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Thanks, sweetlion. As I mentioned above, Dorian is too good a person to go into politics. Ron
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Thank you, CNC, for a wonderful review. I appreciate your kind comments. As for a sequel, sometimes it is best for an author to know just that moment when a story should end. This is one of those stories. Ron
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Wow, Onim. Thanks! I second every comment you made. Your comment made me think of Barry Manilow's 'One Voice.'
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Thank you, avidreadr. I'm glad you enjoyed the story.
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Thank you, Graeme. In all my main characters, I try to have them evolve into a stronger and more determined person. Dorian was very special. Thanks for your support. Ron
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It's amazing, skinnydragon, what a little love and support can do. Parents should always remember that. Thank you for being here week after week. I appreciate it.
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Like you, droughtquake, I don't see Dorian becoming a politician either. He's too decent a person and morally grounded. I'm always humbled when someone says they have read all my stories like you and Graeme. It means a lot to me. Thanks.
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Thank you, Craigster. Too bad good people have to experience horrible acts by bad people. I've never understood the mentality of the bully.
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You're welcome, Jeff. I'm glad you enjoyed the story.
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I was curled up next to Wes in bed, and he had his arm wrapped around me. I could feel his warmth, and I was listening to his shallow breathing as it made gentle puffs of air against my neck. When I moved, he pulled me tighter to him. “What are you thinking about?” he asked as he nibbled gently on my ear. “You’ve been awake for an hour.” “I thought you were asleep,” I said as I grabbed his arm and pulled it tighter around my body. I felt safe and secure in his arms. Before, I had always
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Week Eighteen Monday Dec 29, 2014: Peaches and Cream
Ronyx commented on skinnydragon's story chapter in Week Eighteen Monday Dec 29, 2014: Peaches and Cream
Wonderful story, skinnydragon. I'm glad David finally came to accept himself, and he now realizes that Twoey is his soulmate through life's complicated journey. -
No, Bob. I researched this as I was writing this story, and only the candidate and his wife are provided a secret service detail, not the children. Once elected, that would change.
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Thanks, skinnydragon. I'm glad you have enjoyed the story.
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Again, Droughtquake, I implied in an earlier chapter that Dorian's grandfather is quite wealthy. One can assume by the fact he is helping him financially that Dorian's situation has been discussed and he supports his grandson.
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Stephen, Dorian's grandfather was mentioned earlier when he attended the convention. He started the import business that Dorian's father later took over and turned into a fortune. So he too was quite wealthy.
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Seth came out of his room a little after seven. He was dressed and ready for class. He stopped and looked down at us. I was still comfortably wrapped in Wes’s strong arms. Wes looked up and asked, “What time is it?” Seth looked at the clock and replied, “Seven-twelve.” “Shit!” Wes exclaimed as he jumped from bed. “I’ve got a psych class at eight-thirty.” He rose naked from the bed. Seth glanced over at me with a puzzled look. Wes asked, “Can I take a shower here? I don’t have time to get back
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Week Seventeen Sunday, December 28, 2014: Fruit Fly
Ronyx commented on skinnydragon's story chapter in Week Seventeen Sunday, December 28, 2014: Fruit Fly
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Thanks, avidreadr. The Senator is so staunch in his views, he can't even see how Dorian could benefit him. Besides, by now I doubt Dorian would even be willing to help him.
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Haha, Puppilull. It was Dorian's first time with a guy. He wasn't going to make it a quickie.
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Yes, Graeme. The power of friendship.
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Not sure how the Secret Service works, but I suppose it would be difficult to say 'no' to a hysterical mother who is hell bent on getting her son to return home. And remember, Dorian cut up his credit card earlier.
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When I left the restaurant, three large black Suburbans were lined up in front. Several people were milling about to see what was happening. One woman remarked, “It’s Dorian,” when we exited, and several people took my picture with their cell phones. The secret service agents pointed toward the middle SUV, as another opened the door for me to enter. My mother sat with her arms folded and glared at me. “Get in, Dorian,” she ordered. The agent slammed the door when I sat down beside her. “What di
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Hi Spikey. Mike is an egotistical SOB. He's used to having what he wants, and he wanted Casey. After Casey's rejection, he couldn't take no for an answer. He wanted to win at all cost. However, he found Casey was too strong-headed to play his game.
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I guess you could say, Graeme, that the doo doo has hit the fan.
