Laura S. Fox

That was one hell of a confession, Spidey!

The sex was hot! Also, Wolverine smelling Spidey on Deadpool ... Good thing he hadn't thought about how the smell happened to be all over Wade ...

Ah, thank you for this lovely comment!

Thank you! I felt inspired when I wrote this one!

Ugh, I might have a sadistic streak ... But it's a little better after it hurts a little!

That's a really good description for Mark!

It's a rocky ride for Carter, I'm afraid, with him having such a hard time trying to deal with his feelings ...

You're not the only one to notice that! Others told me about it, and I hadn't realized it until they spoke of it! Well, it just means that Aron and Carter are supposed to be together, lol!

I planned carefully for this moment, he, he! Thanks for keeping up!

He, he, I like that reaction!

Glad you liked it!

Yes! Go for it, Wade! I'm on the sidelines, cheering for you! And, Peter, you are sort of naughty, too, aren't you?

And those were, indeed, 20 minutes - and 2k words - of very nice kissing! I'm glad the guys are opening up to one another!

You were bitten by a radioactive spider, I was bitten by a radioactive talk show host. And that's actually a great explanatiom for Deadpool's origin story! Even better than the real one, lol! Also, Spidey making the first move? Me likey!

Awww, I'm proud of Spidey! Still, I wanted so much to hear that 50 Shades joke!

Ah, so many questions ... But the most important would be: who would top? While I find Deadpool as the 'daddy' and Spidey as the twink really sexy, I won't say no to Wade bottoming! It would be so hot!

Deadpool is so smooth ... I can't believe he's doing all the sneaking the hand over the shoulder while watching movies thing. I hope things get naughty soon! Reading on.

Me feels that Spidey is starting to warm up to our hero ... I'm rooting for Deadpool to tap dat ass!

I've always known Wade is a good guy. I really liked the scene with the bullies. His efforts to be a real hero are not even efforts. I think thatls how he really is, sarcastic naughty boxes or not .

Hey Nick, thank you for your comment! I know this was sort of expected of Alex, so that emoji might just be a good idea to be introduced, and maybe with a special dedication to him, lol. As for what he wants, all will become clearer over the remaining of the story With little left, I can only hope I'll tie up all the ends. Aron and Carter might just need the little push, he, he. Alex's decision will pull the string of a chain of events, and everything will be clear. And that includes some real communication between the two lovers. After all, even Alex has a role in this story, and maybe not just to torment poor Aron, lol. Again, thank you for all your kind words! It's really nice to be so appreciated! And I hope you'll have an awesome 2019, as well!

Ah, Nick, it's a pleasure to read your comments. Yes, I believe that Aron made a move to marry Alex because he thought there was no chance for him with Carter. What did he know, right? So, pretty much yeah, that wasn't just a crush. It was the full-fledged true love everyone dreams about. So now this is his chance to live his dream, but, well, he believes he needs to be careful, really careful, about it. Your comments on Alex are so funny! Instadouche sounds like the perfect handle for this guy. As for being the resident little devil ... I couldn't have put it better myself! Thank you for rooting for Carter! A lot of people here do, and I'm so excited! I know he wasn't exactly easy to like in the beginning, and I wanted readers to discover him little by little, and it looks like I managed! Don't worry about leaving late reviews, as you say. They always make my day, and it's so nice to learn from readers what they thought about my story. PS. I know you were smiling at the end of this chapter, so don't hate me for the next one, please!

Ha, ha, I lol'ed. On another note, Your Spideypool fic is a lot of fun, I will use the free days after the celebrations to read it without - hopefully - too many interruptions.

I guess that was most people's reactions when reading that, lol!

Yes, it is. I mean it's not my first, and seeing how English is the second best I know, after my native language, I guess that's the right way to say it.

Is it okay to say that I - discreetly - wiped a little tear while reading this comment? I guess it is. After all, we're all friends here, and that's not something easy to find, even online, let alone real world. I am actually overwhelmed by how nice the community is here, at GA, and what awesome people I found here, with you in particular on top of the list of the most generous in comments, reactions, and all that. When I started to get an idea about how much I would love to write, I read Mario Vargas Llosa's Letters to a Young Novelist, and one particular thing he said struck me as true for me (I think I've talked about this thing in the forums here, as well, at some point). And that is that, when you write, you should write like you would for a particular reader. Not an imaginary one, but someone whose opinions matters. And while that was true for me from the first time I wrote something and made it public - and I encountered people who liked my work - nowadays, I find myself more often than not, as I put the tips of my fingers on the keyboard, wondering: How will people on GA react to this? What would my dear godmom say? I value everyone who takes the time to read my stories, even if they choose to be silent, and never tell me a word. It's nice to look at numbers and see that 1,000 people read the story, or the chapter. That's a huge number today when there are so many distractions and things that demand people's time. But when I read reactions from readers, that really makes my day. That gives me that reward, and also that special, unique feeling, that I'm not alone in caring for these characters, or this storyline, or this plot twist. I think it's about finding yourself in others, even if it's only through an imaginary tale. So, to finally end this response, your words really mean a lot to me. To tell me that you think of me, as a person, not just as an author, in these terms, is, as young people say these days, everything (or liiiiit, as Carter would certainly hurry to tell me after going through some social media posts and drawing his conclusions). I love responding to comments. I love all the reactions. And I'm really grateful for finding this website and the people here. An amazing 2019 and many after (without number) to you as well, All the best and the love, Laura.