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The worst is over. For this story
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That’s so terribly old money of you. 😀
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No argument there. How’s the insurance work out better?
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Which is better?
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Well I've tortured the shit out of him for the past 20 chapters or so, so I figured he deserved a break. At least a short one anyway.
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June 29, 2006 The Tonto Ma’alaea, HI Travis “Thank you, doctor,” I said, as I shook her hand. We had just arrived in port, and I was bidding goodbye to my medical team. “I hope the rest of your recovery is much easier,” she said to me. “So do I,” I agreed. The past ten days had been some of the most challenging of my life. I never wanted to relive that again. “When does our flight leave?” she asked Will a bit rudely. “Whenever you get the
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That was so funny I'm still laughing. Thanks for doing that Jeremy!
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It absolutely does not. It says Jackson Hobart Fletcher…. …due to the wonderful ability to edit. 😁
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Jackson Hobart Fletcher. He's got Jessica's last name.
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June 25, 2006 Aboard the Tonto The Pacific Ocean Travis I woke up before anyone knocked, which was new. It wasn’t because I felt good, because I didn’t; it was because I felt awake and not mazy. My mind was clear enough that when I sat up, the room didn’t tilt, and I didn’t have to dive into my memories just to figure out what day it was. My hands shook a little when I stood up, but then once I got moving, they calmed down.
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That’s pretty profound, and probably true
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June 19, 2006 Bright Star Corporate Headquarters Santa Monica, CA Brad Bright Star Productions was discreetly headquartered in a modern office building in Santa Monica, occupying the top floors overlooking the Pacific. There wasn’t a big gaudy sign out front; there was simply a listing on the directory. Once you got to the offices themselves, they were designed to impress, with the boardroom as the ultimate expression of that. It was a long room with a similarly long modern
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I can see that. He definitely matures. Stefan is the narrator of the next book
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I don’t like coffee
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I’m sorry. I’ve been unbelievably busy, but I did start on the next chapter.
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