Wayne Gray

And same here. Goodnight everybody. Here's to humpday turning out how it sounds like it should.

Goodnight, molly. Dream pleasant things.

You never know. 🙂

All shall be revealed. Well, most. I may want to write a sequel someday.

Goodnight, tim. Sleep well.

Did you help Mac with his story too? I probably don't need to say which one I mean, but I will if there's a question!

@Jason Rimbaud Yeah, I couldn't do SF. A week is probably about all I'd ever want to handle at a time of that city. Hell, of just about any of them. You've made me miss Pennsylvania too, and I'm not even from there! I can feel it in your words. You know exactly what I mean because you're living it. I had to actively give up being a part of the larger gay community when I chose to live rurally. But, honestly, it's not a big trade for me. I have lived my time in that world, and I am finished with it. I have these dreams of returning to Kentucky, or, at least Appalachia - somewhere up or down the range of those gently rolling mountains. Though, with the social backwardness of my home, I have to simply mourn that dream as just that.

It could be worse. But I won't say how. I'm not gonna be "that guy" today.

It’s a great show. 😊

It does look bad, doesn't it? At this point, if I were watching this mess on the TV I'd be worried that the writers were going for a super crazy finish of some kind. The theories would abound, and I'd have my lines in the sand. "If you kill Corbin, or Paul, or Karen, or Chad, or Mia, or Harris I'm going to hate you. And you made me like Jenoah too, you fucker! Ugh!" But it's weirdly freeing to be the writer of said tale. So we'll have to see where things end up. And we'll see how much hate I get in the end. 😏

So many things are revealed, yet these revelations create even more questions! Such is the way of this story. 🙂

Yep. Jenoah seems connected to Stefano by blood and spirit. Timothy is occupied with a beautiful, wonderful woman. And the rest of them are living deeply in their own worlds while Harris is 1.5 hrs away by car. Oh, it'll end well. For someone. 😈

Yep. A lot happened in this chapter. Timothy is having some trouble, for sure. We'll have to see what's up with Mr. Paul down the line.

Corbin waved at Karen as he left the coffee shop, and she rewarded him with a vigorous wave of her own. It was only one p.m. on Monday afternoon, and he felt bad about leaving early. But Paul called him earlier in the day. Shortly after Paul got off work, Chad contacted him and asked if we could all get together tonight, up at the fireman's house. Paul could sense something was up. It wasn't like Chad to do anything without planning it. He said as much to Corbin when they spoke this morning,

I’m happy you’re enjoying it! There are answers to come, so keep reading!

@mollyhousemouseit was good. I can't truly complain. Although, if timing a workout three songs doesn't always ~10 minutes. Just an FYI.

Hello, molly. Good to see you again.

Oooooohhhhh ... it's on!

It's surprisingly fun and intuitive. It's like a pick your own adventure book on crack.

Just finishing my lunch ... unfortunately. lol. How are you?

That sounds like Hell to me, for sure! 😣 I've tried my hand at living in a major city, a few times. The only one I could stomach for any length was Seattle. It's called The Emerald City for a reason - lots of parks, green spaces and plants. Art is everywhere too. I could live there. But, no other city I've been in has satisfied my need for quiet, calm, green spaces. I'm glad you're sticking it out, and rereading until you get it! This thing is about to get wild. Give me a few chapters longer. And hang on to your hat.

You can make it!

Howdy, all. I'm on a break at work. It feels good to be writing again. I hope that your weekend was great and may the coming week be greater.

I know exactly what you mean. That wistfulness we feel away from the places we love. And then, the incredible satisfaction and peace when we get to experience it once more. My next story is going to explore this. I may not be able to have a life in Kentucky, but maybe Wren can figure out a way to do precisely that.

If you've not started this one, you really should. Dissonance is great. Give the story some love.