I am squeeful. Still. After reading this three times over. I love Morgan's voice, and the way you describe Reid makes me jealous, and--and--yes. Just yes. Fantastic job.
I find it absolutely amazing that you write so well in a second language--frankly, you're better than most writers here who have English as their first language. Good for you! I can't wait to see more from you!
Reid just smiled back, his eyes darting quickly to Morgan’s before going back on the cards. He pretended to study them for a moment - missing the way Morgan’s gaze remained on his face, slowly mapping his features, the smudged bruise on his pale cheekbone, his never quiet lips. And Morgan - Morgan just sat, as he felt something that was heavy and soft and complicated come to settle in his chest - an unexpected, warm realization pulsing its way up to his head, his hands. He swallowed, his throat suddenly tight, and looked at the tousled boy in front of him, his mind a turmoil of secret words, unspoken wishes.
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It's really encouraging for me. I've been writing in English for a short time only and... I'm so glad you think I'm getting it right. ♥.
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Love that paragraph.
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It means a lot to me - English is not my fist language, and to know I'm managig to use it right is so very encouraging!
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I especially lived the Reid-babble instead of a simple 'yes' or 'no'
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Thank you so very much.
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