Doha
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I haven’t read the sequel yet so looking forward to that after this story. I loved the prologue and wonder how frequently this kind of dilemma between twins arises.
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Open Evening at the Centre
Doha commented on Robert Hugill's story chapter in Open Evening at the Centre
Crying to divert honest conversation is enough to drive a saint to drink! -
Alex and Neil are both doing well and having the time of their lives while they’re about it.
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Home is on the left, but work is on the right. After 11 years of this I still get in the wrong side of the car occasionally either at home or work. 😂
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This chapter made me think of the dogs I’ve known through life and just how loyal they have been. Cats in a different way. Oliver is going through an interesting metamorphosis.
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Jesse and Hank are showing themselves as a credible couple. The funny thing is that they are actually becoming a couple in the process. It is great seeing the skittish colt calm in the presence of the stallion.
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They are actually finding each other despite the showy aspect of it all. I’m still fascinated to know exactly what it is that the Accountant does. 🤔
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Jesse is ready for this and Hank and co are in place to produce a clean audit.
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Well that was quite a show Hank put on with his massive equipment. Jesse is safe for now.
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Yes! The wearing of masks and hiding in plain sight. Very Veridien.
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Yes certainly, but it’s not a word we routinely use I think in the context of a romantic relationship? 🤔
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The hunters have become the hunted and they don’t know it yet. When they find out, it will be too late.
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This is going to get messy and Hank is ready for the fight.
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That was brutal. Hank has an authority based on something that terrifies the sherif. What exactly is it he can do to and for this town?
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And yet we would never say I’m your trustworthy husband, but rather your faithful husband. I wonder if it was a slip of the tongue on Ali’s part or a simple meaningless word choice by the author?
