I will never get tired of Harley. Such a bundle of hyperactive joy... unless Kenton is involved. I suspect those two have a history. I was concerned with his line when his dad always told him to "shut up." Parental problem?
Totes agree with CJ how he handled the Autumn situation, both refusing to reveal his sexual orientation and making amends. Lets hope she doesn't go on a warpath when she finds out CJ's the other liason.
Chip proves to be a further disappointment, the crooked cops are done for (for now, I'm suspecting something...), and Tom's healing. The funeral was absolutely spot-on, Carlos.
After finishing the last chapter, I'm left in a state of flabberghastation (if it's not a word, I don't care. It exists now).
What a ride! "Summer" is the newest additions to my personal "must read on GA" list.
I just screamed at work. Had to go smoke a cigarette.
Jesus F---ing Christ, Mother Mary, Joseph, and the f---ing donkey.
I'm taking notes, then zooming into the next installment.
Good thing I work at a liquor store because I need a shot.
I laughed way too hard at this.
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Such a unique view of a wedding, seeing all of the inner thoughts. Definitely a moving scene. Excellent work, Big Daddy Carlos!
CJ's having a great time with his internship, and was offered to come back next summer for another. I'm excited to see how his political career explodes from here (knowing what I know...).
I smiled wickedly the moment Spencer's mouth started to run. Love Dragon's verbal lashing but I would've squealed if he dangled the dink over the boat by the ankles.
That opening chapter scene... What a great way to start my morning.
However, I'm concerned for Doc. He's very controlled, so I relate with him. At some point, he needs to take off the protective vest and grieve for his lost relationship.
I'm shaking my head. I should've known there would be no subtlety with Chip's scandalous cheating or Carlos's writing. It's always sad to see a wonderful relation crumble.
CJ, you're a smart cookie. For both diffusing Sean's guilt by association and sending César after Doc.
Lol. I had two more chapter ideas but I'll save 'em for another volumn. But the last villain is probably the worst one Retail Ninja has to contend with.
In a perfect world, I'd love to see prices on certain items (groceries, household essentials) be regulated by the state. Some states' liquor proces are set by the government, protecting consumers from greedy store owners. There are drawbacks (particularly with distribution) but I believe it would do more good than harm.