Well, I posted some portions of it in this thread a while back.

I thank you for the suggestion. The reason I'm going to keep it in my own head is b/c it's a neurotic necessity for me to spell out ALL the details. And, nobody wants to read that.

I'd have a hard time writing with somebody when he or she needed to gloss over (for the sake of all the readers)...

what they ate for each meal and exactly where 7th Ave is in conjunction to Bleeker, Barrow, Christopher, Gay Streets, and Washington Square Park,

where all of the restaurants are in proximity to their home and office (only a block away from each other by an act of magical serendipity),

and how much they paid for their turn key brownstone ($5.5 mil) which they got without a bidding war b/c they skyped the owners, a lovely gay couple Luc and Bernard who retired to France and B/J appealed to the older couple's sense of romance and "young" love,

and how they merged their money - Brian had been collecting and saving for this moment a long time. He had $15 mil. Justin had $3 mil. When Brian heard that he was naked jumping up and down on the bed d--- swinging in the air at how proud he was of Justin.

Justin couldn't understand the reaction. Brian told him how easy it was for him to make money. He just went out and grabbed clients, had them sign a contract and he got much money.

Justin had to paint each canvas by hand. HE was the commodity. There was no assembly line. Each client was probably a one-off. No contracts were signed with a timely commission.

$3 mil in Justin's wallet was like $50 mil in Brian's,

and where their string of conveniences are (and I had to list them and place them geographically) such as, liquor store, dry cleaners, fruits/veg, butcher, supermarket, sex store, etc.,

and how they had to grab the taxi to mid-town to sign a commitment for the office bldg they found on the corner of Barrow and Bedford but that they took a risk b/c the bldg hadn't been inspected yet,

so they went down to City Hall for a list of recommended building inspectors and Brian immediately smelled that the whole list was corrupt as was the woman who handed it to him,

and how much he was paying Cynthia to move there and how much raise to up her cost of living (BTW - $10,000 bonus, moving and traveling expenses, $125,000 up from $60,000 [with the contingency she moved to the Village and close by] and she gets on Kinnetik NYC's expense acct when she gets there, which is in three months), and on and on and on...

GET IT??? These are absolutely essentials for my brain to process this story and I didn't even touch on 5/6 of the details. I haven't even touched on what B/J are evolving into. I have to keep this one to myself. I NEED the details. If another writer were to wisely give them a vague tribute in order to move the story along it would kill me.

But, thanks, Deborah. *kisses and hugs you*

I continued to read "Bad Justin" yet, and it turned out to be a pretty good story

Again, Tagsit didn't dissapoint me

that really was a cute story Kathy I liked it very much

Kathy, I have just read Midnight Whispers. You have some talent, girl! Esp with how you included the passion with Brian and Justin and how Justin looked at Brian bending down in his black boxers haha.. classic
I love that story. Well done!

^ Are you planning to write any more?