I think our Ineffable Husbands are correct in their assessment of the situation. Their love has attracted others, which spreads the love further. One of the prime directives, as it were, of the Almighty is to love one another, so it makes sense.

Looks like our Ineffable Husbands are enjoying the (enforced) holiday. I'm a bit surprised that the demons aren't more uncomfortable around Aziraphale, although I suppose if they figured Crowley is all right with him, they can be as well.

Oh my! It looks like the war is hitting closer to home now, with rogue angels going amok and humans dying as collateral damage. I'm sure the Almighty will have a thing or two to say about this.

"Pet panthers", LOL! I like the analogy. It's nice to see that our Ineffable Husbands are still keen on their future plans. The village just isn't going to be the same without these two around.

Oops. I think Aziraphale messed up big time with this one. He probably should've asked first.

This is quite the development, a young human witch with a Celestial weapon. Interesting times indeed!

Nice mention of Animal Crossing! I played New Leaf for years and I'm hoping to play New Horizons.

So the shoe has dropped and the Powers that Be are finally understanding what's really going on. This is going to get interesting for all parties involved, for sure! Someone must have remembered the old saying 'As you harm none, love as you will'.

What an interesting witch's familiar, I must say. I sense no end of mischief in this.

I'm also intrigued by Crowley's plans to make Tadfield a better place for Adam. It's certainly unlike a demon to do so but then again, Crowley is no ordinary demon and he's been - shall we say - influenced by a certain angel.

Oh, boy, our two heroes certainly have big plans for messing with both sides, don't they? Then again, it's to be expected since they've both been on their "own side" for some time. It'd be interesting to see the reaction to when the angels finally figure out just how Crowley released Aziraphale from the stone.

At tempted as I am to read this through in one sitting, there's not hours enough in the day. Your adventures of Crowley and Aziraphale and company are riveting, and I look forward to seeing this through to the end.

They will pay for Crowley's Mona Lisa! And the plants!

Thank you for being so prolific at writing this guilty pleasure.

Lol I’m loving Janet and Georgia more and more!