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I’m glad Austin is getting a story and we have met Sade already.
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Those stolen moments and glances are some of the most erotic we experience.
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Angel Awakened, is a story of devotion and love but entirely unconventional. I binge read theme story even though vampires are not my thing. Highly recommended.
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Vampires are not my thing but I really enjoyed this. Thank you for writing.
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So this is it forever. Happily ever after.
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Crikey! Does it ever end for Aaron? Elizabeth must be family of the woman Aaron killed in error when he was first turned.
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I’m glad they’ve finally made it.
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Exactly as you and @drpaladin have both said. The heart wants what it wants. What to do?
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I’m sure they will kiss and make up.
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What is Nathaniel thinking? He is up to something.
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This is getting very close. I still hope Elias will defect.
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And it’s about to kick off.
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lol. Nathaniel knows now and cannot unknow.
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This whole thing is a mess. How on Earth will they fix it? Is Nathaniel turned?
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Aaron and Sade both got a raw deal. I wonder if Aaron could turn Nathaniel’s mom .
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So it seems that this Antonio may have turned Aaron?
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Which I hope he will get by the end. A stake through his chest.
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This is quite a torrid time for Nathaniel and while he is unaware of what Aaron is, he is being badly, badly treated.
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That was heart rending for Nathaniel. As @drpaladin said in the thread, ghosting is a terrible pain.
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Is Sade being sly or is he seriously trying to protect both Aaron and Nathaniel from this “impossible” endgame. Time will tell, as the story unfolds.
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Agreed @Philippe, Nathaniel is in dangerous territory.
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Kent has made it and Randy shows his care. I absolutely love these two.
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Alex & Neil: Moving On is a fabulous story about ordinary people doing ordinary things. It is beautifully written and we feel that we are friends in the picture, involved in the lives of the protagonists. A marvellous read and highly recommended.
