Oh, foo! Nothing to forgive! I'm just thrilled to hear that you enjoyed this! :D And you know I don't mind when you pick little bits out for special consideration - that's one of my favorite things about you!
I'm so happy that you liked this! The double entendre was totally unintentional and now I'm giggling at it! Mmm - yes, the suble implication that the Queen drugged Glitch, so sad and cruel.
And of course, the horses. *purrs* That little bit came out so nicely. It first came to me when I remembered in the series when Cain saw the horse on the mantle at Ralph and Lorraine's house and I imagined all these little wood horses scattered around the countryside, wherever Cain or Jeb went. And the whole concept of the silver scar just seemed so obvious, one of those "duh!" moments that I had to take advantage of!
Thank you so much for your lovely, kind words! You always make me think deeper about things I've written! \o/
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Date: 2010-02-21 07:47 pm (UTC)I'm so happy that you liked this! The double entendre was totally unintentional and now I'm giggling at it! Mmm - yes, the suble implication that the Queen drugged Glitch, so sad and cruel.
And of course, the horses. *purrs* That little bit came out so nicely. It first came to me when I remembered in the series when Cain saw the horse on the mantle at Ralph and Lorraine's house and I imagined all these little wood horses scattered around the countryside, wherever Cain or Jeb went. And the whole concept of the silver scar just seemed so obvious, one of those "duh!" moments that I had to take advantage of!
Thank you so much for your lovely, kind words! You always make me think deeper about things I've written! \o/