How glad am I to have checked the JD community today?
My jaw hit the floor at Donna's fidelity line. Like, Josh wouldn't be that stupid after all that time, would he? And then he threw it back at her and if this was written by anyone else, I'd probably have hightailed it out of here by that point.
I hoped that we would find out about the mistress by the end of the chapter. My only guesses are Annabeth, Amy and Lou. The deep concern Josh feels for the woman makes my instincts turn to Annabeth. But then, I could also see him converned over Lou who puts on a tough exterior and could be really vulnerable underneath it. Still, Lou was kind of involved with Otto during transition and Annabeth was mourning Leo. The woman being Amy would certainly put a new perspective on Helen giving her the stink eye during Transition,
I do love that you've taken this road with the administration. It's definitely believable, since the Santos's were thrust into the lime light. I can easily see them lacking the wisdom and acumen to deal with those pressures, resulting in something like this.
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Date: 2007-04-08 09:51 pm (UTC)My jaw hit the floor at Donna's fidelity line. Like, Josh wouldn't be that stupid after all that time, would he? And then he threw it back at her and if this was written by anyone else, I'd probably have hightailed it out of here by that point.
I hoped that we would find out about the mistress by the end of the chapter. My only guesses are Annabeth, Amy and Lou. The deep concern Josh feels for the woman makes my instincts turn to Annabeth. But then, I could also see him converned over Lou who puts on a tough exterior and could be really vulnerable underneath it. Still, Lou was kind of involved with Otto during transition and Annabeth was mourning Leo. The woman being Amy would certainly put a new perspective on Helen giving her the stink eye during Transition,
I do love that you've taken this road with the administration. It's definitely believable, since the Santos's were thrust into the lime light. I can easily see them lacking the wisdom and acumen to deal with those pressures, resulting in something like this.