The reason they're doing this is because there's not much else going on in Wasco. It's a podunk town in the middle of nowhere.

What an entitled douche.

My sympathies to these tiny human beings. It will be embarrassing to have a douchebag for a dad.

So, if their community is that small minded, what is worse for this child while growing up: being biracial, or having two moms?

Seems to me that "angle" would be better to prove if they had actually moved. And how will money make their prejudiced family members disappear? It's going to be difficult to prove to a jury.

I feel for you and it's beyond an asshole move for a father to get married and not bother inviting his own children. My ex did that when he married his gf (who treated my daughter like shit). Her son was in their fancy wedding, while he didn't bother to tell his daughter he was getting married-left me to break the…

Right on! I get tired of hearing "you have have to forgive to move on."

Wow, that's like so short...you've read her novels, so you know what I mean!

Wow, Juno! I never thought of it like that. I've been hooked on horror since I was 6 and a family friend gave me a stack of The Witching Hour comics back in the early '70s.

I still can't believe I watched A Serbian Film, Human Centipede and The Woman. Those movies freaked me out. I hate gore and gross stuff, and yet I end up watching it. Mind boggling.

Ooh, Roger's parents? Definitely interested!

Hmmm, it is sounding like I need to do some more reading, lol! Thanks!

Holy fuck, what is wrong with these monsters. A young girl was raped, traumatized by it, AND FUCKING KILLED HERSELF. Her parents never saw their daughter graduate high school, college, will never attend a wedding, see their grandchildren... this poor young woman WAS ROBBED OF HER LIFE. I hope someone rapes him in…

Oh crap, there's only 8; I just checked. But, still, that's one more than you were expecting, right? :-) Here's a link to all of them. BTW, she has other novellas/short stories that involve Lord John Grey as well as separate Jamie Fraser. I haven't read any of them as I am unsure whether I will like those story…

Yeah, that should work, unless you're a poor slob like me who has already read all 9 volumes (yes, that's *9*)—Outlander being the first one. *sob*

For some reason, what first came to my mind is Xanadu. I do realize this is kind of still 70's style, but it still hits the 80's mark.

Why thank you! :-)

Soup Nazi voice: No tribra for you!!!

LOL!

Wouldn't there be a scar, like at the top? It's not like there was a boob to begin with, like regular augmentation.