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Is this a potato chip commercial, you never have just one? lol
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Xander, stay tuned to find out. You might be surprised.
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Stix, you're very welcome and I'm glad you're enjoying it. Yes, the next chapter will reveal a little more.
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Yes, Wesley, Tristan has a secret friend, but even he doesn't know who it is. lol
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The days were flying by as we entered February, and that was partially due to the fact that the month wasn’t quite as hectic as it used to be. We no longer held a big Valentine’s Day party at the house, seeing there were no lovers in this group of boys and none of them had anyone special to share their love with. However, we still had to purchase Valentine’s cards for Tristan and Wyatt to hand out at school, seeing their classes held parties on Valentine’s Day. I never bothered to find out
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I doubt that will be happening in this book, but I'll keep it in mind for the future.
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I'm sure we'll find out soon.
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Thanks, Wesley.
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Thanks for the feedback, and I think Danny can help him with that. He's still young.
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Thanks, James. That's nice to know.
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Thank, Stix. Tristan has put a new wrinkle in the story.
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After their dads told them to make sure their homework was done and they had everything they’d need for the next day, the boys went up to their rooms to change out of the clothes they’d worn to church. When they came downstairs again, Elliot had a proposition for them. “How would you guys like to go tobogganing?” “Yeah, that sounds good,” they agreed. They all raced off to put on their winter gear so they could go outside, and we watched as they grabbed the toboggan and headed up
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You've brought up some good points, and it will all come out eventually. Thanks for the feedback.
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Thanks, flesco, and this does open up a wide variety of possibilities.
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Thanks, Stix, and good catch. He may be off the property, but obviously not quite gone.
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Let me correct that slightly. Sad in life, sadder in afterlife. Thanks for the feedback, Wesley.
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Graham showed up just before lunch and I was surprised to see that Andrew and Sammy were with him. “This is an unexpected surprise,” I said as I greeted them. “Dad wanted me to come here today so I could make sure everything had gone as planned,” Graham answered, “and these guys didn’t want me to make the trip alone.” I was relieved that he hadn’t mentioned the words ‘medium’ or ‘spirits’ and hadn’t said Hubbard and Abernathy’s names either. This was due to the fact that the boys were
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Ignoring the Broom in the Corner
Bill W commented on Bill W's story chapter in Ignoring the Broom in the Corner
Thanks for the feedback, flesco. Yes, Tristan seems to be fitting in quite well, and we'll soon know if Hubbard and Abernathy are gone. I'm glad you appreciate how the adults handled the various situations. -
Ignoring the Broom in the Corner
Bill W commented on Bill W's story chapter in Ignoring the Broom in the Corner
But how soon before that happens? I guess you'll just have to wait and find out. Thanks for the feedback and I'm glad you're enjoying this. -
Ignoring the Broom in the Corner
Bill W commented on Bill W's story chapter in Ignoring the Broom in the Corner
Thanks, tor. -
Ignoring the Broom in the Corner
Bill W commented on Bill W's story chapter in Ignoring the Broom in the Corner
The medium appears to have blocked them from the house and left instructions how to make it permanent, but you'll have to wait to see whether they are gone for good. Hubbard has always been stubborn, so will be finally take the hint or not? -
Ignoring the Broom in the Corner
Bill W commented on Bill W's story chapter in Ignoring the Broom in the Corner
Yes, Ian is still Elliot's boyfriend, so just wait and your questions will be answered. -
Ignoring the Broom in the Corner
Bill W commented on Bill W's story chapter in Ignoring the Broom in the Corner
Yes, death doesn't change your IQ.
