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A man seeks vengeance on the powerful people that stole the love of his life.
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Since December 3, 2003
Hi there, and welcome to my portfolio. It's scaled back a good bit from its heyday, but a small combination of highlights and personal favorites still remains for those so inclined. My plans are to debut a new piece every now and then whenever the muse so strikes, but until then... thanks for stopping by. *Smile*
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    Fifteen Years  Open in new Window.
    Rated: ASR · Emotional · #801374
    Jack's upset about his anniversary, but not because he's forgotten it. Why then?
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    Dandelions  Open in new Window.
    Rated: ASR · Horror/Scary · #880186
    Dandelions were only the _first_ thing to disappear...
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    John  Open in new Window.
    Rated: ASR · Emotional · #1020671
    A tear-jerking tale of a father's love, and the ultimate gift before his passing.
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    Both Sides of the Canyon  Open in new Window.
    Rated: 13+ · Relationship · #785451
    Ex-lovers reunite out West, he a cop, she a scholar. Have they changed? Will it last?
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    The Incel Excels at Art  Open in new Window.
    Rated: 18+ · Relationship · #2263128
    "Your masterpiece," you'd probably snicker. You might even pat me on the head for it.
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