kbois
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I highly doubt Owen will ever hear that description.
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That question will be answered very soon.
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A successful triad needs open and honest communication. It remains to be seen if that's possible for any of them.
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I don't think it was Troy's hesitation to organize the wedding at the ranch. He's right when he says the ranch doesn't fit who he and Owen are. they have no history there. The real hesitation was with his initial reaction to the proposal. and hey..don't knock a good triad. It can work.
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You all know my dislike for the household feline. Big cats are cool. But I hate the reason why she's not part of the household anymore. I love my son, but he has issues and betrayed our trust. I hate where he is living as it's with someone I absolutely despise.
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Or how about a triad? It's happened before in my literary world 🤣
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That about sums it up. I have liked exactly one cat in my nearly 60 years on this planet. The calico that I got my son last year. Unfortunately we've had another falling out and he's not speaking to us. He took Mia when he moved out and honestly, I think I miss the cat more than him.
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Me too. It's the best part.
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I've done a lot. A dayum lot!
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I think Troy boxed up his feelings for Miles and locked them away. I think we all do that with our first love. Even when it hurts, it was once a very valid emotion. Seeing Miles cracked whatever mental containment Troy kept those feelings behind. Being reminded of their last night and the sunset they shared caused that containment to shatter. So yes, Troy has to deal with those feelings and how they affect him and Owen. I don't think his dad can help him figure it out.
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I absolutely love all of the speculation. There are soooo many directions this story can go. And while I am enjoying the 'will she or won't she' aspect, everyone needs to keep in mind that Miles is not the only one with trauma from his past. Everything that happened to both of them has affected how they form, keep, or destroy relationships. They weathered their traumas very differently. Troy had early intervention with therapy and a supportive family. Miles did not. Also we do not know the nature of Miles' trauma yet. I keep saying there are many possible ways this can go. Who knows? One of you may already have guessed it.
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Like I said....you're lucky I like you.
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You're lucky I like you.
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I'm honored to be the recipient of your rare comment. These hooligans may try to suck you in. They're good at it.
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I have 2 settings... Evil grin and resting bitch face.
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Why the hell would I do that?
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I am also fully caffeinated this morning. We have a little ways to go before we can come to any conclusions as to which way this is gonna go. Welcome to the Krew. See @weinerdog for your welcome packet and gift. Let me know if he stole the treats out of it. He does that.
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Probably. But will he have to? Honestly, its 50-50 as to which way Troy will go.
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Eight years is a long time to invest in a relationship. It remains to be seen whether or not Troy acts on his new found knowledge of what Miles has been up to. There are still feelings there but I don't think Troy knows exactly what they are. He's sure about his feelings for Owen. Or is he? 🤔
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I wrote a children's story for the epilogue of When Opportunity Knocks.
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Congratulations! At last a first actual comment on the story. I have yet to go to Scotland and I am now realizing that I should probably have gone before this year. The World Cup Scottish fans had a huge impact on the US and I have a feeling that "Scottish Fever" will create an uptick on bookings for the next few years. It's been #2 on my bucket list for a while. The next few chapters will reveal what's in store for Troy and Owen.
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TROY I stared blankly at my laptop screen. I had a deadline for a series of illustrations due in a few days, and I’d been working almost nonstop for the past week. It normally didn’t take this long to complete a project, but the author was high-maintenance. He demanded fine details and intricate shading. Christ, this was a children’s book for the three-to-six age group, not something that art buffs would start a bidding war over at a prestigious gallery for Christ’s sake. Strong hands
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Very true. I just woke up. I gotta do a final read through before posting. Also....
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I guess I gotta give you that one. But I'm sure someone had to program those dog command buttons for you.
