Mark Arbour
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November 4, 1801 Portland Place London, England “My lord, Lady Brentwood is here,” Cheevers said. When Granger and Caroline had first separated, Cheevers and the staff had been unable to hide their contempt for her. Now that he and Caroline had become more friendly and some time had passed, Cheevers was able to seem quite civil on the surface, but Granger knew him well enough to know that his disdain was still there. “Please show her back,” Granger
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Who are these guys? I want to meet them. 😂
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Definitely in the yacht club. 😃
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I’m not sure you’d consider it jacking off. He rubbed against a pole until he came.
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September 16, 2004 Escorial Palo Alto, CA Brad “That was a wonderful dinner,” Claire said, as we strolled out onto the patio for an after-dinner drink along with JP’s nightly joint. The weather was nice, but a little chilly, so we were all wearing jackets. “It was very good,” I agreed. I sat in between Claire and Jake, while JP sat next to Claire and Stef was next to Jake. “I spoke to Will today,” Stef said. I al
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How does that, in any way, jive with JJs personality?
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That last line was hilarious.
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What you said.
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That is so not what JJ would have looked like. It is great to see you back. I do miss you when you vanish. I feel your pain on dealing with your grandfather. I lost my father this summer. He was 91
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It’s more about it being dirty and polluting his body
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Not exactly. I remember Will thinking that JJ wouldn’t do drugs unless Louis Vuitton made ecstasy.
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Chapter 44: “Never appear too perfect”
Mark Arbour commented on W_L's story chapter in Chapter 44: “Never appear too perfect”
Thank you!!💕 This was really well written. I hope you won’t find this patronizing, but you have really grown as an author. -
September 15, 2004 Harvard University Cambridge, MA Will “What’s going on?” Poster asked lazily as he walked out of his room wearing jeans and a t-shirt. He’d finally rolled out of bed. While he’d been sleeping, the rest of us had been moving our shit from one room to the other. “Niko and Scotty switched with Thor and me,” I told him. “We did that in exchange for giving up our time in the single.” “No one was go
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Hmmm. I thought it had a happy ending.
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I think this an unfortunate and offensive picture of Greek males. I've known a few, and they were very very attractive. Here's an example:
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I’m not a movie guy either, but you should watch Red, White, and Royal Blue.
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Drinking is a part of American culture, especially for kids who are popular. In college, it is a rite of passage.
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He’s my current piece of eye candy as well.
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Thanks Jeremy! I was going to respond to @pickuptoy but I knew you’d do it so much better.
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The $100 million would probably have come mostly from Stef.
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September 14, 2004 Harvard University Cambridge, MA Will “I have vodka, and I have tonic,” I said to my suitemates. We’d all been unpacking, but when 5:30 pm hit, we decided we’d had enough and opted to take a break. “If we mix them together, I hear they’re pretty good,” Thor said sarcastically. We found glasses, got some ice, mixed some drinks, and kicked back in the main area. As I drank, I studied these guys while I
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We haven’t seen Donegal, which means he must have stayed in the Caribbean.
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Treadway wasn’t the one searching for him. That was the colonel we first met in HMS Valiant. Can’t remember his name offhand.
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By universe, he meant Mark Arbour. 😂
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September 14, 2004 Mount Sinai Hospital, Eleven West New York, NY Jeremy The marketing brochure for Eleven West described it as a “blend of personal concierge attention and superior amenities that provides guests with a refined atmosphere of serenity, privacy, and comfort.” They weren’t wrong. It was like being at a nice resort without a pool or a spa. I looked out the window enjoying the view of Central Park sprawled before
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