I'm laughing at the old women and pinching cheeks it's how my grandma was lol. I'm beginning to like this a lot i just read the three chapters today. Hope you do good on finals can't wait until break lol and can't wait for an update great story btw

It's kind of annoying how like every five seconds he's like, "GUESS WHAT I'M GAY." I mean, I know he's proud of it, or SOMETHING, but half the time it seems unnecessary and the other half the time it seems like he's using as a provocation, like, "Hey, I'm gay, what do you wanna do about it?" But other than that I'm liking it. Your characters entertain me.

I think I like Stupid Britney. As long as she continues to be chill. Hmm. This is vaguely interesting. Interesting enough for me to add to alert instead of leaving, anyway. Let's hope it stays that way, yeah? :P

Our guy of course has everything wrong: his grandma is a wonderful woman who just happens to belong to a culture he doesn't understand and which doesn't understand him: Britney is smart and tolerant and sensible and livel (yes, lively: the blank expression is to cover the complex stuff happening inside).

And big brother was accusing Ryan of being neurotic, not just gay.

love the story so far, and it will be interesting to see how he develops and how he handles the town. great first chapter! :)

Really good start! Definitely looking forward to more. I love how Dante's a little brat, I think this story's going to be very interesting.

I really liked this, I think that it was a good introduction tothe characters and that it was well written - cant wait to read more!

Nice start. I do like brats who are coming back from something awful. No angelic victims for me!

But I must protest about "no trees in LA" -- as a Northern Californian I'm supposed to be all superior about LA, but I have to admit it has a a lot of trees, and not just palm trees. And the palm trees are being replaced with better trees as they die.

But one thing about the Mediterranean climate, of which LA is a part -- we don't lose a lot of leaves in October. We do get a nice red-leaf display in about September, mostly from the poison oak.

I have no idea what it's really like in Texas.