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There is a plan. There's always a plan. You may or may not like the plan 🤐🙊
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2026 Secret Author Contest - Forbidden Knowledge Truth & Lies
kbois commented on Cia's blog entry in Gay Authors News
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Ugh. The shower again. I hate to break it to y'all but I'm not rewriting any part of any chapter to include this shower and any shenanigans that may go on it.
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Cows do stupid things, including panicking in a severe thunderstorm. They don't use GPS to avoid road hazards. Or rather, cliff hazards.
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That damn shower is a going to haunt me forever.
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They do pretty much click right from the get-go which enables them to have that level of comfort. Yes, good riddance yo Tyson . He was an ass.
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Well, when you put it that way, I guess it is a bit much, huh? Naaahhhhh...the eviler the better! Glad you enjoyed this one!
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I just started this story. It will in no way, shape or form be serious. Think goofy vampires at a party sticking olives on the end of their fangs.
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Their past trauma will play a part in how their future plays out. Its a lot for kids their age to deal with.
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I can confirm he's dead. There will be a day of reckoning for Morgan. You know his past will catch up with him at some point.
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Psychopaths: Cold, controlled, and calculated. They fake emotions well, plan things out, and can blend into normal society easily. Sociopaths: Impulsive, erratic, and emotionally reactive. They have poor anger control and often struggle to keep normal jobs or steady homes. Psychopathy: Believed to be "born"—linked to genetics and differences in brain structure. They have almost no conscience or real empathy. Sociopathy: Believed to be "made"—shaped by a hard childhood, abuse, or trauma. They have a weak or broken conscience and might feel small bits of guilt or form a rare attachment. You're welcome.
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All valid points, but I think y'all need to let go of who may or may not have killed who. It's not the main focus of the plot. I know it seems important now, but, you know me.....all is not as it seems. There are other hidden secrets that will come into play later. Hint: focus on how quickly these two are falling for each other and the intensity. (nice death choice for that sociopathic piece of shit, btw). Thanks. I am kinda proud of that one lol.
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Yeah, I do twists, but this isn't General Hospital or Days of Our Lives. The dead are gonna stay dead. The twists lie elsewhere.
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I think 100% of true psychopaths exhibited signs from an early age. There are diagnoses such as schizophrenia and bipolar disorder that can manifest early in life. Unfortunately, all too often it goes undiagnosed until later in life when behaviors escalate. It seems serial killers all have early childhood "bad" behavior in common. Troy did get counseling. Its mentioned later on. Morgan listened so well because he can relate. More coming soon.
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Thanks. I enjoy writing evil surprises.
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I like harrowing. If you haven't read When Opportunity Knocks, I highly recommend it. Talk about an effed up family. That villain takes the cake. Reactions are coming on Saturday.
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Tyson is truly dead. Bringing him back would be an obvious twist. You know I don't do obvious (so help me if anyone, especially those of the 4 legged variety mentions the damn laptop and '55 Chevy, I swear I will block you!). There's never an easy path to follow when you have a child with serious mental health issues. Most often parents are faced with heartbreaking choices. I think Troy will always shoulder some guilt and it's probably going to affect his decision-making at some point. Morgan's story will come to light. The question is who will find out and when. No matter what, there will be repercussions. These two fall quickly and hard for each other. Its important to the story.
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I'm not about to research homesteading rules, so for now, the cabin is theirs. I use the old "finders keepers" rule. Why has everyone zeroed in on the shower. Git yor minds outta the gutter! They're kids!
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Tyson was truly one of those sociopaths that would have landed in jail sooner rather than later. While no parent wants to lose a child, I can only imagine the guilty relief Erik and the rest of the family felt when Tyson died. Morgan will spill....at some point.
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There are many possibilities. It may or may not be what y'all expect.
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I am working on a vampire story, but it's a comedy, not a horror. I'll leave that stuff to Stephen King and Dean Koontz.
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There is definitely trauma on both sides. Troy will always wonder exactly what happened. As far as Morgan being cautious....he is only 16. Just sayin'.
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See my response to @Cane23.. Anything is possible. You should know this by now. Lol
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