Did you ever see a dream of endless misery walking? Mike and Gordon did.

[dreadedcandiru2]

As you know, I'm in agreement with everyone who assumes that Liz and Anthony's married life is one of unquiet desperation owing to her being a spoiled brat who fears being held accountable for her own bad actions and his refusal to quite understand the mistake he made by falling in love with an illusion. Mike and Gordon have a lesser Hell to face

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[josephusrex]

Meanwhile, back in State City, Missie and Connor have settled into grudging acceptance. They're like cellmates with kids. Livy is into early adolescence, now, and is going through that phase where she hates everybody (although she tries to hide it), and has come to resent her biological mother for leaving her to grow up with this shower. Andy admits that he might be letting his imagination get the better of him, but he suspects that Mercy, next door, has acquired a side piece, while David is too clueless to suspect anything.

I'm finalizing the page proofs for "Feldy's Girl." June's the month.

[dreadedcandiru2]

Contrasting an actually sympathetic protagonist with the striving oafs of the present day should be interesting.