His enemies have caught up to David, leading to a desperate struggle and the end of the first story arc. Is it time to say farewell to Cindy?

Old acquaintances and faces from the past. Choices are not always simple.
People are complicated.
This can be read as a stand alone, but as it does back reference to events
in the first two...well...

David has a trip away, which brings back bad memories for the person he's accompanying

“Em, you’ll be a great mother, you took great care of Kevin. I couldn’t have done a better job. That was the first time he went to bed without an argument.” Mary said. “How did you do it?”
“Trade secret.” I giggled, “We mothers need to have some secrets.”

Chapter Nine: Cindy and Harry’s blossoming friendship consumes David’s final days at the Clinic. But once they've had their final date, will it be time to say farewell to Cindy for good?

I turned back to Ally and Sandy, “Hey guys, I think I have a real problem and I mean a real serious problem.” They both stopped laughing and looked at me. They could tell I was serious.
“What’s wrong Em?” Sandy asked.

David arrives at the Finishing Centre. So much more freedom there. If he can just hold true to his resolve, all will surely be well. Or will it? Life is never quite so straightforward. Particularly not for David. And freedom is anyhow only relative. "Stone walls do not a prison make, nor iron bars a cage;"

The saga continues. April in Paris. Romance in the air. Or not.
I know it's been a while, but I hope everyone likes this.

Brandi’s enemies have fired the first shots, but are they ready for her kind of war? Inside the lab where she was created, she uncovers the startling truth about a tragedy in her past, that threatens to unleash her destructive nature. Will she cross that line and become the thing she fears most?   Part 5 of 5

Chapter Eight: David settles in to life at the Clinic and perfects his disguise. The clinic promises safety but David’s paranoia leaves him in doubt, even as Cindy makes a new friend.

This is the story of a middle-aged man who's been fighting the voices in his head telling him he's really a girl, and what he does when he hears a new . . . yet strangely familiar voice. This story is loosely based on the Chronicals of Narnia. It's intended to stand alone, although I may add to it some time after I finish writing Bobby's Rainy Day Adventure.

"Life in plastic / It's fantastic"

Chapter Six: The drive to the Asklepios Clinic is a long one. It may be just what David and K, Cindy and her Mom need to work through some issues, share some history and learn a little more about each other.

Chapter Four: David discovers that sometimes high heels and makeup just aren’t enough, especially when the enemy draws close. But just who is the real enemy, he begins to wonder.

Tommy crosses the country by rail to spend the summer with his sister. He is surprised, and thrilled by the things that happen there, but becomes sure of the love he shares with his sister.

This is for Jillian. You asked to see Archie and Reggie as hostesses at a community event. I didn't write about Ms. Lodge's party, but here's the invitation. I don't know, though, whether "hostesses" is quite the right word. Karen Dietz is responsible for the great artwork.