I totally agree - I can't imagine what it must feel like to people in Ahrweiler for example to lose everything and then still have politicians refuse to say that something needs to be done about climate change (Laschet???). It's sad to see how he still refuses to make clear climate announcements, saying "now is not the time". Well, if not now, when? Obviously it wasn't the time in the last three years either when old white men made fun of the Fridays for future movement, belittling them as "little children" that don't know what they're doing...

I mean, I am not innocent either, living abroad and using planes to fly home and stuff. But I try to be as climate conscious as I can be and for every flight that I take, I pay extra to neutralise my carbon footprint afterwards. It's not much, but it's my part to making up for the damage I am doing. I only use green energy, I don't have a car and use public transport... small things, you know?

It's just another topic where humanity shows itself in a pretty bad light :/ 

Back to the story: I am glad that you liked the chapter. 

I thought it would be funny if Brian and Justin hadn't been as secretive as they thought. To think that the people that know and love them would not recognise the love between them... ts ts ts... 

I am sure Ethan will find a nice violin player somewhere along the way ;)

And Brian having these "Dad" talks with teenage Gus - I live for awkward scenes like that lol.

As usual, thanks very much for your comment. More will be up tomorrow :)