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Falls Creek Lessons - Links - 111. Chapter 111
[Chris Everington]
That’s a relief. Paul’s making an effort to not let his personal feelings for Dan show. He was saying earlier that he was ready to rip Dan’s arms off, if he even looked at Greg the wrong way!
I spent ten minutes calming him down and getting him to promise that he won’t do anything without at least trying to check with me first. I don’t think he’s quite rational when it comes to the topic of Dan.
Well, I’m crossing my fingers that nothing is going to happen. Certainly, my reading of Dan is he’s an okay guy. He’s a bit cheeky at times, as I learnt on our last trip, but I don’t believe he’s malicious. He comes over as too open to be a schemer.
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