Guilty conscience doughnuts? Did they come from his bakery or do they only do cakes?
"I thought, well, okay, I'll try this honesty thing.
Yay, Neal! :)
Neal nodded, but he looked almost hurt.
Did Neal want them to be jealous and angry about it as some sort of validation of his importance to them? And if so does he know he wanted that?
I loved the talk between Neal and Peter. You did a great job of working with the Sara story line.
Neal would never, in a million years, admit to anyone that when they pulled the front off the first crate and found a van Dyck inside, he got a little hard.
Hee!
Smarter than I am, smarter than anyone I've ever met.
This surprised me since Peter caught Neal. Plus I would have thought he would have said El was the smartest person he'd ever met for some reason. Maybe because of his "best agent" comment in Burke's 7.
I've gotten goose bumps because something is so beautiful before, but I'd never heard of Florence Syndrome. Cool! :)
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"I thought, well, okay, I'll try this honesty thing.
Yay, Neal! :)
Neal nodded, but he looked almost hurt.
Did Neal want them to be jealous and angry about it as some sort of validation of his importance to them? And if so does he know he wanted that?
I loved the talk between Neal and Peter. You did a great job of working with the Sara story line.
Neal would never, in a million years, admit to anyone that when they pulled the front off the first crate and found a van Dyck inside, he got a little hard.
Hee!
Smarter than I am, smarter than anyone I've ever met.
This surprised me since Peter caught Neal. Plus I would have thought he would have said El was the smartest person he'd ever met for some reason. Maybe because of his "best agent" comment in Burke's 7.
I've gotten goose bumps because something is so beautiful before, but I'd never heard of Florence Syndrome. Cool! :)
Terrific writing, as usual! :)