Will has Preston sorted, and touched base with Marie and JP. Brad's meeting with the mobster hopefully will provide some useful information.
More please!
Looking forward to seeing all the kiddies on Halloween. I live in a large subdivision for the past 50 years which has turned over several times so there are always lots of young families with kids. I think there were close to 50 last year. My grandson is now in second grade and they come to my house to go trick or treating.
The NYU Gallatin School of Individualized Study would be a good choice for Jeremy.
Jack's memorial was interesting but not to my personal taste, but they live in a very different world.
Brad always wants to be in control and people wonder where Will gets it.
Bringing Stef into the discussion worked out well.
As always, more please!
Drought seems to be a bigger concern for North America. Here are links to the U.S. and Canadian drought monitor sites!
For the US https://droughtmonitor.unl.edu/CurrentMap.aspx
For Canada https://agriculture.canada.ca/en/agricultural-production/weather/canadian-drought-monitor/current-drought-conditions
I think Gray's growth has been the most pronounced and well documented in a cast where everyone has grown and adapted. Life is a series of adjustments and how well we choose to make them is key to success.
Jack's mother may explain why Jack wanted an open relationship. I'm sure Claire is much better off with Jack's mother completely out of her life. Casey came through and got some commitments for counseling. Will also got John's band to come for John to work out some of his frustration. Marie may also be able to work out some of hers as well....
Great job, but as usual, I eagerly await more...
My only question is how Troy went out the back door and Dylan was sitting on the steps, suddenly morph into the front porch and Dylan telling Troy to pull his cock out and suck it in front of the whole neighborhood.
Death is not a one and done, but I think the crew made a good start on dealing with it. Claire may feel relieved but I bet there is still some guilt and or regrets to unpack especially involving Marie and John....
This chapter was really well thought out and presented in a clear and convincing manner. Kudos to Mark!
Loved getting this latest installment of this captivating story! I appreciate how torn and distraught Josh feels about his split identity and enforced amnesia. The comfort of the Kincaid siblings is telling and Greg is a stand up guy!
Marie had to be there alone when her dad died and bore the full blunt force of his passing. Will's attempt to get her to see things from her mother's perspective was probably less than effective in the moment, but may be productive in the long run.
The current book is already at 84 chapters, I suspect the second semester to go much faster.