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Honestly @PrivateTim, your mind is quite something, enviously he said...

Between 17 and 18 mention of a murder, but no sequence of any context! Sorry, but something missing... great story!

Pithy and with a rapier, thats what I came for, (pass the popcorn! ) You even got an angry emoji Loving it

I thought that the condo was gifted to Jeremy by Stef.? Could be wrong, and Jeremy has trust funds. It could get nasty with Kris knowing what to do to get control from Brad. (Fight, fight, fight!!!)

I am sure Claire will be telling Jeremy that he has a very short timeline to get to a good place. The discussions are exactly what I thought Jeremy would do. Most excellent 👌

Such beautiful hauntingly wonderful writing. Really soft but deep story, thank you for letting us peer in for a look

And the lovely thing about stories is that the author decided what stays in!

Hahaha! Perfect, "Right now..."

I was thinking, its about time Travis was knocked off by @Mark Arbour. Helps to show Will develop maturity with loss, (yes, I know he lost his mum, but didn't have an intense relationship with her). Travis has served his purpose. Perfect set up for Will to be faced with unexpected trauma. All grist to the Mill as my mother was wont to say (everything can be made useful).

Sexy stalker, meet Jake, friend of the CIA, well known security expert. Existence countdown begun...

OMG, two dragons both wanting Emmett. Showdown looming!!!!

Like @PrivateTim, I too have been ruminating , so far I am not as enamoured of this story as others from the CAP saga. It's my own animosity towards Will that leaves me cool. Self centred, thinnest of skins, and while I understand that he is still an adolescent, he is an adult legally. There is so much he can support, the Mission, the foundation, and yet, it's all about "me, me, me" . Bring Jeremy back! Have Rosa scold him for being uncaring and Isadore and Frank get him doing some philanthropy... ( I'm ready for the tussle and scorn peeps!!!)

Whenever I see that @PrivateTim has posted a comment I rush to read. Invariably pithy, twisted, humorous and occasionally alarming in its bite (been an unexpected recipient!) But always engaging. You were missing for a while.. @Collan, welcome and forwarned! Hahaha 😆

I worry that Tallyrand will wrinkle out the real reason for Caroline attachment to the group. He is not without resources of his own and its just the kind of intrigue that @Mark Arbour excells at. May your thanksgiving have been kind

I think this is the best chapter in the book so far. I cried. Then, I laughted. Then I cried again Trust me, I am a hard nosed country boy, orphaned. My father died first of lung cancer but I told him before he died that I was gay, he said "that took courage and at age 15 I became a man in his eyes". My mother died from an accident 7 years later. This story resonates in its truth. My god. I need a break for a bit. Thank you @DomLuka