Mark Arbour
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My ties were less intense than yours, but I spent some time there and loved it. The fire was tragic.
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You are not wrong. I finally incorporated that into the story in “The Gap Year.”
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I found that I agreed with this entire post.
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November 9, 1801 The Thames London, England The shore boat had begun its trek from the Admiralty Steps shortly after dawn, deftly dodging the morning traffic on the Thames. It was a large boat that was packed with baggage, yet even that boat didn’t provide enough space. Following them was yet another boat containing even more items. One would expect a lady to require a lot of luggage and would thus assume that it was Caroline who had packed
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October 2, 2004 Escorial Palo Alto, CA Brad I walked into our bedroom and smiled at Jake, throwing out that facial expression to hide my moodiness. “Hey, I was thinking we could go up to the City today.” “You want to do that and come back tomorrow for dinner?” he asked. “I think we can skip the Escorial Sunday dinner this weekend,” I said. I was hoping he wouldn’t ask me why, but he would probably pin me down about
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Why thank you! Don’t bite then, nibble. 😃 Now Bill, you told me you liked it when I was the dom. 😘
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That is a fascinating (and very intellectual) analogy.
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I don’t remember if anyone else caught that. He sleeps with the fishes.
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Mark is sorry he missed that too.
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Absolutely!
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That's so boring.
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The best!
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I think this is one of those things that is implied, and stays that way.
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Chapter 100: Final Chapter
Mark Arbour commented on Mark Arbour's story chapter in Chapter 100: Final Chapter
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I had so much fun writing that scene! 🤣
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This is like comment masturbation, where you go back in and marvel at how smart you are. 🤣 I am so glad you are here.
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I’ve had COVID for the past week and a half so George is on a sabbatical for a bit. I have started working on the next chapter
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I’ve had COVID for the past week and a half so George is on a sabbatical for a bit. I have started working on the next chapter
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October 1, 2004 Cambridge, MA Will “Marc Sievres?” Grand asked and was clearly shocked. That in and of itself was a rarity. “Mon Dieu,” Stef said, then sat there with his mouth open. I knew who Marc Sievres was, not because I’d met him, but because I’d spent a lot of time with my father talking about his encounter with him. “You knew my father?” Fab asked excitedly. “I have studied his research and read his CV, but I do not know h
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The next chapter does a recap of their relationships with Marc. I thought about teasing you all and having a massive cliffhanger so the news about Marc was linked to those revelations, but I was in a merciful mood.
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Marc Sievres died in 1986. The timeline works…barely.
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That is a very astute observation. I screwed that one up and it is on my list of edits.
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October 1, 2004 Harvard University Cambridge, MA Will “When do they get in?” Niko asked. “Fifteen minutes,” I replied. “I’m going to go down to meet them.” “See you in a few,” he said. I walked down the stairs and out into the Yard, knowing that I’d probably get a text from Travis when they were close. I got lucky in that I snagged a bench that had a view of the area where I was meeting the limo. I sat there, m
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I understand what you’re saying, but I did a bunch of research on Matthew and found nothing credible to support that he was doing or dealing drugs.
