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I love Alec's character. His affection for his Danny is evident as is his lust/love for Nora. He is the perfect friend for Daniel.

I loved the way this chapter flowed from one man in Daniel's life to another. Nora locks a door and Daniel is released.

Ah I love that you see something beyond the end of their story. So do I. I like Evan by the way. I'll keep my passion in check in the future (/s). May I please be excused from the woodshed? I've had sufficient.

If you say so. Don't forget what we learned in The Boy from Nothing. Lots of mantras in this story. Don't know why you would think I forgot one of them, or how locks relate to Blake and Jackson. Blake is the road and Jackson is home. My comment was meant to be lighthearted. @CasualWanderer82 should know that I am one of his biggest fans, and I won't apologize for loving one of his characters. Maybe I'm a man who came from nothing, but I feel empathy for Blake.

Team Dylan. How many of us get into a deep relationship with their teenage crush? Hard to pass that by.

rodeo clown not radio clown in my post above

I am still working on forgiving you for leaving Buckley with the radio clown at the end of Down in the Holler instead of his angel boy. I was happy to get a notice that you'd added a chapter to this interesting story. You do like the name Nora don't you. We shall see if she escapes her Doll's House and Daniel can free himself to be himself. As always, interesting material. Glad to see you back in action.

Wow! This chapter is so hot! I don't want that to be the end of Malik and Daniel. Nora--be careful what you ask for! There is another man in the bed, and his name is Daniel.

I loved the twist on the stereotypical cuckold story. The one where the bull bangs the wife in front of the hubby who could not please her. I am surprised and delighted that I even read this story. After the ending of Down in the Holler with the boy leaving his bull, I promised myself I would no longer check for CW;s new chapters, so, ironically, I read a bunch of cuckold stories. Most ending with the wife addicted to cock and humiliating the too faithful hubby. So I did not do a good job of breaking my @CasualWanderer82 addiction. I peaked. I can't wait for my next installment. My name is Alex, and I am a CW addict.

I fell in love with Blake and Jackson I have such empathy for him, and the Boy Made of Quiet is a masterpiece. I cried at the end and was so pleased to see Jackson and Blake letting Cash into their love. Thank you, @CasualWanderer82, for some of the hottest 3way sex scenes I have ever read. After all the heat and tenderness of Atonement 3, I was left aghast in 17 Seconds as to why and when Jackson came to that decision. Feels like Blake has lost the competition and the most beautiful thing God ever set in front of him. I love both Cash and Blake. From the last chapter during the Sunday 9 o'clock call, I could feel their sadness. In their pauses and periods of silence, so much is left unsaid but the emotion is still there. Evan is no Jackson. Cash's putting a roof on the house is not going to contain the kind of love I thought Jacks had for Blake. Although Evan is a good character, he lacks the depth to really empathize with the boy made of quiet (Although I am sure the sex is great.) Despite my ache, I love this story. I have read chapters over, many times reading sentences out loud, just to hear their rhythm and see the images you invoke. You are and will be my favorite erotic author for as long as you write. I'm sure I will get over this feeling of despondence I am left with. In the meantime I will reread the chapters I love. This story caught me by surprise, and I am happy it did. But the ending left me in mourning.

Stupendous chapter. We get to see the interactions between Cash and Jackson--humorous, touching, and heartfelt at once in @CasualWanderer82's poetic narrative. I read a sentence that makes me stop on my journey and pay attention to the beauty in the sentence and all around it. Then we take a step back in time as Jackson sees Blake's father and his childhood home. Our author takes us back into the past and all that happened in the moment, like a waltz through time--bringing Blake back to us and, more importantly, to Jackson. And just like that, they are together again, with Cash having experienced an epiphany about Blake and opens up his empathy. So many sad childhoods, so many broken children, and CW creates a community for heartbroken people who truly know what it means to give love and receive love. I almost said Amen at the end. CW took us all to church in this chapter.

Which two characters fit that description? Thank you for this insightful comment.

Another great chapter. Cannot wait for the next one.

Still. Here. As a fan, I am so glad to have made the journey. The way you told the story of a small community was so compelling. George Eliot's Middlemarch and Charles Dickens' Our Mutual Friend comes to mind where every level in the community is included. You are brilliant with your aphorisms. and this chapter is a gold mine for phrase hunters. The third man was thin and tan and unimportant. To anyone who hadn't woken in a hospital with bruises mapping a night shaped by cruelty. That third man triggers a reaction in Weston, and I have a hunch he might be involved in the attack on Weston. Thanks for so many interesting side characters and stories. This chapter is on the top shelf for you Brother Wanderer!

The American South has experienced many told and untold stories of same sex love. I wish CasualWanderer could tell them all. Then folks would know, men here are like men everywhere. Only maybe they sweat more.