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Thanks, droughtquake. I'm glad you gave the story a chance, and now you're enjoying it.
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I asked Karen, “Do you think it would be all right to go tell Lane about the play?” She smiled and patted my hand. “He’s going to be so excited,” she said happily. She looked at my father and said, “I can’t wait to see him onstage.” It surprised me when my father remarked, “It might be more fun than a baseball game.” I stood and left the room. I felt like skipping down the hallway to Lane’s room. He was lying on his bed playing a video game. He stopped and sat up when I entered. He pouted
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Oh, no. Puppilull, not conversion! That is one of the worst programs any gay or lesbian can be subjected to. Ron
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Hey Skinnydragon. He's still struggling with all that's happened. It will be a while before he can reach that point- if ever. Ron
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Tiffany stood and stared down at me. With a puzzled voice, she asked Mrs. Oliver, “What’s he doing here?” Mrs. Oliver grabbed Tiffany’s hand and led her over to the table. “He’s staying with me for a few days,” she informed her. “Now, sit down, Sammy.” She pulled her hand away. “Nana,” she muttered angrily. “Don’t call me Sammy. I’m Tiffany.” Mrs. Oliver looked nervously at me. I don’t think she knew what to do. She didn’t know that I was aware of Tiffany’s gender identity, and she probably t
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Of all the characters I've created, Jaysalmn, I have to say that Lane is without a doubt my favorite. Ron
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Guys like Mike don't improve. Like limburger cheese, they just start to stink more. haha.
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Thanks, Skinnydragon. I think Curtis rubs everyone the wrong way.
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You're welcome, Bob. Glad you're enjoying the story.
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Sew, a needle pulling thread. La, a note to follow sew. Tea, a drink with jam and bread. That will bring us back to doe. Haha. You softie, Oxala.
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I had trouble sleeping. I tossed and turned most of the night. Around three, I got up and walked on the treadmill for about fifteen minutes hoping that I could tire myself out enough to go to sleep. However, it didn’t work. I kept thinking about everything my father told me. I think I knew it all along, but I wasn’t able to comprehend it- my mother was an evil bitch. After my father left, we got along great for a while. She would tell me what a wonderful son I was. That is, until the day she s
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Thanks, Canuk. Let me know as the story goes along if it keeps your interest. Ron
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I'm glad you're enjoying it, Zenith. Ron
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Maybe five under a roof becoming a family. Curtis may feel differently about that. Ron
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Hopefully, Casey has dealt with the 'willy games' without getting his dad and Karen involved. Ron
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Sometimes in dealing with children, it is best to not be too dramatic. If Casey had harshly chastised Lane, then he might have grown up thinking that sex is a bad thing. And we all know it's not. Ron
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Curtis is the typical 'me' person. He thinks everything revolves around him. Not going to like being the odd man out. Ron
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Thanks, Valkyrie, but someone else already mentioned the Donnie/Tommy mistake, and I've made the change. When I originally wrote the story, Donnie was named Tommy. I later changed it, and I thought I had made the change to all the chapters. Guess I missed this one. You're right about the drama class. Ron
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Megan pulled on my arm and said, “I’ll give you a tour of the theater.” Shade walked beside me as she led me up onto the stage. I looked at the students around the room. “Isn’t there a classroom where we have to do work?” Megan and Shade started to laugh. “The performing arts isn’t a class,” she stated, and then added, “It’s a whole different world.” I gave her a puzzled look, “Then how do we get a grade?” “We don’t,” she said. My eyes widened as I said excitedly, “What?” She smiled and gr
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Thanks, Skinnydragon. I was going for irony here. Ron
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You're right, Valdyrie. There are a lot of good Christians. The problem is that too many politicians use religion as a wedge to divide people. I better stop before I get on a rant! LOL. Glad you're enjoying the story. Ron
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I couldn’t believe that my parents were making me stay with Mrs. Oliver. “You’ll be staying until we think you are ready to come home?” What does that mean? I know that Father and I have gotten into a few altercations recently, but it isn’t enough force me to leave home. And that is what they are doing, forcing me to leave home. Mrs. Oliver is the organist at my father’s church. I have known her since I was a little boy. She has been playing the organ long before my father took over the church
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