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I think, jaysalmn, that Marty knows that Zac is invested emotionally in Adrian. Zac has certainly shed quite a few tears about his feelings with him. He probably wants things to turn out for Zac since he knows that is what he wants.
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Omari seems like a nice guy, Lisa. I don't think he would do anything to harm Zac. I doubt Irene would let anything happen.
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Hell might freeze over, Graeme, before Adrian makes a move.
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I guess, Puppilull, Omari will find out in the next chapter how his 'date' goes.
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Well, Parker. There are three doors. Omari may be behind one of them.
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Haha, droughtquake. Only you would think of the financial aspect of this. Perhaps she paid for the remainder out of her pocket since she liked Zac. I know I've done things like that before.
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When it comes to personal relationships, Timothy, Zac isn't exactly the brightest bulb in the pack, is he?
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I waited nervously in the family room watching television with Josh while Mom and Dad remained in my room with Billy and Lonnie. I couldn’t believe that they had been so careless as to make-out in front of Mom and Brenda. Everyone just got carried away to the music. Even Mom was having fun until she saw what they were doing. Josh came over to the sofa, lay down and put his head in my lap. “Where’s Mommy?” He curled up as I gently stroked his head. It was something Mom usually does at night to g
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This was fun to write, Stephen. Music pulsating in gay clubs (or any club)does charge sexual emotions. Many of us have probably done the bump and grind, that if caught on camera and placed on facebook, would have lost us our jobs. Too bad Billy and Lonnie got caught up in the moment in front of a parent figure.
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This was fun to write, Stephen. Music pulsating in gay clubs (or any club)does charge sexual emotions. Many of us have probably done the bump and grind, that if caught on camera and placed on facebook, would have lost us our jobs. Too bad Billy and Lonnie got caught up in the moment in front of a parent figure.
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This was fun to write, Stephen. Music pulsating in gay clubs (or any club)does charge sexual emotions. Many of us have probably done the bump and grind, that if caught on camera and placed on facebook, would have lost us our jobs. Too bad Billy and Lonnie got caught up in the moment in front of a parent figure.
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Thanks, Lisa. I'm deciding which story to post next here at GA. Maybe I'll make it one of your favs. I really appreciate the kind comments. Ron
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You're right, droughtquake. Tony, my spouse, and I have numerous lesbian friends. We share a closer friendship to them than many of our male gay friends.
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Some things, Timothy, I guess are just assumed, like answering email and thanking friends. I'm sure there were some words spoken by all the boys during the group hug. My omission doesn't mean they didn't occur.
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Graeme, I wish I had back all the hours I have spent worrying about a mountain that turned into a molehill.
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Thanks, Parker! I really appreciate your kind comments. I'm glad you're enjoying the story. Ron
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I'm sure, long1jo, that Mom isn't going to be very happy with what she witnessed. Billy may be in deep doo doo.
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My body had never hurt so much as I trudged up the sidewalk to my home. I opened the door and almost fell inside the foyer. My father was coming from the kitchen to the family room. When he saw me, he rushed over and helped me to the sofa. “Are you all right?” he asked worriedly. “Did you get into another fight?” My mother rushed into the room and bent down before me. “Dear God!” she cried. “Not again!” I smiled and raised myself on my elbows. “I’m all right,” I assured them. “I’ve been out r
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Well, droughtquake, Zac IS the main character. It should be about him.
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Thanks, Parker. Zac faced reality, and he came out a winner. I have a tee shirt that says 'Life is Good.' Maybe Zac would like to borrow it.
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I think, Graeme, that most of us reach a turning point in our lives at some time, and we usually feel proud of ourselves with the outcome. Zac had such a moment.
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Adrian has a lot of issues, Puppilull. Zac, on the other hand, is coming to terms with things. Let's hope his teammates join him.
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Nice, Mike. I remember singing that too when I was younger.
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This wasn't the final chapter, Karl. This was about the halfway point in the story. I'm glad you're enjoying it.
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Dad, Jimmy and I stopped at a Waffle House for a late breakfast. I was hungry after the ordeal in Mrs. Jarvis’s office. Instead of ordering my usual coffee and bagel, I had a complete breakfast with bacon, scrambled eggs, hash browns and wheat toast. Jimmy had the same thing, except he ordered a piece of pie for dessert. My father shook his head as he watched us eat. He had ordered an egg sandwich and a cup of coffee. “I don’t know where you’re going to put all that.” Jimmy rubbed his stomach
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