 2: The World

    The other vampires arrived and each one were stunned seeing Edwin looking so…human. They all wanted to see Edwin and they surrounded him wanting to talk to him. Edwin startled many as he got some finger food from a passing tray and ate it in front of them and downed it with some beverage. That more than anything was convincing them this was going to be possible. Then they were all asking to be a part of this and wanted the serum. “Whoa!” George smiled. “I have enough serum, but someone needs
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