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Corey and Brett have been best friends since they were five. After twelve years, Brett decides he no longer wants to be involved in a relationship and must now travel a different road. Can Corey survive without Brett in his life? Find out in this story of love and loss.
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Thanks, Timmigon. Glad you're enjoying the story.
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???? If you'll send me an email telling me where the names are wrong, I'll be happy to make the corrections, Timmigon.
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Thanks, Jeff, for the extremely nice review. I'm glad you enjoyed the story. Let's hope that Dorian goes on to be a politician with a different set of values than his father.
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How true, Stephen. Last month my father-in-law died. Two weeks ago, we lost my brother-in-law. Nothing like the reality of how fleeting life can be to put things in perspective. Merry Christmas to you.
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What is happening in Aleppo is heart-wrenching, droughtquake. I fear that things like this will only worsen.
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You're very right, Jeff. This is a good time of year to remember that.
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Then, Bndmetl, mission accomplished. Crying reflects the fact that you have a caring heart.
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Thank you, Puppilull. I think everyone, myself included, needs to stop occasionally and reflect on what is really important to us.
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Dawn comes too early. The grandfather clock in the parlor was chiming loudly, announcing the sixth hour of the day. The day was December Twenty-fourth, Christmas Eve. “That blasted clock,” mumbled Zachariah Weltworth as he rose from his warm, comfortable bed. It seemed like only minutes before he had pushed back the brocade coverlet and climbed into of bed. The house was cold. His children were grown, and it had been years since he last saw them. His wife, Muriel, left him six years earl
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A Christmas Tale. A rich man realizes that there is more in life than wealth and reputation.
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So sorry to hear this tragic news, skinny. When I first started posting here this year on GA, you were one of the first people to leave me a review. I looked forward to you writing me after each installment. It looks like you have many friends here, and a strong support system. I've been through this several times the past year, so if you need any advice or just someone to get angry at, please write. Ron
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Thanks, mogwai. Glad you are enjoying the story. I think I originally had Donnie's name as Tommy. Thought after all this time I had caught them all.
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NO! John. Not president! Anyone in their right mind wouldn't want the job. Ron
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Thank you, John. Happy Holidays to you and yours. Ron
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Wow, Cole! What a perceptive review. As I read it, I kept asking myself- did I write that? I look at writing as a work of tapestry. A writer weaves a story into a picture and then hopes the reader likes the final product. I really appreciate your review. Ron
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Thanks, W.E. Sorry, but I'm not planning a sequel to this story.
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Warm and fuzzy, Puppilull? I could use that right about now. It's frigid outside. hahaha. Seriously, I'm glad you enjoyed DN3.
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Thank you, Karl. I'm glad you enjoyed the story.
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Thank you, Lisa. We hope that all love stories have happy endings. However, being realistic, that is not always the case. Unfortunately, there are too many Adrians who feel they can never look in the mirror and relate to the person staring back. Thank you for your reviews.
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Thank you, Lisa. We hope that all love stories have happy endings. However, being realistic, that is not always the case. Unfortunately, there are too many Adrians who feel they can never look in the mirror and relate to the person staring back. Thank you for your reviews.
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Thanks, Pumpkin! Seriously, I appreciate you kind review, and especially your remarks about all authors and readers. Ron
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Um, okay, Page Scrawler.
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You're right, droughtquake. As a writer, I've heard from numerous men in this situation. Most have been able to live happy lives with their spouses. In some cases, their wives are even aware of their sexuality.(Haha about the boiled egg.)
