Could you handle living forever, knowing you would watch your friends grow old and die?<br><br>These are questions newly minted Doctor Marco Sartori d’Argenzio must face when he and his partner Danilo Rosati celebrate Marco’s completed residency and Danilo’s most recent PhD with a vacation at Marco’s father’s home in the Duchy of Aragoni. There Marco learns about his family’s legacy: his father is more than two thousand years old, and he can expect to live just as long.<br><br>Marco inherits his uncle’s title amidst adventure and danger, but it breaks his heart to realize that he’ll live only to see the man he’s loved for a decade grow old and die. However, there is hope: Danilo is studying the unique DNA of Marco’s family in hops of discovering the secret -- because Danilo has no intention of leaving Marco alone for what could be forever.

The Path to Forever

“In addition,” Henry said, “he’s given concerts all over the place, including Church of the Advent and Trinity Church here in Boston. I think he spent last summer in the UK performing in several cathedrals and other venues.”


“We can give you a CD,” William said, “and he has a website with a lot of information.”


“His partner, Noah Webster,” Henry said, “is a bass/baritone, and was among the finalists in last year’s Metropolitan Opera auditions.”


“Thanks, guys,” Marco said. “If I can take a CD home with me along with the other information, I’ll pass it along.”


When we arrived at the clinic the next afternoon, there was a middle-aged lady in the reception area. She was tall, quite slim for a woman her age, and had steel-gray hair. “Hello, squirt,” she said the minute she spotted us.


“Hiya, Gert,” Marco said. “It’s good to see you, too. I hear you’ve given up terrorizing interns and retired.”


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