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Whatever, Horseman. If that’s so (which I doubt), that’s by choice.

Yeah....Ima leave that one alone, lol!!

You ain’t old.

LMAO!!!! Smelly? DAAAANNGG. I hope Hank didn’t pick up any fleas laying with that dog.

I love you so much❣️❣️ I think I just like you cursing, LOL!!!!

I believe her I.Q. was in the genius range. As for admitting Cave-In is a hoe bag: 🎊🎉🌈🍾

Seriously 🙄😝

YAY!!!! Welcome to the club. (which I suspect you were always in, ‘cause you knew about that tart from the start, LOL!!)

That funky beyatch (didn’t want to write the actual curse word on your post). 😬 I tried to give the hoe the benefit of the doubt; Gary presented him as a quiet, benign presence, especially qualifying him as both Chase and Hank’s friend but something about when Chase rolled up on the both of these two “loving, devoted” boyfriends (who’d been so devastated in their respective breakups they isolated themselves from everyone except apparently each other) struck me as more guilty than commiserating over a common bond. Unless Kevin always had designs on Hank, he had to know it would be a bad idea to start up anything with Hank so soon after the breakup; Some people don’t mind being a rebound but I think Kevin is now realizing Hank ain’t rebound, he’s still stuck in his feelings for Chase.

What he said, I was thinking the same thing about indiscretions when Charles was telling his story. Not to make light of what Chase did but I can tell you from past experiences that certain indiscretions don’t have to be the death knell of a relationship; Then again, I can also tell you from past experiences certain indiscretions can ring that final bell; It depends on the depth of the indiscretion and the strength of the relationship.

And I too, look forward to knowing what pissed that sneaky bitch off. He got whatever he deserved, in my opinion. Skank. On a more important note, I loved the Jayne Mansfield reference (Chase and Hank’s “who?” was even funnier, LOL!!) Beautiful Mariska Hargitay’s mama is my favorite blond bombshell.

Such a beautiful friendship has evolved between Chase and Dawson. It is your best friend who wants to kick someone’s ass on your behalf while giving you the tough love advice you won’t hear from anyone else. They deserve to have each other, in whatever form their relationship takes. In a perfect world, Dawson would reach out to Brent and get his man back and Chase and Hank would properly reunite....doing the work needed to make their relationship healthier. (I mean, while it’s their world, it’s your creation; You could make that happen Gary, knowing how much you love HEA’s. Alas, I also know you love being realistic and that romantic possibility is likely too trite for you). Christine Leeman is mothering from beyond, the way all mothers do who leave an indelible impression on their children. Chase was too grief stricken to realize that his beloved mother, who loved all weddings, would definitely find a way to be at his in spirit, since she wouldn’t be in body. I’m also glad her wedding present gave Charles the way to let Hank know he was still considered family. For all of Chase’s growth, which has been amazing, (“don’t worry about me, okay? I’m not that guy anymore.” indeed) 👏, he still has a blind spot regarding his relationship with Hank. His guilt over his mistake and his perception of Hank’s strength and inviolable sense of right and wrong have blinded him to Hank’s vulnerabilities and culpability in the aftermath of their breakup. Dawson was spot on in describing Hank’s reactions but Chase hasn’t put down the cross to see Hank’s nail marks. I feel Chase’s declaration of not being that guy anymore worries Hank on a couple levels- 1/Is Chase not the guy that loves him anymore? 2/ If he’s not weepy, needy Chase anymore, what need does Chase have for him? Hank always loved Chase but there was insecurity in that love that being Chase’s savior fed. Chase is learning to walk without crutches now and that opens up Hank’s insecurities again. Oh, Gary, I have no idea which way these relationships will go, I just know you will make the ride damned interesting. (By the way, that didn’t feel like two chapters to me, even though I’ve given a three chapter review, lol.)

Not that it would matter to Raven if it would bring Julian back but I wonder if anything else would be adversely affected if Raven’s able to get Claudia to turn back time. What would Raven do? Would he take the blast himself or would he redirect their actions so they wouldn’t be in the path of the blast? The last may not make a difference if he or Julian were the target.

The piano conversation makes me think that Julian’s death is being faked; If it isn’t and this was how intense things were right between Raven and Julian right before Julian’s death, it makes me sad. To be with someone who truly gets and accepts you is rare. True, Julian had two mates but I feel his connection with Raven runs way deeper than it did with his first mate (her name escapes me, the woman Desmond killed). I’m very interested is seeing where this goes.

This premise is already very intriguing; Continue to post, please. I love seeing Gabriel and Desmond again but it always makes me nervous that something might happen to them. They are my favorite characters of yours, with Katrena and her spawn next. I thought the redhead was her before realizing it was Tess but I don’t think she exists in the same world with Gabriel and Desmond, right? Julian was truly depraved but he and Raven loved each other so I feel for Raven. It’s better that Julian died and not Raven because Julian would not be as placid in his grief as Raven is....then again the story is just starting.

Between you, Danners and BigBen, good ol’ Will has to be whoop whooping somewhere, lol.

Your review was excellent and I love the saying-I looked it up: “The heart has its reasons, whereof reason knows nothing.” (so apt) My tongue doesn’t wrap around French easily but I think it’s a beautiful language; The saying is poignantly beautiful in both.

So this was a “love” and “HA!!” commment. I gave it the love so here comes the HA!! 😆 Loved the “Kevin the hoe” commments. 👍

Awww. This chapter of movement put me in the mind of growing pains, not for Charles Leeman (whom I LOVE-father of the year material, right there), although he did show growth. The pains were for Chase and Dawson. It is good for Dawson to move on and while he and Chase have a great friendship, Dawson was interested in more than that at first. He told Chase about his date as a genuine development, not a way to make him jealous (I’m talking about you Hank) but jealous is what Chase was, of what is what Chase is still trying to figure out. The way this story is unfolding, there is still a chance (however slim looking right now) for a reconciliation between Chase and Hank, while there still being Dawson and Chase vibes too. Hank is realizing the difficult road he chose in his handling of things in the break up....he doesn’t have to give up Charles and Charles still obviously cares for him but Hank’s black and white, all or nothing stance had him shut the door on all the Leemans, it seems. I was ambivalent about Hank’s subdued mood in this chapter-part of me is “I’m glad you’re miserable”, the other part is wondering if all his issues are about to come to a messy head. “I thought so, but… I don’t know anymore. He’s… it’s my fault, but he’s not the same Hank.” “Well, if you think about it, you weren’t the same for a while either, Chase,” his father said gently. “Hank didn’t give up on you, did he?” -My favorite passage in this chapter. Chase, Hank and Dawson are all good men, dealing with the pain of endings (and beginnings) in different ways. there are many roads open that can lead to this story’s end, all viable and that, Master Gary, is the mark of a good storyteller. *genuflecting to your greatness*. Is it next Monday, yet?

I was going to say make up sex is the best sex but there’s always morning sex, angry sex, welcome home sex....you get the idea. 😊 Is this the last we hear of Damien?

Gorgeous chapter. ❤️❤️

Yeah, Sorry about that....😳

Neither are some straight girls. Length and thickness will always matter....in a chapter. 😊 And yeah, some other places too, lol!!

This was a beautiful, pleasing glimpse of the Leeman family. There is still grief. There is still pain. Chase still feels awful about what happened with Hank but there was movement in the pain the Leeman’s were in, individually and collectively. Of the five stages of grief, might this be acceptance? Chase’s error of judgement was painful labor for both he and Hank but Hank’s proposal propelled emotional growth for Chase that could only happen from such an intense moment. It was an ending that birthed a beginning-the end of Chase’s survivor’s guilt and the beginning of the new Chase....the Chase who would always miss and love his mother but can embrace life again. It sucked that Chase hurt Hank but maybe the relationship they had had to end in order for something new and healthier to emerge; Even with Hank’s extremely bitter reaction to their breakup that can still be a possibility if they’re both willing to do the work. I know that love isn’t always enough but I also know where there is love, there is hope.

This was a beautiful, pleasing glimpse of the Leeman family. There is still grief. There is still pain. Chase still feels awful about what happened with Hank but there was movement in the pain the Leeman’s were in, individually and collectively. Of the five stages of grief, might this be acceptance? Chase’s error of judgement was painful labor for both he and Hank but Hank’s proposal propelled emotional growth for Chase that could only happen from such an intense moment. It was an ending that birthed a beginning-the end of Chase’s survivor’s guilt and the beginning of the new Chase....the Chase who would always miss and love his mother but can embrace life again. It sucked that Chase hurt Hank but maybe the relationship they had had to end in order for something new and healthier to emerge; Even with Hank’s extremely bitter reaction to their breakup that can still be a possibility if they’re both willing to do the work. I know that love isn’t always enough but I also know where there is love, there is hope.