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Office of Baronial Records
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Without thinking about it, I sent a message to Opa, mind-to-mind, asking him to join us in my office. After I’d done it, I realized it probably wouldn’t work, as he wasn’t in my clan, so I sent Paddy to find him. When Paddy showed him in, Opa was looking at me with an odd expression. “I assume you heard me?” I asked. “I did, Greg,” Opa replied. “Can you do that with anyone? Or just your council and family?” I told him of our dinner with Count Nardone and my mind-to-mind connection
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"revamp"? Really? I thought I was king of the bad puns?
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I might actually use some of this... Or not.
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Big ouchies? As to Danny, read on MacDuff!!!
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After stunning me with his faith in me, Opa excused himself and went to spend time with Chipper. I looked at Billy and Scott, and they just grinned at me. “Why does that shock you? You’re doing fine, Greg,” Scott said as he and I went to continue our talks with Bill Andrews, er, Andrew Mellon. He said, “While you were touring your home, I contacted my office. At Scott’s request, a courier will deliver a variety of credit and debit cards for you, Scott, and Billy. I will pay the credit card
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After spending the day dealing with Court politics, I was happy when we finally loaded into the Escalades and headed for the hotel. We quickly changed into jeans and soon were taking off for Pittsburgh. On the flight home, I spent some time with Ted, asking about the other flight crew. I was told that they were excellent pilots but not the most personable. He then added that if I needed another crew for the small plane, he knew a mated pair that would were unemployed and might like an interview.
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I followed Primo Fiore to find Count Nardone in a corner, surrounded by his Viscounts. As we approached, he dismissed his nobles, and Primo stayed a discreet distance away, allowing Count Nardone, Scott, and I a semblance of privacy. We gave the Count a bow from the neck and waited. He smiled and said, “Don Fowler, Don Warnick, so nice to see you again.” Even though it was considered rude to listen to the conversations of vampires around you, it was obvious that his Viscounts had heard
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I feel I need to correct some misunderstandings you seem to have. First- While Vlad is Scott's (and Greg's) grandfather, his only role as a ruler was as Voivode of Wallachia. The prophesied king is 'said' to be a descendent of Vlad. Second- Andrew's mention of what "The Duke" preferred was a reference to his employment by the Duke of Wellington. Sorry if that was confusing. Third- Supremo... google it! Fourth- I'm not sure where you got the idea that Marco is a changeling. He's not. And as to why he wants to serve Greg... it's a mystery!
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"Almost"? I guess I have to work harder!
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These, and many more questions will be answered in the next episode of "As the Stomach Turns"
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Within minutes of Scott’s summons, our suite was once again filled with our entire party, apart from five Marshals who were off duty. They were at the beach and could not return in time. Captain Vega asked if she should recall them, but Scott said those who were off duty could return to whatever they were doing and apologized for not being clear with his summons. Vega insisted they stay until she heard of Scott’s plans, as she might have need of them. Being vague, Scott said we were not lea
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No, no, no, he's from Seattle, not Portland...
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As our three-vehicle convoy headed to the airport, I went over a few things with Scott and Billy that I wanted to discuss while on the plane. They not only agreed with what I asked, they added a few things I’d forgotten. We were still talking when Riva pulled up at the passenger discharge area of Carnegie Air Services. Jonesy pulled up behind the Denali in an Escalade, with Josh and his pickup bringing up the rear, our bags safely tied down in the bed. While we unloaded bags, Riva parked th
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Thank you so much. As I wrote the original, I felt like I needed to constantly one-up myself by pushing the envelope. It led to a rather fast progression and some very huge stretches of the imagination. For fans of the original, I will be bringing in several more characters and, while you might not recognize them by name, you should realize who they are once things develop. I'll shut up now as I'm risking spoilers.
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If I'm honest, we might not find out what they mean for a long time. Or, it could be in the next chapter. Who knows?
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The first thing I noticed was, of course, the fact that Jacob was sitting up and, obviously, could see. The second thing I noticed was his twin brother staring at him in shock. The third thing I noticed was his eyes. I looked up to see that Chris, Scott, Billy and Andrew were all staring at Jake. I rushed to him and hugged him; I would deal with his eyes soon enough. “How do you feel?” I asked. “Can you see everything fine?” “I can see perfectly, Greg. I can also smell pretty good. Is
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This is book 5 of the New Reality series. I don't recap, so if you haven't read the first four, you will be lost. Greg's life has changed in many ways since that fateful day he ran into Scott. He has learned what his new life means; now he has to re-organize the Barony of Pittsburgh. On top of this, life continues to throw him curves.
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I'm safe from drop bears! Every morning I slather vegemite all over my body and twirl three forks into my hair.
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I don't know @RainbowPhoenixWI, but according to a story I read, those red roos are deadly, especially when they get in large groups. One time, when they left a small town, no one was left alive. If you haven't read Circumnavigation, you should. You'll learn all about them red roos!
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My desk isn't that organized. And no, my computer is a Commodore 64, thank you!
