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I'm not wondering at all...
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And Betty White didn't die, she renewed. (Don't tell anyone, it's a secret!)
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So much has changed I can't promise that ANYTHING from the original will end up in this version. I do appreciate the lack of spoilers though, as they might skew opinions or expectations.
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I felt Jake stop feeding and lick my wrist, so I looked down. “How you doing, bro?” “Better, now that you’re all here,” Jake replied. “Any change? I mean—” “No, bro, I can’t see a thing. How long?” “We don’t know, Jake. We hope it’ll heal,” I said, trying to reassure him. “No, you dope,” Jake laughed. “How long since you did it?” I glanced at the clock. “It’s been about twelve hours since you first fed, Jake.” “Then maybe it’ll heal. You said it takes twenty-fo
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I read a great book about people who go into the wild to tease brown eagles... it's called "To Mock a Killing Bird"
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I've been remiss in my writing. If I don't make you wait, you'll have a longer wait for the next several!
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Plus, if you asked Josh, Jake wasn't normal to begin with.
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When we were touring the building, Riva and Jones accepted my argument that, considering I had just singlehandedly killed a baron and his steward, Scott, Josh, and I could handle any threat presented by a 140-year-old tailor, his 90-year-old wife, and their five-year-old foster son. They had crossed Ross Street and settled down on a park bench where they could watch the humans coming and going from the bank while watching the entrance to Robert’s building. When we came out of the shop, runn
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Naveyk is one of the two male gods. He's Q's father.
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When we entered the office, I looked around and saw things in a different light than I had roughly an hour before. The first time I came in here, I was evaluating how I could execute my plan; now, I was looking at it from an operational perspective. I could find no flaws. We were still standing in the doorway when Andrew came up behind us. “You wanted to meet with us, My Lord?” he said in his refined tone. I turned and nodded, “I did. First, do you know where the safe is? And who might
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I've been away from my own story for too long, but I feel it's been said that killing a Baron transfers the title.
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When Samuel’s sobs subsided, James led him to the room Chipper and Craig shared and waited with him until he fell asleep. When he rejoined us, James said, “He’s sleeping.” “Why did you leave him, James? You caused me to break my vow,” I asked. “I did not, My Lord,” James said. “Samuel told me I could go. He said he trusts you. I warned him that one or both of the boys might join him later, and he said it was fine.” “And where are the boys?” Scott asked, controlling his anger as be
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Everyone stared at Wanda, shocked. When she first arrived, I feared I would have to enthrall her to forget everything and come up with another option. Even during the conversation at dinner, I wasn’t sure how this would turn out, but after seeing her loving acceptance of Craig, I thought everything was going to work out. Her statement that Josh had to move out seemed to prove me wrong. “Wanda!?” David exclaimed. “Mother!” Jake cried. “Fine,” Josh said. “I’ll drive down this aftern
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Edit note: A reader noticed Brian's mention of 'now that I'm a vampire,' which he isn't. I corrected the mistake. Keep in mind that I do my best writing when I'm sleep-deprived, so mistakes like this will happen. PLEASE point them out to me!!!
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When Billy relayed George’s summons, I contacted Tommy, mind-to-mind, and asked him to join us. While waiting, I commented that I was surprised at how quickly George had reacted, having only received Jake’s reports a few minutes ago. I noticed that Brian seemed concerned, so I asked him if he was nervous about meeting the prince. With a shy grin, he replied, “I’m embarrassed to admit it, Greg, but I’m more worried about meeting the father of my future mate.” Josh said, “I’m worried abo
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I sat behind the table and nodded to Tommy so he could call the Court to order. I banged the gavel, looked at my assembled friends and family, and felt the incredible responsibility hit me. But now, thanks to people like Chris, Billy, Josh, and others, I was beginning to understand how to make it work. “I apologize to the Court for the extended delay, but I am happy to announce that during our recess, we were able to address the issues that initially kept me from ruling on Mr. Barnes’ petit
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We filed out of the office, and I grabbed Chris and pulled him outside. He didn’t seem surprised. “Are you sure you painted the right picture?” “I think so, Greg. Yeah, can you give me any more paint?” “I write the laws, Chris, I could paint the damned picture for you if I wanted to, but that would be too far from what we both consider justice,” I said, exasperated. “Can you tell me which way to tilt the canvas?” Chris asked, raising an eyebrow. “You’ve read the same man
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We had been so focused on each other that we hadn’t noticed Tommy until he coughed. Josh looked at him, then turned to his left and saw Riva standing silent on our other side. Tommy said, “I didn’t want to interfere, My Lord, as I assumed that one of the baron’s closest friends would never kill him.” Josh released me, and, like he had, I fell a few inches to the ground. I stared into Josh’s eyes as I said, “If any of my brothers ever kill me, Tommy, I expect you to assume their actions are
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Just a note to point out, Craig is a four-year-old vampire. He looks like a twelve-year-old human. Hence Greg's issues...
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As the boy drew near, Tommy and Vega moved to stand in front of me, blocking his path. I pushed them aside and motioned him to come forward. He stopped about five feet from me with his head hanging low. I could sense his fear and his shame, but I also sensed determination, so I waited until he got his demons under control. “Pardon me, My Lord, but could you spare some change?” I reached out with one hand and softly said, “Come here, pup.” Pup? Where did that come from? His head sh
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