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It’s a racket for sure. Yep, sure seems that way.
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Is ‘Lucas is a gigantic fucking dick’ a little too harsh? I hope Alex gets picked on and kicks the shit out of Lucas.
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Rant away. You're not wrong. I have to leave you guys wondering sometimes, don't I?
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I think I have the first part covered. True, it being selfless. I haven't gone down the road about searching out the biological parents. Maybe I can add something, it's a good point.
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In my mind, the prospect of not being sick anymore is a great motivator at any age.
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But will it be long-lasting? We shall see.
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'Till your eyes can't see, I'll be all you need Put your hand in mine Stay here by my side We're the Lucky Ones Only just begun Others leave too young We're the Lucky Ones Jack & Tim - 2019 10 Madeline and Colin had just walked out of the reproductive endocrinologist's office. Doctor Gabriela Becker confirmed Madeline's ob/gyn's diagnosis of infertility. Colin tried to console Mads, "I know you really wanted a family, but there's always adoption." "
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Chapter 1: Vaya con Dios, Carlos
Lee Wilson commented on Bill W's story chapter in Chapter 1: Vaya con Dios, Carlos
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Echoing the leaving us wanting more. But it was a nice story on its own about making a decision that a lot of us couldn't. One wonders how their life would be different if they were as strong and determined as Adrian.
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I wouldn’t say I was freaked out, like @Bill W, but there was some level of discomfort with the voices from beyond the grave. Nice story though. Things turned out well fir Connie and Jerry.
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There will be more, just can’t say when. Haven’t written much lately because of the holidays, but I don’t plan on stopping completely. As long as the ideas keep coming.
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What makes you say that? Nestor admitted to killing Adrian. Got the rest of the facts wrong…. Oh, that’s why. Hehe.
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Gotta set up the next episode, right?
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Setting up the twist early.
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All true. Until the real Lee Wilson started contributing to the story. Hehe.
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Thanks. I like where this one went.
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You will. Thanks.
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Exactly my intent. Moving slow on the latest chapter, but I’m still ahead of my editor/beta reader.
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Auld Lang Syne - A Tribute to Carlos Hazday *Now Live*
Lee Wilson commented on Valkyrie's blog entry in Gay Authors News
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Adrian Keller nervously awaited the jury’s verdict. They had been deliberating for nearly three days. Obviously, Adrian was hoping for a not guilty verdict. Every guilty party does, but he felt he had a pretty good chance. The evidence had been circumstantial, though his alibi was sketchy. The verdict could go either way. Near the end of the third day of deliberations, he was finally taken from the holding cell in the Penobscot County courthouse to courtroom one. He looked at the jury, some
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Detective Gennaro Saggio was happy he had Christmas off. The trade-off was that he needed to work New Year’s Day. Nothing really wrong with that, New Year’s Day is typically quiet from a major crime perspective. He settled in at his desk to catch up on some long overdue paperwork. He’d just finished transcribing an interview he’d done three days ago when his email alert sounded. A few seconds after opening the email, he thought, ‘I should have stayed in bed’. Although his next thought was,
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We return to Orono, Maine, where Detective Gennaro Saggio makes another appearance. This time, the killer is even harder to track down than was Parker Toliver, she of ‘The Fascinator Murders.’ Detective Gennaro Saggio’s first email of the new year announces a murder. Curiously, it is signed OOOI. The victim was a suspected arsonist, found dead in an abandoned warehouse. A suicide note was present, but the victim was handcuffed in a closed and chained tanning bed. The victim had previously been arrested, tried, and acquitted of first-degree murder, and arson. Apparently, someone didn’t believe he was innocent.
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It's A Miracle To Find A New Life
Lee Wilson commented on Lee Wilson's story chapter in It's A Miracle To Find A New Life
Quite the long haul. My goof. I looked up blast phase, saw how few there were. Any Leukemia, 3500-4000 new cases a year for children in the US alone. So, yeah, it’s reasonable she would have encountered some. Just blast phase is probably 250-300 total in the US. Definitely possible to not encounter one until her fellowship. -
It's A Miracle To Find A New Life
Lee Wilson commented on Lee Wilson's story chapter in It's A Miracle To Find A New Life
Thanks. Yeah, more kleenex times left. -
It's A Miracle To Find A New Life
Lee Wilson commented on Lee Wilson's story chapter in It's A Miracle To Find A New Life
Interesting is good.
