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I loved it 😍
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I really feel like I'm in Egypt
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Thanks for your comments and reading the story 😀
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Sorry to here this x
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Thanks for your comments and reading the story 😀
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Interesting that Cottontail when to watch Jamie perform as himself. Has he revealed himself by running away like that. Jamie has a spot of bother with the Mitchs, because he wants to play with Melinda.
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Our boys seem to be settling in and sorting out housekeeping. Matt still seems unsure about Ben. A girl in the house should be interesting, certainly makes the dynamics interesting. I wonder what Ben and Sam got up to, with not returning home, will it become a regular thing.
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Welcome back. I hope your health is good now x
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Angelo and Gene make successful builders and sorted out the councilmen as well.
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We follow Charlie, a young man who decides to take a gap year, so he can discover himself, before he settles down to serious studying. We follow him as he goes on a road trip to USA, that provides him with a life changing experience. He meets Tom in NY who teaches him many things, over the few days they are together. Charlie also discovers that he is lonely and misses his family. His greatest adventure occurs whilst at Uni, he learns that family and love are important to him. A fantastic read.
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A beautiful love story. We follow the adventures of Charlie, as he takes a gap to find himself. In the course of his journey, he meets Tom and discovers himself. He also discovers that he misses his family.
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A wonderful story that explores the losing of a parent to dementia. We see the family dynamics explored as they deal with there Mum's condition. A great read.
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A beautiful story, about a difficult subject. I was lucky and my parents never suffered from dementia, they both passed away peacefully from other illnesses. Thanks for a wonderful story @kbois
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Epilogue Three years later, the boys were in first grade, and their fathers were both gainfully employed in their former professions. Their ex-wives stopped paying alimony, but child support continued because both fathers had primary custody. From the beginning, Frank and John wanted to sell one of their houses and live together. Whichever house was sold, only one wife would reap the benefits, so they decided to sell both houses. Together, they bought a condo in town, near to F
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We catch up with the Hawkins triplets as they prepare for the Homecoming dance. A great story that features relationships, both straight and gay. We also touch briefly on the issue of homophobic bullying. A great story if you fancy a quick read.
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Great story. It was good to catch up with triplets.
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Only time will tell.
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Good things come to those who wait patiently.
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Awesome start. Look forward to reading more about these guys and there adventures.
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It's great to be back, visiting with Matt and Luke, Tim and Guy and their friends.
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Frank and John attended to the babies, and put them down in the crib again. They would sleep at least another two hours. They went into the bathroom, took a quick shower together and brushed their teeth. John ran back to bed, and Frank produced a jar of Vaseline from the medicine cabinet. He came back into the bedroom, waved the jar at John and said, “Let’s fuck.” “You’re the one with the experience,” John laughed, “Lead the way.” Frank put a generous glob of Vaseline in his palm, and rubbe
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After the Dust Settled
chris191070 commented on Lee Wilson's story chapter in After the Dust Settled
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This is the wonderful sequel/prequel to 'The Boy on The Porch' We go indepth into the Taft Family and what made in tick. We learn this through the eyes of the various family members. Some parts of the story, make for hard reading. Highly recommended, along with The Boy on The Porch.
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Well that's a twist i wasn't expecting.
