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Lee Wilson

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  1. I’ve been watching movies on Tubi for a while now. I’ll have to look them over again, I’m sure there were a few with positive endings.
  2. All true. The rollercoaster ride is just beginning.
  3. Exposing a co-worker. Is that kind of like pantsing them?
  4. I would think so. That combination survived eight years…
  5. Yes, Fred and Mo will be like the Turtles, so happy together. Funny you should mention crushed.
  6. And the corollary, how many gay clients did Silas torpedo?
  7. And Kirstin had a, meh, attitude about it. Fortunately there weren’t that many case on Sebastian’s plate. Lyons would have found out anyway.
  8. When Kirsten came in the next morning, Fred told her about the task Sebastian requested. At first, she didn't believe him. Once he showed her the order from the A.C., she did, but was not happy about it. "Should I just start from eight years ago and pull the files for all of his losses? Maybe quarterly?" "Can you get a count first, see what kind of effort we're looking at?" "Sure." "If it's too big a task, Sebastian will throw more bodies at it." "Any qualifiers? Felonie
  9. Hope springs eternal. Although, be careful what you wish for may apply here as well.
  10. You may be right about Tim. Like you said, let’s see.
  11. It’s definitely hard on Dylan, but the courts say what the courts do.
  12. Sorry about your experience, but I’m thinking some good comments are coming.
  13. Lee Wilson

    Prologue

    Yeah, there’s no link between kbois’ stories and this, just the inspiration aspect. There’s something to be said about being able to go through a story at your own pace. Feel free to comment along the way if you want. I read and try to respond to them all. No comment comes too late.
  14. Yeah, I’d guess most people on death row didn’t pay for their own attorneys.
  15. You guys take all the fun out writing. But then, maybe it's Karter who's responsible.
  16. So far, so good. Definitely a lot of work. Your guess, and exactly how much work, can be discovered at 5 PM EDT tomorrow.
  17. Data - great character. Spock would sound good saying this as well. Worf, on the other hand...
  18. Yeah, imagine the headaches that would cause. I never understood that. There would be a break-even point, I'd think. But I'd also expect that to be fairly short. I would imagine the majority of people are against the death penalty.
  19. I would say he sees his mistake as how he could have handled the situation better.
  20. But sharing who his clients are is perhaps the most egregious breaking of that confidentiality. How would Mo know who the rumors would need to be about? Yes, Fred has definitely stepped into a lot of luck. But the effort is paying off for him.
  21. That could be tricky. I see Fred taking the stealth route and keeping quiet. That should be answered going forward. Sounds pretty hypocritical to me. We'll see how accurate this thought works out to be in the end.
  22. Well, I could have said she was f'ing ugly. 🤬 On purpose from Silas' point of view, for sure. He picked what he wanted to ignore. That was the distinction I was going for. One boss in particular will be far from happy. Maybe he's as bad as a rich guy who has been in the news a lot lately, thinking he untouchable, an egomaniac. I won't throw out any names there, Donald T. Oops. I did throw it. That would be something. He gets his lover out of prison, but not the important one, and they're both unemployed and homeless. True. And like I said elsewhere, Dante was assigned as Fred's mentor, so until he learned the temperature in the firm, he kind of had no choice. But as you'll see, that contact has been limited.
  23. And if he's smart, he'll stay off the train tracks so he doesn't get crushed. Hadn't thought of that. But like you mention below, that would again be breaking confidentiality in a biiiiig way. True. Perhaps Jerry suggested it. Yeah, maybe I stretched the bounds of confidentiality a little. Not to mention even getting the job. Or, Silas wasn't smart enough to recognize the nuances. All of the above may have equated to gay in his mind.
  24. Thanks. All points right on target as usual, Anton.
  25. There may be more coming down the pike at Silas, we shall see. Nope, not the reprimand I was thinking.
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