Gregory
Patrick
11/04/2022
Jaiden –
Chapter 184
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"They've
done it again!" "Done what,
Jaiden?" "Peyton, Illinois executed a
man accused of killing another man under the presumption that it was
premeditated when it wasn't." "How
so?" Peyton, they were boyfriends, and
one was in the closet. An argument
ensued between the two about one being out of the closet and the other being
afraid to come out of it. The outed guy told
his boyfriend he would tell whomever he wanted that they were lovers and there
was nothing he could do about it. That
led to the boyfriend in the closet suddenly and viciously attacking his lover,
knocking him to the floor, and punching him three times in the face, killing
him. The strange thing is, he did not
deny loving his boyfriend, although he hit his lover's nose and shoved the
septum into his brain."
"I don't
understand how two people who love each other could get into a fight bad enough
to kill one or the other." "Me
either. The only thing that is plausible
in the case is that fear overrode the sensibilities of the guy who was in the
closet. In many ways, the father of the
young men in the closet was a lot like Dale's and Charley's dads before my mom
got to them; the poor guy must have been petrified of his dad; that is freaking
sad any way you look at it." "I agree,
but it happens all too often, and I don't see it getting any better with the
current political climate Trump created in this country. Why people can't love someone because they
deserve to be loved... damn."
"Dale walked
into the den when Peyton made his statement and asked what he was talking
about. Jaiden filled him in on the
conversation, and you could see the color drain out of his face and his legs go
somewhat limp; he had to sit down. When
Charley finally entered the den from the deck, he took one look at Dale and
knew something had terribly upset him.
"Dale, love,
what in the world is wrong; you are white as a sheet?" "Jaiden, please tell Charley what you told
me." Jaiden did as Dale asked, and they
then saw the color drain from Charley's face as he sat down and pulled Dale
into his arms. "Dale, I know why that bothers
you so badly, but we don't have to face that kind of fear anymore. Jaiden's mom took care of that for us, and
our dads love us unconditionally now, and they love our children the
same." "I know, Charley, but something
happening that very well could have happened to us still kicks me in the
stomach."
Jaiden spoke
up and said, "they executed the young man who killed his boyfriend. He stopped all appeals, wouldn't cooperate
with anyone who wanted to save his life, and, as he put it, he was going to
take his medicine."
"And nobody
tried to buck his wishes?" "No, Charley,
they didn't. Whether or not an appeal
would be heard on any court level, given the guy's wishes, would be an
arbitrary guess. The father of the young
man who was killed asked his son's boyfriend if he loved his son, and the
answer was, `Yes, I did.' The parents of
the guy who was killed traveled to the prison where the execution was to occur
to see the boy take his last breath, and then they couldn't sit in the death
chamber. At least the condemned guy
asked for and was granted a favor by his lover's father; he gave the father a
letter he had received from his dad and asked the gentleman to take it to his
mother. After the execution, the man
took the letter to the young man's mother and gave it to her as she was leaving
her husband and her home behind."
"She
traveled for some time before she stopped at a diner, pulled the letter from
her purse, and read it. She had accused
her husband of being unable to tell his son he loved him when he called home less
than an hour before his execution.
Needless to say, a big fight occurred between the mother and
father. When she read the letter her son
sent to her, she got back in the family truck and drove home where she found
her husband in the wheat field trying to commit suicide. It amazes me how Hashem used a charging wild
boar to stop the man from killing himself; amazing!"
"The man and
his wife reconciled when she realized how wrong she had been about her
husband. Still, the case was prosecuted
as a premeditated murder when it was a crime resulting from the extreme passion
of the moment. The state in my book
murdered that young man. It wasn't a
premeditated murder as claimed in court; the case, again, in my opinion, did
not meet the criteria to warrant the death penalty. At best, it was an unintentional homicide,
and the boy should have only been convicted of Homicide in the second
degree. That sentence would only entail
a sentence of up to twenty-five years with a chance of parole." "That case has you totally riled up, doesn't
it, Jaiden?"
"YOU THINK,
Charley!!! Two young men are dead because society and their families had a
shitty attitude about them being gay and couldn't accept them without
condemnation for who and what they were.
Do y'all realize how blessed we are to have the families we have, for being
the family we are?" "We all do, Jaiden,
but we can't stress about all the problems in society; we can't prevent them,
and we can't help everybody who needs help."
"I know,
Peyton, but if we don't stand up for those who can't or no longer will stand up
for themselves, who is going to do it?"
"You know the answer to that, love; we will one way or another." "You're damned straight we will!"
"I'll tell
you something else, Jaiden: I don't like
violence, but like Herschel Walker running for the US Senate said, I won't shy
away from violence when I need to stand up against bigotry and ignorance. And one more thing, God help anybody who
messes with our children or you because I won't be very nice to them. And the same goes for anybody messing with
Dale, Charley, and their children; it better not happen."
"Peyton, do
you think you could kill someone and have a clear conscience?" "Love, if they mess with any of the children
in this house or with you, Dale, or Charley, yes; I could kill them and have a
clear conscience, go to bed and sleep like a baby. Could I do it simply out of anger? No, I couldn't and wouldn't; but that doesn't
mean I won't break an arm, a leg, bust a shoulder, or dislocate a hip joint,
and I particularly enjoy popping an ankle or two when people get totally out of
line behaviorally." "Peyton, I love you,
but you can be downright mean when you want to be." True, but you have to do something really
heinous to get me that angry."
"Something
like Leon's dad did to him?"
"Exactly. I got so much enjoyment
when Richard put that turd's shoulder back in place, and he squealed like a pig
in the courtroom. When I saw the look on
Dad's face, it took all I had not to burst out laughing." "Yeah, I kind of noticed the smirk on your
face." "Babe, that wasn't a smirk; that
was a look of pain: I nearly bit a hole
in my lip to keep from laughing out loud."
"Sweetheart, you're crazy." "Yeah,
it's nice, isn't it?" "Geez, what are
our boys going to learn, and how are they going to use what they learn?" "That's what makes life interesting, and the
answer to that question is: we shall see."
Peyton started laughing when he gave Jaiden that answer.
Jaiden and
Peyton walked to the deck, their arms around each other. Jaiden remarked how much he enjoyed seeing
the children playing happily together and going at a healthy ninety miles per
hour. He also lamented how he wished he
still had that much energy. Dale looked
up and commented that went for the rest of the adults in the house.
Abraham
Dovid, the quiet, gentle boy of the brothers, ran onto the deck acting
incredibly excited asking, "DADDY, DADDY... can we have some ice cream?" Peyton started laughing and pointed to Jaiden
to tell him to answer his son. Jaiden
was also doing all he could not to start laughing. He looked at Abraham and said, "Son, are you
and your brothers ready to go inside?"
Abraham Dovid looked at his dad, smiled, and said, "Yes, sir, if we can
have some ice cream!" His answer to his
dad was a declaration that surprised all four adults sitting on the deck.
Charley was
stifling a laugh when he quipped to the adults that the children were growing
up and getting too smart too fast.
Jaiden and Peyton agreed, knowing full well that there was nothing they
could or would do to stifle their children's intelligence; after all, the
children get their intelligence honestly through their family bloodlines.
Peyton looked at Jaiden and said he thought he would call Jenny and tell her
what happened.
"Rabbi Rothstein's
residence." "Hello, Sis, this is your
brother, the doctor." "Which one; I have
two brothers who are doctors and a third brother about to become the fourth
doctor in the family?" The good-looking
brother who is a pediatrician." "Oh, hey
Richard, how are you?" "Real funny,
Jenny." "Well, you said the good-looking
brother who is a pediatrician, Peyton."
"OK, I fell into that one." "Yes,
you did, and it was a funny fall. What's
up?
"Your boys
are very smart, so at what age did they start trying to pull something on
you?" "Like what?" "Abraham Dovid, our most mannerly and passive
child ran onto the deck excited like something had happened and alarmed him and
asked Jaiden if the children could have some ice cream. Jaiden asked him if they were ready to go inside,
and Abraham said they were if they could have some ice cream." "Yes, Peyton, they did that at about the same
age as your children, so all I can say is get ready; life is about to get way
more interesting for you guys."
"Oh no, I
was afraid you would say that; I need life to stay on the duller side for just
a bit longer." "Too funny, Peyton. It isn't your choice as to when the children
grow up and learn how to play the two of you.
And between the two of us, your boys should be very adept at playing you
for all they can get." "Well, Sis, all I
can say is you taught me well; you played Dad, and I played Mom."
"Yeah, and
we are still good at doing that!" "So
true, Jenny. Well, the children are
coming in, so I better go and help Jaiden get the ice cream ready." "SUCKERRRRR!
I'll talk to you later in the week."
"I'll look forward to that, Jenny; maybe I'll have some more stories
about the boys."
"What did
Jenny have to say, Peyton?" "She said to
get ready that life is about to get extraordinarily interesting for us." "How so?"
"The boys are learning to play us for what they want, and she said that
as smart as they are, she thinks they are going to be very good at playing us
against each other." "I already figured
that, but we are going to have to get on the same playing field and figure out
what we will give into and what we won't.
The only question will be is how we are going to tell the boys no and
still maintain civility and quietness in the house."
"I know how
to do that, love." "How?" "Bribery; we give them something special
when they do something we want them to do when we tell or ask them to do it. That way, they'll get used to being rewarded
for being good and be less apt to play us for what they want." "You know, that's not a bad idea. Let's get with Dale and Charley and come up
with a plan on how we are going to accomplish that." "Good idea, Jaiden."
When the
children were bathed and put to bed, Jaiden asked Dale and Charley to meet
Peyton and him in the dining room. When
Dale got to the dining room, and no coffee was on the table, he told everybody to
hold on while he made a pot of coffee.
While he was at it, he popped a few peach knishes into the
microwave. Mouths started watering when
he got to the dining room with the pastries.
"OK, guys,
what's up?" Peyton said, "Dale, the
children have started plotting how to play us for what they want, and Jaiden
and I got played against each other by Abraham Dovid this afternoon." "How so, Peyton?" "Charley, Abraham came
running onto the deck, acting like he was very concerned about something, and
then immediately calmed down and asked Jaiden if they could have some ice
cream. So, Jaiden asked him if they were
ready to go inside, and Abraham said they were if they got some ice cream. The question is: how are we going to let them
have something they want once in a while just for the sake of them having it,
and how are we going to mastermind a plan for them to have to do something to
earn what they ask for?"
Charley
said, "that's easy, Peyton; just say no."
"If we do that, Charley, we won't have much peace in the house, and we
will have to listen to them whine."
"True, Peyton; why don't we draw up a list of responsibilities they can
accomplish, and if they complete their tasks successfully, they get something
special when they ask for it? If they
don't do what they are supposed to do, all we have to do is go to the list with
them and ask if they did their chores.
If they did, they get rewarded.
If they don't, they aren't rewarded, and we tell them why."
"I hate you,
Charley." "Why, Peyton." "Because your plan makes perfect sense, is
infinitely logical, and it will work. If
they start whining because they didn't get what they wanted, we remind them of
their chore list and go about our way and let them sulk by themselves." Jaiden asked Charley if he had once worked on
being a child psychologist, and Charley laughed and said, "no, I learned the
technique from my mom; that's what she did to me." "Well, it's a great idea, so let's do that;
deal everybody?" Everybody replied,
"deal!"
"Now I beg
the question: what do we do for the rest
of the night?" "I vote that we go to our
bedrooms, close and lock the doors, open the tops of the louvered windows, let
the moonlight in, and then add some lightning to the skyline?" "Charley, are you hinting that you are horny
and need some relief?" "I'm not hinting
at anything, Jaiden; I'm flat-out saying it just like I did at Wellstone." Dale gave Charley a glancing smirk that made
Charley say, "PLEASE, BABE?" "I'll have
to think about it and get back to you.
You could have asked me in private, so I wouldn't feel inhibited by
Jaiden and Peyton knowing what we were up to."
Charley had
a look of defeat on his face, and maybe a tear in one eye. Dale winked at Jaiden and Peyton when he said
what he did to Charley. There was no
doubt in anybody's mind that Dale was going to accommodate Charley's request;
no doubt whatsoever!
Charley
walked to Dale's and his bedroom, undressed, and climbed into bed – sulking the
whole time. Dale waited about thirty
minutes before Peyton said, "Dale, you better go `talk' to Charley so he won't
upset himself thinking he did or said something wrong." "Yeah, your probably right, but I am going to
let him sulk for a while, and then I am going to go into the bedroom and jump
his bones – while he is asleep." "Dude,
you're being mean." "Maybe a little, but
things will be more exciting when I wake him up playing with him – if you know
what I mean." "We know, and we intend to
do the same thing when we get to the bedroom."
"JAIDEN!!!" "Well, we've known
before, so what's different now?" "Babe,
you had to ask that question, didn't you?"
"Yep."
Peyton
started walking toward his and Jaiden's bedroom, dropping a piece of clothing
every few feet. Dale got so horny
watching Peyton that he literally flew up the stairs to be with Charley. Jaiden did the same following Peyton.
A few
minutes later, it wasn't hard to hear a few phrases like `ride'em
cowboy' and `hot damn, this is an awesome ride." An hour later, the guys were exhausted, and
in need of a cup of coffee, so Jaiden made a pot and took it upstairs, put some
on a tray for Dale and Charley along with the condiments they enjoyed, knocked
on their door, and let them know the coffee was there and took the rest to his
bedroom for Peyton and him.
He opened
the windows in the bedroom, and Peyton sat in his lap in front of them as the
cool air blew inside and across them.
Jaiden planted his nose in Peyton's hair and took in the scent that has
driven him mad since the day they met and moaned as he smelled his favorite
scent. Peyton fell asleep in Jaiden's
arms and snored ever so lightly – evidence that he was extremely tired after a
long day. Jaiden propped his feet up on
the hassock, closed his eyes, and joined Peyton in peaceful slumber.
The
following morning, Jenny called Peyton around 12 in the afternoon his time, 9
am her time. "So, little brother, what
did you guys decide to do when the children play y'all for what they want?" "A chore list, Jenny. They are going to know upfront what they have
to do every day to earn something special, and if they do it, we will give them
what they want – within reason; if they don't, they don't get what they want,
and we show them the chore board, so they will know why we said no."
"That's a
great idea; who came up with it?"
"Believe it or not, Charley. He
said that's what his mother did with him."
"She's a smart lady, Peyton, and I like the idea. It's a smart training tool for the children
to know the joy of earning what they get."
"Thanks, Sis; I'm glad you feel that way; I thought the same thing when
Charley proposed the idea." "Peyton, let
me know how it works; I may propose the idea to some moms at the
synagogue. Some of their children are
driving them nuts, and I think the idea will work for them."
"Well,
sleepy head, you finally decided to get up?"
"Yeah, I stayed in the bed too long, which has made me stiff." "What would you like to do today?" "Maybe go up to the national park and sit by
the waterfall and let the boys enjoy the mist, or maybe take them on a long
walk at the beach." "I vote for going to
the beach, at least there, I won't have to climb a hill, and we can enjoy a
leisurely walk." "You know we can have
problems if certain people see us holding hands."
"Peyton, if
anyone gives me any gruff today, they will regret it, and you will get to see
what I can do." "What do you mean by I
can see what you can do?" "Love, I'm
like mom; I don't talk about things people don't necessarily need to know. And I haven't shown you my championship
boxing trophies. I'm pretty good at
boxing, so I don't mind taking on someone – especially if I know I will
win." "Why didn't you tell me about that
before?" "As I said, Peyton, it wasn't
something I needed to say anything about until today." "What else do I not know about you?" "Well, you know I love you, but I wonder if
you know just how intensely I love you."
"I hope I do because you have been incredibly loving to me since we
met." "Then maybe you do know; I
certainly hope you do, because I'm not sure how to let you know the depths of
my love for you."
"Jaiden, I
have no doubt about that; to me, you are the most amazing person I have ever
met, and the glint I see in your eyes every day leaves no doubt in my
mind." "Really?" "Really, love, ask your mom, or ask my
mother; they'll tell you what they have seen and mentioned to me." "Peyton, you never told me our moms said
anything about how much they think I love you."
"Actually, I
have, and you blushed when I did.
Remember when you held me all night in the swing on the rear deck at
Mom's and Dad's place?" "Yes, why?" "Mom cried all day at the sight of you loving
me so much that you would do that all night."
"Wow, I didn't realize she cried all day."
"Well, she
did, and then you broke down in the kitchen, and she held you, rubbed your
back, and let you get things out of your system." "I didn't think about that day the way you
just mentioned it." "Jaiden, you have
done so many things to show me how intensely you love me and want to be with me
– it's sometimes hard for me to figure out how to show you that I love you just
as intensely." "Peyton, the glint you
mentioned that I have in my eyes for you, you have that same glint, and I see
it every day. I have never mentioned it
because I didn't want to take a chance that it might wane." "Babe, that ain't gonna happen – ever! Now, shut up and kiss me."
Jaiden
wrapped his arms around Peyton and gave him the kiss of the century. When he loosened his grip on Peyton, his eyes
were filled with emotion. Peyton laid
his head on Jaiden's chest for the longest before walking onto the deck with
him and sitting in the chaise lounge chair on Jaiden's lap. They stayed like that until the children
awoke and asked for breakfast.
After
breakfast, they piled into the van and headed to the beach at the lake. The wind was coming in rather briskly, and
the waves were large, like the ones in the Atlantic Ocean with strong winds
coming ashore. They got the children out
of the van, got their hands in their looped lead rope, and began a long trek
down the beach. It wasn't long before
they came to an outcropping set of rocks, and Peyton said, "you know, if it was
dark and someone was watching the children, I would lay you on your back and
show you just how much I love you."
Jaiden
looked at Peyton and smiled in a most interesting way; it was as if he was
saying, how about tonight, sweetheart?"
They let the children walk in front of them as they stole little kisses
here and there. Some people gave them a
bit of a stare, but they didn't say anything, and Peyton and Jaiden didn't care
what they thought – they were, always have been, and always would be in love,
no doubt about that fact.
"You know,
love, the seafood restaurant has a buffet today if you would like to take the
children there for lunch." "Babe, I
would like you to take me there for lunch today; I'm about to starve
already." "I wondered if you would be
since you didn't eat much breakfast."
"That's true, but I simply couldn't take my eyes off of you this
morning; last night was amazing."
"Yeah, it really was, and you were awesome." Peyton smiled, and they turned around and
started walking back toward the van.
On the way
back to the van, the children eyed the seafood restaurant and started begging
their dads to take them there for lunch. Peyton and Jaiden looked at each
other, with Jaiden saying, "What say we use this as a teaching moment." Peyton giggled and said it was a good idea,
so while they were sitting at their table in the restaurant, they talked to
their sons about earning special treats by doing some simple chores at home,
like spreading their beds up in the morning, making sure they put their clothes
in the clothes hamper in their bedroom, and putting their toys away every day
after they finished playing with them.
The children
ate shrimp, scallops, and clams like they hadn't had a meal in a year. Jaiden wondered out loud where the children
were putting all the food they were devouring, and Peyton said there was one
thing for sure: what's going in must come out at some point, and they would
have to help clean up the mess – pun intended.
Jaiden looked at Peyton and said, "my stomach is in an uproar; I think
I'll have to lie down when we get home."
Peyton looked at him and told him he wasn't getting out of helping wipe
the boy's butts that easily, and Jaiden pursed his lips as if to pout about
having to do that chore.
"Jaiden, if
the boys are going to have to earn the special things they want, don't you
think it fair that you have to do the same thing? Last night was a lot of fun, but I need help
to ensure I have enough energy to give you a special night like that again any
time soon." "Babe, that is mean." "No, it isn't; you help wipe their butts, and
I'll have more energy to let you play with mine."
"You know,
Peyton, my stomach suddenly started feeling really good." "I thought it would if the incentive was
right. You know, swapping off a weekend
with Dale and Charley watching the children so we can get a room at the Hilton
on the Bay overlooking the harbor's night lights and `exercise' to our heart's
content without any interruptions would be incredibly fun." "Peyton, you're right it would, but since we
are at the restaurant, you need to stop talking about a night like that." "Why, Jaiden?" "Because I am getting one huge hard-on, and I
don't want the boys or anybody else to see it and start asking questions I
don't want to and don't know how to politely explain."
"Awe,
Jaiden, that is easy to explain. You
tell the children that daddy's pee-pee is swollen and hurts. For anybody else, especially inquisitive
adults, you simply say, "I am sexually excited, and my dick is so hard it
hurts." "Peyton, you know I can't do
that; what would people think?" "I don't
know, love; let's find out."
"What?" "Let's find out!"
Peyton
whipped his cell phone out, called Charley, and said, "Hey bro, when we get
home, take a good look at Jaiden. I've
been talking to him about swapping out a couple of weekends watching the
children and going to the Hilton on the Bay for a night of extremely amorous
exercise, and his dick is so swollen and pronounced that he is having trouble
hiding it; he's afraid the boys will see it or that someone will make a comment
about it." "Peyton, hand your phone to
Jaiden and watch his face."
Peyton
handed his phone to Jaiden and said Charley wanted to talk to him for a second.
"Hey,
Jaiden, I hear you're having a problem with a severely swollen and pronounced
hard dick; what's up?" "Damn you,
Charley, I am going to pay you back for that."
"What are you going to do, give Dale and me a weekend at the Hilton on
the Bay and take out clothes again, so we have to stay in our room and have
raucous sex. Damn, that sounds really
good right now. It's making my dick
swell to epic proportions; we'll have to compare our dicks when you and Peyton
get home. Just thinking about a weekend
in the Hilton butt-bouncing had got me so erect and swollen it is starting to
hurt. Are you hurting too?"
Jaiden
handed Peyton's phone back to him and said, "Babe, you are going to pay for
that, and that's a promise. Get ready
for some loving, long-lasting butt-bumping tonight."
Nathan
Robert looked at his dad and asked, "Daddy, what is butt bumping?" Peyton started laughing so hard, he fell out
of his chair. Jaiden wrapped his coat
around his arm, held it in front of him, and tried his best to help get the
children cleaned up and into the van. He
truly wanted to get home as fast as he could.
And wouldn't
you know it, on the way out of the restaurant, he and Peyton saw Jay and Dan
entering the restaurant with Pete Gray and his wife. Dan noticed Jaiden trying to hide an
obviously huge erection and didn't miss the chance as he said, "What's wrong,
Jaiden, is your dick trying to jump out of your pants." Pete and his wife died laughing as Jaiden
turned seven shades of red, and ran to the van leaving Peyton to get the
children into the van to go home. Peyton
shook his head, laughing as he muttered to himself, "Damn, I'm going to be in
so much trouble when we get home, but this was so funny it's going to be worth
the butt chewing I am going to get."
When Peyton
got into the van, Jaiden looked at him and told him that if he thought he was
going to get a butt chewing when they got home, he was right; however, that was
going to be the least of Peyton's worries.
Jaiden was planning to do some serious butt-bumping after which Peyton
was going to have to explain to Nathan Robert what butt-bumping is.
What Dale
and Charley wouldn't give to be a fly on the wall of their bedroom!