by ronde
A romance of the best kind - thank you for writing a beautifully believable tale which hits the spot in every way
The beginning was sad, with what happened to him and how people treated him through no fault of his own.
The end was like a bright summers morning listening to the bird song and feeling all is well with life. Thank you.
5 stars and a fav. Andy
Life is like a jig-saw puzzle. Those funny looking pieces sometimes fit together just right. It just takes time to try out each piece and make it fit where it belongs. 5*
An excellent start on your second hundred posted stories. Thank you for sharing with us.
Excellent story, well paced and great plot. Not sure if you planned this as a stand-alone or will add more chapters either way it works. Keep going mate
Well written story with good narrative flow, The plot was a bit simplistic, but sometimes that's a good thing. 4*
I so enjoyed how you drew them talking with each other and later planning together, really finding out about each other. 5
Wonderful really life story. I always said a young man needs a mature woman to set him straight. Five stars
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"The best laid schemes o' Mice an' Men. Gang aft agley, . . . ", Robert Burns. Yes, you find it misquoted everywhere, but if he read the poem in a book he should know better.
Tracey may be underestimating the time & labor needed to raise a baby; they may need to find another hired hand to live in that little camper. Or maybe not; in historical times, many women had babies while working & kept on. (Many of the babies died, of course, for many reasons.)
Excellent story, BTW. Definitely 5*.
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"The best laid schemes o' Mice an' Men. Gang aft agley, . . . ", Robert Burns. Yes, you find it misquoted everywhere, but if he read the poem in a book he should know better.<br>
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Tracey may be underestimating the time & labor needed to raise a baby; they may need to find another hired hand to live in that little camper. Or maybe not; in historical times, many women had babies while working & kept on. (Many of the babies died, of course, for many reasons.)<br>
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Excellent story, BTW. Definitely 5*.
Very nice story, very well told - only at the end for my taste a little (too) short : The story could have continued just a little longer !
Nevertheless 5/5 stars !
Excellent story of the start of a young adult's life.
I am sympathetic with his appreciation for how a woman's body changes with maturity and child-bearing.
A touch more eroticism would be nice
Five for you
aieesssh so enjoyed ur story Im always surprised n amazed how this genre rips away exposes raw sensitive secrets wishes feelings often im dazed in a sad or warm stupor yep know its fanciful -wadda wadda but no other genre comes even close to generating such intense deep seated responses seemed to end too soon maybe there is a longer unabridged version or Chapter 2 .. .. Thank you 4 the experience 1st story of urs i read will look 4 more
i always make my 1stcomment b4 reading others so pleased i didnt c any v negative maybe they werent shown saw many asking 4 more .. .. {my following comment isnt related 2 any i read in particular but somehow was reminded of what i at least perceive 2 b a ?fault ?mistake in so many offerings 1 encounters} but so wonderful to read story of ordinary ppl not wealthy not setup 4 life cruising thru wout issues just ordinary folk workg hard battlers this category is idealist by nature but that can b over done becoming too ott cheesy liked drawn 2 n by the down to earth humility