Laura S. Fox
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These are all valid questions. And the heroes will find the answers - promise.
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Yep, and he is
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Oh, there is hope for him indeed... and hope is a beautiful word and feeling. Theodore wouldn't mind putting his tongue to work, lol.
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Jack is on his way to become an even better seer, so yes, he will question what he saw.
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The mystery of what happened will be revealed at the right moment. I have it all planned out!
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He's in much need of those! Breakthroughs, I mean.
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That is, in the nutshell, what this story is trying to say...
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Chapter Twenty-Two – Clever Seer After the whole kidnapping thing and bad visions and all, Jack expected sleep to take him in one fell swoop, but that didn’t happen. His back pressed against Theo’s hard and warm body, he lay on one side, ready to slip into the world of dreams. Still, his eyes were wide open and his mind was as fresh as if he’d just woken up after a restful sleep. Vee was on his back and snoring softly. Jack would normally pester him with questions and pleas to tell him
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Oh, gawd, Maestro, I'm really getting goosebumps reading this final analysis. Yes, Lyn the absolutist. Alexander didn't call him Bernardo Gui by accident... Alexander saw that in Lyn, too, and maybe that made his initial infatuation grow into something far more solid. Also, yes, Lyn the lawyer! He'll always protect those he cares about. And in his case, this need to protect goes deep, and it will never go away. Let's not picture anyone ever daring to mess with his and Alexander's little girl...
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Thank you so much! Full disclosure - sorry for making people cry! But I did sniffle as well while writing this, so there's that
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I strived to navigate a complicated invisible line between the characters - all three of them. Your comment makes me think that I nailed it, Maestro! And yep - little Alex does borrow a few traits from his godfather whom he admires. But he'll be happier than Alexander was while growing up for sure.
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You're more than welcome, Chris!
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He-he, I do need a little break from posting while I focus on the new story...
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Thank you! They will always be best friends.
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Glad to hear I managed to create something that went higher on your list That one is also a very personal favorite of mine.
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Thank you! I will be back!
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The story is over, but I appreciate the sentiment!
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Thank you for reading! I'm glad to hear the journey paid off
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Thank you for believing in the story's happy end!
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You're more than welcome
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Thank you for your support! I'm happy you're enjoying Luke's story
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You're welcome, and thank you for reading!
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The Kind Worth Saving
Laura S. Fox commented on Laura S. Fox's story chapter in The Kind Worth Saving
Triptych, that's an interesting word. Yes, I think they do operate as individual entities, and they are all central characters at the same time. -
The Kind Worth Saving
Laura S. Fox commented on Laura S. Fox's story chapter in The Kind Worth Saving
As long as they're together, all will be fine...
