Graeme
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Will definitely has the smarts to be a politician. But does he have too much integrity for the position?
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I loved the debate and I wish it happened mote like that. I don't see an easy answer to the situation with Andrew. I hope Will finds a solution...
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Love conquers blackmail. Now Will just needs to save Andrew, too.
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Lovely, but I can't help thinking of the photo in the snow of Will and Andrew kissing. How will Marc react when it's made public?
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I love the ending. Marc has his owm learning curve as a politician's spouse, and the sooner he gets over it, the better.
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Will's inate sense of fairness comes into play, though I'm a little surprised he hasn't contacted the shadow Minister. Of course, politically, that could be deadly...
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A not surprising ending, but I like how Will thought about and consulted with his friends before making a decision.
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Politics An unfortunately necessary evil. I think Will should do it, but he'll never be a rubber stamp for other people's policies.
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That ending is not good news... But Robert is right about the kiss. If Will was thinking about Marc, the kiss wasn't restarting the old romance.
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We knew from the story description that this was coming, but it's still stressful...
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Okay, Andrew is willing to fight to win Will back. But that's going to hurt Marc. There's no way this will be a happily ever after story for all three.
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Andrew's honest, but is he going to fight? I really don't know...
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A nice chapter about how the department has been reconfigured. Will is a good manager, including knowing what to let slide.
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Painful, but still fun. Andrew can't be in the middle, anymore, but he can still be involved. If he wants to be...
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What can be more romantic than a snow groomer, a packet of chips, and a can of soda?
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Will, and Avery, are learning the reality of politics: that you can't do everything. There either isn't enough money, or there are legacy reasons why the money can't be spent the way they want.
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Interesting... I wonder if the media/opposition has picked up on the relationship between the Public Works aide and the developer
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I like the term Will-sexual. I think Andrew would like the term, too.
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A surprisingly unstressful encounter between Will and Andrew. They're comfortable with each other, but I can't see the passion they once had.
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I like how they're evaluating the situation and coming up with options. They're doing their job
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It's good to see Peter again. I hope he remains a feature of the story.
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I love the exchanges in the chapter. Marc will almost stumble a few times, but he's already beginning to fit in.
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A good chapter. Settling in and starting to get things organised. The only stress was Lisa mentioning Andrew, but I think Will is right. He may call Andrew at some stage, but he has Marc, who has to be his personal priority.
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Will is back to the fun guy from the early books. I'm not sure if Marc is the cause, or simply time, but this makes me happy.
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Back to Ottawa, where, I believe, a certain ex-boyfriend lives...
