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Dylan Keys: Blocked He’d set the alarm on his phone to go off at 3am, but the alarm hadn’t been necessary. He’d been unable to sleep. With his heart pounding, he balanced his laptop on his knees and opened it. He was desperate for contact, but he had little hope of making it at this hour. It was a pointless risk. It was even more pointless than he’d anticipated. The Hicks family had software that blocked him from the sites he wanted to access. He wept in frustration. He and Mark had bo
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I'm familiar with the song but I really don't remember when I first heard it. I've known it for years, though. It's moderately well known. I heard it somewhere not long ago but I can't recall where again.
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Thanks for commenting, weinerdog. Interesting analysis!
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Thank you for commenting, weinerdog; and thanks for your kind reaction! I hope you enjoy the rest of the story.
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Abuse, through corporal punishment and other means, is definitely a theme. Robby wasn't so much abused as neglected during his childhood, but it's fair to say he has a fetish, even if disguised as discipline. Thank you for commenting, Jjeffalch.
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Thanks for commenting, drsawzall. You analysis was interesting and thoughtful.
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Thanks for commenting, Clancy. I enjoyed your detailed analysis. I hope the ending doesn't let you down.
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Sgt. Hicks isn't brilliant but he does understand he needs evidence and has enough gumption to resist pressure.
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Thanks for commenting, Chris. Dylan has some trials ahead.
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Thanks for commenting, Ivor. Clever pun!
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Robby Wishart: My Protector I had to wait for Sam to get off me before I could get up myself. He’d knocked the wind out of me. Sam’s a big guy, at least compared to me. While I love being under him in the right circumstances, this was less than romantic. When I was finally standing up, I gave my ass a rub and asked sarcastically, “What the fuck, Sam? First you take all the hide off my ass; then you try to crush the life out of me.” The sarcasm didn’t bother Sam. He understood I wa
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It's unfortunately true that innocent people go to prison. The police point of view will be coming in the next chapters. It's also true that Robby is a loose cannon. More on that to come. Thanks for commenting!
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Sam thought so, too. Thanks for the comment!
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Robby just doesn't think before he reacts, which is why he wants to be in a discipline relationship. He knows he needs someone else to tap the brakes.
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Thanks for commenting. I'm so glad it's engaged you. Wish I could say the entire premise is utterly impossible, but it's all too much a reflection of the world we live in.
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Thanks for the comment! Robby wouldn't be the first person, if that were to happen.
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Thanks for commenting. That's an impressive list. Robby and Sam could use you on their side.
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Thanks, Ivor!
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Thanks for commenting. The hookup sites will be important.
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Sam Anderson: Chewing It Over I had to tell Pop what had happened. He could see the phone call had upset me, and he’d heard enough on my end so that deception was impossible. I was afraid the news would worsen his condition, but, instead, it had a salutary effect. His protective instinct refocused his attention on Robby and me rather than his discomfort and fear. “You need to be there, Sam. Robby isn’t one to exercise his right to remain silent. I just hope he keeps his temper under co
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Thank you so much! I hope the rest of the story will live up to expectations.
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Thank you for commenting. Sorry to be so long replying. I agree with you wholeheartedly. Better than Chato de Gato, right? Thanks for commenting, Ivor. I hope the story will be interesting. Thank you for commenting. I agree with your remarks. Using religion as an excuse to discriminate against people because of inherent traits is intolerable. Thank you for commenting. You are right: many people need a focus for their hate. It's what binds them together. Thank you for commenting! These are tough times. I hope the tide will turn again against the voices of hate and division. Thank you for commenting. Next chapter coming soon.
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Devil's food, and he made a good meal of it! Thanks for commenting. Sam will get some help soon, but he teaches in a state without teachers' unions. Instead, there are teachers' associations with very little power. The school could have refused to renew his contract without giving a reason, but they overreached by putting him on administrative leave. I appreciate your comment. New chapter will be submitted today. Thank you for commenting, and I'm glad you're enjoying the story. Thank you for commenting! More clues coming soon.
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Sam Anderson: Canceled After the shock of seeing a news report about the scene at Chateau du Gateau, Robby and I expected a certain amount of media attention. One busybody with a cell phone can turn a trivial incident into news. Unfortunately for us, Mrs. Anna Dolan had dragged us along for the ride as she enjoyed her fifteen minutes of fame. On Sunday, several reporters tried to reach us by phone, one tried to contact me through my school email address, and two actually came to the h
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Sam Anderson: Proposal Accepted, Service Declined My fiancé Robby and I prove the old adage that opposites attract. I dislike confrontation. Robby never shies away from it. This difference usually works to the advantage of our relationship. At our best, we complement each other. He encourages me to be more assertive, and I check his impulsiveness. There are times, though, when restraining Robby is like trying to put out a three-alarm fire by pissing on it. The morning we walked into th
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