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Click hereMary hugged Jane back, and said, "The first day of the rest of our lives, and who better for us to share it with than Helen?"
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Helmsman0305almost 2 years agoGosh, your stories just keep getting better and better, Benji & the Stripper, Ethel & Olivia (with a superb twist), your supreme The Dog Walker, and now this, The Artist & the Muse. Thank you for making an old man cry.
Anonymousover 2 years agoClearly written by a man. Couldn't get passed the first few paragraphs without cringing. Can we get a
separate category of lesbian stories solely written by lesbians for lesbians?
matthewaover 2 years agoIt is refreshing to read a story where the characters are actually people, not just avatars to hang sexual activity about. Mary and Jane's relationship develops naturally. It occasionally seems hurried in the writing, but I still get the sense that they are not rushing into a sexual relationship, which I think is all to the good. The remembrance of Jake, and the addition of Sister Helen add sweet humanizing touches as well. A sweet story indeed. Thank you for writing it.
