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Can't recall the name of a story. 2 highschoolers, 1 male 1 female. The male is dumped or cheated on by his girlfriend so he decides to go for the school ice princess, who happens to be his tutor. Includes some bondage, mf & maybe mff. I think the story might be a play on moving up or upgrading or something to that effect.
Thanks for reading
Lsilverlyn doesn't have an email and it looks like he has stopped writing. I got a half dozen paragraphs into chapter one and wanted to ask about
"A divorcee living in what she jokingly called "single mom row," a street where you would be hard pressed to find a single husband, she spent a night away often enough for us to speculate about her dating habits."
Isn't a husband married (not single) by definition?
Isn't a husband married (not single) by definition?
Yes, but speaking for the author I'll just invoke the Literary License Rule and point out that "single mom row" does not mean every mom on the row is single, only that a bunch (defined here as "most") are.
EDIT TO ADD: I'll just help the author out here by guessing he meant "to find a single" to mean "to find one single husband," as in one only.
But actually, you're right, anyway.
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Isn't a husband married (not single) by definition?
No, because in this case "a single X" means "one X." Like, "a river where you would be hard pressed to find a single fish."