Well, it wasn't all that evil, so it shouldn't be too bad. Then again, you never know. My guess is that it wakes Jeff up, but Michael is more vindictive.
October 26, 2000
Malibu, CA
Will
I stood in front of JJ’s closed bedroom door and paused before knocking, wondering if he was in there beating off. I chuckled at that. He was so uptight about this competition in Norway, he probably couldn’t even get it up. I knocked anyway, and he told me to come in, so he obviously wasn’t playing with himself.
“What?” he asked rudely.
I blew off his attitude. “Dude, guess what?” He said nothing, but just glared at me. “I get to go wi
Well, the good news about the review system being messed up is that you posted in this forum, and since this was your first post, that means I got your posting cherry.
Thanks for your comments. To be honest, I haven't made a decision yet on Jeff Danfield's election results. It certainly makes for some interesting plot potential either way!
Thanks Kevin! I'm enjoying myself, but checking in here. It's not like I've gone off and completely forgotten about these stories, but I needed to pace myself.
I'm assuming that you loved the chapter so much, it left you speechless. :-) Seriously, this part of the system is a little sucky, in that editing isn't allowed.
Couple of things:
It's strange how such good people can come from such crappy families/parents. Wade seems to have gotten most of the good family traits, while Mary Ellen is her mother's daughter.
2. The next couple of chapters after this are "Will" chapters, so you'll have to hold off for a while to see Wade resolve more of this.
I don't think that even if he retired, Elizabeth would change. I think she'd just find new ways to access power. Besides, I wonder how much influence she has even beyond her husband? I'll bet it's quite a bit.
Yes, but remember that her trust may be worth a lot, but that's meaningless if she can't get to the money. That's what Elizabeth is doing...doling it out to her piecemeal in exchange for her cooperation.
October 24, 2000
Charlottesville, VA
Wade
I’d gotten myself situated in my hotel room and I kicked back in my bed. I lay there and wondered what my sister would do, if she would make this an election issue. Right now, it looked as if her situation had been good for my father, giving him a nice jump in the polls. Nothing like a little bit of sympathy to garner a few votes. But if this whole deal in Idaho was laid out in the press, it is likely that those numbers would change dram