All Comments on 'The Reunion Pt. 01'

by RobAnthony53

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swfb70swfb70over 7 years ago
looking forward to chapter 2

and a 3some

daylilygardenerdaylilygardenerover 7 years ago
Hot

Nice fantasy. Can not wait for next chapter. 5 Stars.

litereader54litereader54over 7 years ago
Nice

Loved it. A continuation would be good. Well written. Needs a little work on word usage though. Should be "cue" not "queue" & a couple of others that I found.

AnonymousAnonymousover 7 years ago
What about Stacy

I thought for sure that Stacy would drop by for a taste

AnonymousAnonymousover 7 years ago
the reunion pt 01

Does the phrase, “One of the only hotels in town,” sound dumb?

The only hotels in town are the only hotels in town. I can’t imagine an out of town hotel being in town, even in Caldwell.

You wonder if Stacey knows you’re eating Tess? She saw you crawl under the table. That’s pretty obvious.

AnonymousAnonymousover 7 years ago
great job

I enjoyed your story and look forward to chapter two. Hopefully Stacy joins the two in the morning.

AnonymousAnonymousover 7 years ago
Cheesy, 1 star

I can't believe the high ratings. The writing is juvenile. This seems to be written by a 17 year old C student. Come on everyone, have some standards.

AnonymousAnonymousover 3 years ago
SMALL TOWN?

The third paragraph refers to

"all three high schools in this small town"

I graduated from a senior high school (three grades) that had 900 students. It was the only high school in a city with a population of 17,000.

To me that is a large town.

From a quick perusal of the internet:

Town -- A town has a population of 1,000 to 20,000

Large town -- A large town has a population of 20,000 to 100,000.

How large would a city have to be to require 3 high schools??

Norman has 3 high schools, but it is the third largest city in Oklahoma, with 126,000 population.

Although I do not care for attending my own reunions (high school, college, grad school), I kinda like reading about them.

So, thanks, and on to Pt. 02.

Paul in Oklahoma

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