They would make a lethal combination. But I wouldn't want Prentiss to accidentally arrange the neurons of a potential victim.
I liked purple as a child, still like Deep Purple, but I’m put my favorite color now as something like cinnamon, or maroon.
Thanks, and yes, one of your suppositions was “dead on balls accurate.”
Maybe the story will continue where a defendant has more powerful observations and hormonally will be covered. Eh, maybe not.
I like the chapter title. I wonder where it came from?
What Nathan did to Corey could very well be fatal to their relationship. Only the fact that Corey truly loves Nathan could possibly salvage it.
Apparently, Avery is somewhat colorblind. No plans for any of those colors. There does get to be some more about them in upcoming chapters.
I’ll have to get him married and present at his baby’s birth. That’s the only way I think white fits into my equation.
Never seen one myself, either. Apparently, that part of my brain never developed.
Same comment applies to both, the hard part would be getting that someone else to believe them. The cops did to an extent, watching Mr. Aberson, but still couldn’t prevent it because the killer was already inside his house.
Avery tried to prevent Jimmy’s death. That didn’t work either. I suppose later on I could have turned Avery into a doctor. I felt giving justice to those wronged would be the way to go.