Nephylim
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The boys are far more similar than they appear. Aria is stronger than he looks, and Amara more uncertain and fragile. Not that either of them are really. They're both made of sterner stuff than might at first be apparent. Although they both have their Achilles' heels. Ben is absolutely a thug and Drew definitely wants to punch that smug expression he always wears off his face. Drew however, is a professional.
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Indeed. He's not going without a fight, though
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Upon returning to the house after an unexpectedly good evening, the twins went straight to bed. Ben was also staying over, and he kicked off his shoes, making himself comfortable in front of the television. He didn’t invite Drew to join him and Drew wouldn’t have accepted if he had. After taking a long, hot shower, Drew dressed in lounge pants and t-shirt rather than pyjamas and sprawled on the bed with a book while he waited. He woke with a start, and a glance at the clock told him it w
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I definitely made a mistake in not giving Aria a dog. It would have been awesome!
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But where would be the fun in that
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I can neither confirm nor deny that Ben has any knowledge or involvement in that, but I can confirm he's up to no good, and that Drew does find out what's going on soon
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Sadly, Drew is too nice for that...well, right up until the point when he isn't. Surprisingly though, it's not Drew who goes for Ben in the end
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You and me both. Can't wait to let you see him get his comeuppance
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You're very welcome, honey. Ben's a nightmare for sure.
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I'd love to go to that place. And would you look at that, the rumors about Amara and the princess seem to be true.
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Ben was still in the kitchen when the twins came down. They were different boys to those Drew had walked in on that morning. For one thing, they were laughing and jostling each other in a light, friendly way. It was obvious straight away that there wouldn’t be an evening of Netflix in their future. Both were dressed for partying. Amara wore chocolate brown leather trousers, slung low on the hip, with a fine-mesh black shirt under a silk waistcoat. Aria was, as usual, very different, in stone
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Coffee is not my favourite drink when it's coming out of my nose. That God for one-piece keyboards.
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Ben and Drew will have their moment eventually, don't worry. I have to admit to keeping piegate alive. I think my daughter would like nothing more than to forget it, but it's like poking a bruise - it's fun
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That is a fantastic idea. I'll mention it to him
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Glad you're enjoying. There will be love and romance, but it's not the focus of the story so it won't be for a good while yet.
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With hindsight, Piegate was hilarious, and very much a product of the evil girlfriend. It was actually my daughter and her girlfriend who were supposed to have been making me a meal for Mother's Day. Fortunately my daughter is no longer with the evil girlfriend and is now with someone who is utterly beautiful and will never make me disgusting pie On the down side my daughter has never learned to make corned beef pie. I think she's afraid now
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Piegate is firmly entrenched in the history of our family as is the time I went to the bathroom in a museum exhibit. It was actually Mother's Day and the pie I made for myself was delicious. Sadly, no one liked he orange monstrosity the evil girlfriend made. I mean, since when does corned beef pie have mushrooms and tomatoes in it? *shudder*
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And you will get more. Lots more. I'm currently skating close to the 100k mark on Chapter Twenty Five and there's lots more to come even after that. So don't worry we won't be running out of story anytime soon.
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Stories are very powerful and can be addictive. Fortunately, there is plenty more to feed your addiction and barring emergencies you should get your fix every week for the foreseeable future. In the meantime I have lots of completed stories you can look at. They're all very different from each other so you'll probably find something that interests you.
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I'm so glad you're enjoying. I'm having more fun writing this that I have had for ages. There's a long, long way to go and many twists. There have been surprises even for me (It's great not knowing the story until you write it) and even though I have an idea of where we're going there are still unanswered questions and a whole load of shit yet to hit the fan. Hold on to your hat
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Maybe, maybe not but I think we all know he's neck deep in SOMETHING
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I had the absolute best of fun writing the party scene. TFM was beautifully bonkers. She does love to make a scene. Ben is a problem that everyone needs to get to grips with, and will very soon, promise.
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Doesn't always. It's taking its time in this one
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Three days later, Drew walked into a shit-storm. He heard the yelling before he even reached the front steps. His heart fluttered as he fitted his key into the lock and opened the door. The sound increased exponentially. As he crossed he hall, Aria screamed in the room above and he took the stairs in three bounds. The sight that met his eyes might have been comical in other circumstances. Alicia was on her knees, trying to hold together the shattered remains of the television. Amara was paci
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You're very welcome. I'm glad you enjoyed.
