Not quite this story line, but definitely on the healing, learning arc, may I recommend Lish McBride's "A little too familiar"?
Also on the "that's not what an alpha is" arc: Charlie Adhara's "Pack of Lies"

It probably helped a lot that after 2 years, I was allowed to kind of make up my own cursive, sort of, without being penalized for it. For capital letters I found annoying, I just replaced them with the easier print letters, so I have a weird mix of print & cursive when I write by hand :D

print letters, but that has never been the case for me. I guess a whole lot of it is just digital now, but I never did get the same kind of release & mind quiet when I write by hand vs digital when I organize thoughts & feelings. Again, likely due to my own years of cursive lessons. However...

Likely due to my own schooling, but for me writing in cursive equates to the ability of writing by hand. Does everybody else just use print letters when making shopping lists, organizing thoughts, learning, planning, etc? I can imagine that with enough practice one can write fast enough even with

Not an expert, but I believe this is the descent into Limbo & the resurrection of the dead. Looks like Adam, Eve & John the Baptist. After crucifixion & before re-aliving himself, Jesus beats the devil and brings the dead back to life. Part of the midnight Easter sermon.

Will there be another signing round today? If yes, when & where?