Yes.No, what happens is that SerHawkes is in love with Ivy, he has her on a pedestal, he is desperately waiting for the Ivy and Ian scene, if there is only Ivy and Jeremy scene, would he destroy the world out of rage?
In my defense, I am sicker than a dog right now hopped up on cold medication and booze with barely any sleep.
One girl in school(first base according to Holly) and one guy in college. She also said that she hasn't kissed anyone for four years.
I went to check out of curiosity. At the sex toy store Holly says she isn't a virgin and last time she's had sex was 3-4 years ago (she's 23) Later she tells Lena and Ivy she had one boyfriend and one girlfriend. The girl was someone she's been friend-girlfriend with at 14, but they only kissed (and later she dumped Holly to hang out with cooler people)
Don't feel bad, it's definitely Mike and in Ch.8 to be precise -- Ivy kicks Lena and Holly out of her apartment then (if Lena doesn't take Holly home early) because she has "plans" with a guy from the club.
It's the gardener vs. architect approach to writting. Eva Kiss appears to be a gardener, there is an idea she wants to strive towards, so she plants the seed and lets it grow organically each step of the way. It eventually gets to where she wants it, but because it is organic it might look different than the original conception of the idea, and how it got to the end could involve a lot of unexpected hiccups that need ironed out. Which is what ffive alluded too that it was an incosistency that Eva went back and fixed.
We don't know that for sure though if it was Mike. For shame five dollar.Don't feel bad, it's definitely Mike and in Ch.8 to be precise -- Ivy kicks Lena and Holly out of her apartment then (if Lena doesn't take Holly home early) because she has "plans" with a guy from the club.
I suppose you are going to act as your avatar and hunt down and kill everyone who is behind the development of the game until you reach EvaKiss and he is on his knees begging for his life, he will say "it's just a game" and you will answer "for me" no bitch" and you end his life, then all the other developers will know about your legend of SerHawkes how you ended those men's lives with a pencil, or with a publication?
I mean yes, but then the alternative is Ivy has slept with Mike *and* some other guy from the club, and do you really want that
Question being how do we know it was a guy to begin with? Could very well have been a lady, given Ivy current track record.I mean yes, but then the alternative is Ivy has slept with Mike *and* some other guy from the club, and do you really want that
Unfortunately, it's a guy for sure:Question being how do we know it was a guy to begin with? Could very well have been a lady, given Ivy current track record.
v "Anyway, it's getting late. I hate to kick you out, but I have plans..."
l "Oh, so you had plans and you didn't tell us? Who's the lucky guy?"
v "Just some guy from the club."Yeah, I talked about that awhile back:
I'm not a game developer, but I wonder with the element of coding entered into the mix the Architect approach isn't more prudent method, to minimize errors and spaghetti code, especially with the amount of variables and branching she is dealing with. Probably too late now. Regardless, I am happy she is still motivated and working on it, as opposed other devs abandoned projects.
The code for VNs/IFs is largely "spaghetti" regardless of approach, because it's mainly just scripting around the ongoing narrative with some branching switches attached. As long as you keep track of your variables (and EK does, having them all documented in the "master script" file) it's not too hard to have your ducks in a row even if you make it up as you go.
Maybe I am remembering it wrong, but I could swear she told Ivy and Lena her last sex was her boyfriend from college.
Nop, Depending on the relationship, only Ian's reaction changes, whether he believes him or not.
Wear a condom then, or else bareback it.fuck I will turn holly into a slut too