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Thanks a lot, skinnydragon. I'm glad you're enjoying the story so much. Ron
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Thanks, Graeme. You're right. Dorian is just the medicine Wes needs.
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Haha, Timothy. I guess Wes has pushed being insecure to the limits.
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Good chapter, skinnydragon. I agree with Hunter that it would have been fun to see what he bought the others. I do the same with a few friends. I buy them the most outrageous gift I can find. I could have gotten some ideas. LOL. One thing bothers me as I read about David's sexual escapades and first experiences with Donny- it should be Twoey. If he and Twoey do somehow profess their love to each other at the end of the story, he will have regrets. -
Cameron was waiting for me in the hospital lobby when I entered. “Hey,” I said as I sat down beside him. “Where are the others?” He informed me, “They are running late. They told us to wait.” We started to talk about me filing charges against Travis and Raleigh. After talking to Leo, I was wondering if I was doing the right thing. Eventually, they would leave school, and I wouldn’t have to worry about them ever again. “But you have to,” insisted Cameron after I had told him of my apprehension.
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You just aren't ever going to give Jade a break, are you Timothy. haha.
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Haha, droughtquake. Dorian, the Drama Queen. Hopefully, he'll grow to be more mature- not that there is anything wrong with being a drama queen.
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Be thankful, Puppilull, that you don't have to endure our presidential campaigns. I'm being kind to what actually goes on. Tonight, Chelsea Clinton will speak on behalf of her mother. Last week, it was all the adult Trump children speaking for their father. Dorian, at least, is lucky he doesn't have to do that.
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Thanks, Graeme. As the story came together, Leo unwittingly became one of my favorite characters in the story for the very reasons you mentioned.
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Let me add my congratulations, too, Puppilul.
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When I arrived for my shift Wednesday night, two news trucks were parked in front. One said CNN on the side, and the other was a local news channel. Two reporters rushed towards me when they recognized me. “I’m a reporter from CNN,” announced a tall woman wearing a blue dress. From behind her, a cameraman had a camera pointed directly into my face. “Dorian,” shouted a man to her side. I was becoming embarrassed because a crowd was beginning to form. “Why are you working at Panera Bread?” “Exc
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Part IV - The Heart Decides. Chapter 32
Ronyx commented on Graeme's story chapter in Part IV - The Heart Decides. Chapter 32
Thanks, Graeme, for such a wonderful story. I started on it and couldn't stop. I know it was written several years ago, and I'm late to the party, but I still enjoyed having the opportunity to read it. As others have mentioned, the characters were very engaging. Like Trebs said, I felt a little sorry for Rhys because for some odd reason, he became my favorite character. However, you were right in not matching him up at that time. Now, I'll just assume he's married with children, and running around the yard playing with them like a child himself. Ron -
I guess, Timothy, that you still feel that Dorian is being pushed into doing things he would rather not.
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I guess, Puppilull, that we don't have control over things that happen in our lives. However, we do have control over how we deal with them, as Dorian is slowly learning.
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What, droughtquake??? You don't think that TMZ is a reliable source of information? How else would be know what was going on in Kim Kardashian's life?
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It seems, Graeme, that Dorian is becoming more confident each day.
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“Excuse me,” apologized a young woman as she rose from one of the love seats in the dorm lobby and approached me. “Are you Dorian Gale?” I replied skeptically, “Yes, I am. Who are you?” She extended her hand to me. “I’m Darlene Foster.” Her blue eyes lit up as she smiled warmly at me. “I’m a reporter with the campus newspaper. I’ve been assigned to do an article on you.” She continued to smile as she quickly added, “That is if you’re willing to speak to me.” If I weren’t gay, I would probably
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Welcome RayC. Thanks for the review. I'm glad you're enjoying it.
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You're right, Puppilull, about the plaintiffs of sexual abuse. Just look at the women who tried to expose Bill Cosby.
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I think many university presidents, especially big league schools, are hired mainly for their ability to raise money. They let others handle the mundane things- like students.
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As usual, Graeme. You're very perceptive. Ron
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You're right, Timothy. I think we all have that certain someone we can just vent our frustrations out on knowing they understand.
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Um, spread_love. He might just end up in the river wearing concrete shoes.
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“Have you changed your mind yet?” Jade asked as she sat across from me in the library. I had gone there to work on a report for my English class, but she had somehow found me and was again trying to talk me out of working. I tried to sound enthusiastic as I replied, “It wasn’t too bad. The workers are fun to work with.” “You’re working at Panera Bread,” she responded sarcastically. “How can that be fun?” “Look,” I replied. “I know you don’t understand, but this is something I have to do. Okay
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