Mark Arbour
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October 15, 2004 Boston, MA Will I sat in my Porsche, watching as the jet copter gently landed on the tarmac. Evidently Jeremy had used this service when he’d come up here, and Travis had decided to try it out. In addition to being more comfortable, it also had the advantage of being more secure than the train. Chucky could buy a ticket and stalk him on the Acela, but unless he was willing to cling to the bottom of the jet copter, it was out
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Christ! I check out for a few days and you all lose your shit. 😂 I love my readers. 💕💕💕
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When you think of Will as the Golden Child, ponder this. Who would you rather hang around with, Will or Jeremy?
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I love you too. 💕
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October 14, 2004 Harvard Yard Cambridge, MA Will I got back to the suite and found that the guys were all stoked about our room and were busy getting things organized. “Shoots!” Niko said. “Tell your grandfather that this is the most amazing room I have ever seen!” “I’ll do that,” I said. “I have to make a few phone calls.” I went back to my room, closed the door, then called my father. I heard multiple clicks which told me the line was being routed to his secretar
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I saw BP at a few parties when he was at Mizzou. Absolutely gorgeous, but a big acne problem.
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November 19, 1801 The Tuileries Palace Paris, France “Lady Brentwood appears to have recovered from her malady,” Talleyrand observed as the coach pulled up to this palace that had once housed the Kings of France. There was a large paved area in front that guided one to enter the Pavillon de l’Horloge, named after the comparatively small clock on the front façade of that building. “I am glad for it,” Granger said. Caroline had arrived at breakfast
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January Signature Author Excerpt: Shared Blankets by Comicality
Mark Arbour commented on Cia's blog entry in Gay Authors News
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@PrivateTim Thoughts? I was thinking Brad Pitt.
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Fancast all you want. I’m sure that Matty is absolutely adorable. I’m focused on trying to figure out who’s the top. 😂
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Ah, but to do that, one would have to agree on the level of egregiousness. For example, you view Will’s actions when he ran away as awful, and I think they were justified based on Mr. Martin. Neither of us is wrong. Holy shit. I just turned into JP. 😂
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When I was younger I was more like Brad but without his self-confidence. So start with the Brad in Be Rad and Man in Motion and then add in some JP. There is no part of me that is like Jeremy. That's probably a good observation. I will never get there, but those two are my ideal characters to strive for.
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Tim likes nerdy blond twinks. 😀
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Welcome Steve. This is a series/saga, and you've missed a few books. 😀 The first book is Chronicles of an Academic Predator. The series is named after that book. If you want to start here, I'd recommend going back and reading The Gap Year first.
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I am sorry you had a bad day. Sending good vibes your way.
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October 14, 2004 Harvard Yard Cambridge, MA Will “That was fun,” Thor said, after we’d fucked for the third time. It was 2am, and I hadn’t slept at all. In about 6 hours the contractors would get here to move all our shit in and hook it up, and I was not even close to being caught up enough on my homework for the weekend. None of that mattered. Once I started showing Thor how to make sure I enjoyed sex, he really got into it
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Thank you so much! If you had that much and were sore and exhausted, I’m willing to bet you’d still have a big smile on your face.
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I’ll bet that Daventry figured that out a long time ago.
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November 18, 1801 Salon of Madam de Staël Paris, France “I was disappointed that we did not get to spend more time together in Sweden,” von Holstein told Granger. Granger glanced at a large mirror on the wall and noted that, while he and the Swede did not look alike, their hair was almost the same color. “Well, I would have expected you, as my host, to have arranged things otherwise,” Granger replied, smiling as he did. “Your lordship was to
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Those are good insights. There’s an additional thing to consider. While Jeremy was bound to go off the rails over this, the bombshell about Kris probably had a lot to do with how hysterical he was.
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I was thinking of responding to posts on this, but you did it for me.
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I don’t think Will bears any culpability for not disclosing Jeremy’s biological father. It seems that Darius knew as well. And was Brad’s plan all that awful: Waiting until Jeremy asked him what the deal was?
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October 13, 2004 Escorial Palo Alto, CA Brad I was sitting on the patio, drinking a gin and tonic while enjoying the solitude. I’d gotten home early and no one was around, so the only noise was the gurgling of the fountains. The weather was unseasonably warm, and it was supposed to hit 90 degrees tomorrow, but it was evening now so the heat had largely abated. Jake was up in the City tonight, so even he wasn’t here to keep me
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I think he can speak for himself. 😃 Explain Alistair.
