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A Stepbrother's Desire - Josh and Tyson 31
"Don't move," Ty said. "Leave it in, please," he hissed. The house was dark. The wind blew outside his window. I couldn't move. Mine and Ty's bodies were covered in perspiration. We lay there in his bed, spooning, my cock still hard from the best fuck ever. His cum towel was drenched and I knew his insides were full of my cum and his juices. I felt like I was plugged into a soaking wet vacuum.
"Babe, I'm coming out. Hold on," and I slowly pulled my slick dick from his hole and some of those juices came out with it. I grabbed his towel and wiped up to ensure no DNA evidence was left behind. We had enjoyed a quiet Friday night at home with the parents and while we were playing "happy family" Ty and I were building to this. It had been several days for both of us. While we both enjoyed our share of porn scenes on our laptops, we had agreed to save up the "loads" the best we could, for each other. This had worked but it put our senses on high overdrive when we got together.
"What's the plan for Saturday?" I asked.
"Going to Ricky's in the afternoon and I'm taking him out to eat after we practice. We've never "gone out" before and his mom said he would love it. They just have a little diner in town so we're going "step out" so to speak," he said. "You don't mind do you? Were thinking of doing anything?" he asked.
"Well, I had mentioned something to Ginny yesterday and the more I think about it, the more I would like to do it."
"Well go ahead. I know she loves hanging out with you."
"This is a bit different. She and LISA and I are going out."
"Lord have mercy you have got to be kidding!" Ty said with a giggle.
"It's something different and everyone seems starved for something to do since the holidays," I said. "It could be very fun. She and Lisa get along pretty well now. I'm going to do it," I said, definitely.
"Where's Bryce?" asked Ty.
"They are away this weekend with his sister. Short visit to the medical center. He would have loved this, maybe a "double date," I said.
"Hey, you be careful out there, it is no-man's-land. We don't know people out there, Ty."
"It's ok. Most everyone out there is related to the Rose's so I don't think it will be a problem."
"You text me if there's any funny business. You are a "whitey" compared to most people out there and,"
"Stop Josh. It will be ok. It's just hamburgers at a local diner. Not going to any wild parties," he said.
"I got it," I said. "Just looking after my babe," I said, and I kissed his ear. He rolled over to face me and kissed me. We wrapped our arms around each other and I could feel the sweat cooling from our bodies.
"It's supposed to snow Sunday night so next week might be messy," Ty whispered.
"They always call for it then it doesn't happen," I replied.
"I think they might be close this time. The weather report looks bad Sunday. That's why I need to get out there and practice with him. His piano is terrible, ugh."
"Wait, this is like our first snow? Think of lying around like this all day with the parents at work and it's just cold and snowing out. Could be romantic," I said. He nodded and hummed an agreement. I liked the shorter version of his long blond hair. It was just long past his ear and tucked behind his ear lobes and Bill said that it passed. I pushed the stray strands away from his face and we made out for a bit longer.
"Snowballs!" I said with excitement.
"Don't even think about it, mister," and his voice trailed off. Our bodies wanted sleep.
I was up and out of Ty's room early Saturday morning at 6 am and was asleep back in my bed, the only difference was my bed was cold! I was going to have him in here more often if this is how the cold weather was going to affect our "bed exchange" plan. Mom was stirring around at 8 and I got up and went downstairs. Ty came down shortly as well as Bill. We ended up having cereal and hot chocolate for breakfast. The weekend schedule was reviewed. Mom was happy that Ginny and I were going out tonight. Ginny was going to wear the sweater I gave her for Christmas. I was going to wear my snazzy new coat. I kept the other element of the evening a secret because it was going to be too funny.
Ty and I ran some errands with Bill while Mom was working on a charity project. She had become the chief communicator for the group. She was crisp and wrote brilliantly and she had "paid her dues," as she put it so she was in leadership now. I think it was a bunch of work but she loved it and they loved her. We had sandwiches at a downtown diner and returned home with meats and vegetables from the farmer's market, and the dry cleaning for the week. Bill and I had gotten hair cuts, well, mine was just a trim. Keeping my super hot haircut required some maintenance. It was easier when it was bushy!
Ty took off to Ricky's and mom asked him to be back early. She didn't want him out there late. Ginny showed up at 6 pm on the dot. I didn't mind driving out to pick her up but she preferred to drive into the city since we were going into Midtown.
"Mom, Ginny's here," I shouted back to the kitchen. Mom came through the swinging door and into the foyer.
"Hey Ginny! You look great. That sweater really fits you!" mom chimed.
"Thanks, Mrs. Breck. I figured you might have helped Josh pick it out. It was really nice."
"Well, you know how boys are. They need their moms when it comes to Christmas presents," mom said, giving a little giggle. I knew she was loving this kind of thing.
"Come on back," mom invited and we went back to the kitchen. She had made sliced ham and green beans for her and Bill. There was a bottle of wine on the island.
"That looks good, Josh. Maybe we should just stay here!" Ginny said.
"Uh, I don't think so," I said.
"So Ginny, what does your semester look like? It's your last semester, are you excited?" asked mom, being mom.
"Oh, it will not be an easy one. The courses are not hard but the assignments are many. Such is my life," Ginny said, with a sigh. Then the doorbell rang.
"Who could that be?" asked mom, rushing back to the foyer.
"Well, Lisa! What a surprise!" I heard mom exclaim. Ginny and I cracked up because we knew it truly was a surprise.
She led Lisa through the door and into the kitchen.
"Josh, looks like you have more company," said mom. "And she is dressed to kill!" mom said, checking out Lisa's outfit.
"Wow, Lees, you look amazing!" I said. And honestly, she did. Black jeans and a bright red sweater. Ginny and I looked at each other approvingly.
"Ladies, are you ready for a night out on the town?" I said, like a stud.
"Josh," mom uttered.
"Sorry mom, I can't shake them all off so I'm being more "inCLUsive," I said with some flair.
"Uh, well, uh," mom stuttered and we all just broke out laughing. "Oh, and mom, Bill gave me permission to take the Benz since you wouldn't be needing it. Ok?" I said, leading Ginny and Lisa out the back door.
"Wha, well, uh, ok," mom mumbled again, with raised eyebrows.
When we got into the car, it was cold.
"Turn the heat on Josh," barked Lisa. "It's cold!"
"It shouldn't be with that heavy coat you're wearing," I said, looking at her in the rearview mirror.
"This is a nice car!" she said. "It's comfy in the backseat," Lisa remarked.
"Like Driving Miss Daisy!" exclaimed Ginny, which was really funny.
"Drive!" barked Lisa sounding like the lady from the Devil Wears Prada.
We eased into downtown and had a good dinner at the Thai place Ty and I like so much. We had a super fun time and we ran into some peeps from school who were impressed to see us all out. We ended up at a party down in the historic district which was ok. It was cool being out but the crowd didn't impress. I wished Ty was here because he knew how to work a crowd so much better than me.
The guy I met at Lisa's new years party was there and he cornered me in the kitchen.
"Hey Josh," said Brett. "You're looking super cool tonight. Where's Ty and Tristan?" he asked
"Thanks man. They are out doing other things tonight. How've you been?" I asked. I felt awkward because he was a really cute guy and I didn't have a boyfriend on my arm but I remembered what Tristan had told me. This one was a blood sucker and would not keep my secrets if things didn't go his way.
"I'm still getting settled into school. It's a lot different than St. Mary's. I didn't like it there," he said. I didn't know where that was. Ginny came over and handed me a beer.
"Thought you could use one," she said laughing.
"Yep, thanks. Ginny, this is Brett," I said, making the introduction.
"Nice to meet you Brett. I saw you in one of my classes," she said.
"AP English, I think," said Brett.
"Right. Well, have a good evening. Sorry I have to drag Josh away," she said smiling, and tugging my arm.
"See ya around," I said, coolly. "I hope I haven't given him wrong signals," I said to Ginny. "He seems to corner me at parties."
"He doesn't know about you and Ty so he thinks you're a free agent," she said.
"Same thing Ty said!"
After the party, we returned home in time for curfews. The air was very still and cold. I gave Ginny and Lisa both goodnight kisses and they headed on their way. Despite what anyone would have thought, I had great fun with the two of them. I am positive Lisa was thrilled to have been included in the evening. The fact is, you can waste a lot of time looking for the love of your life when all you really need are some good friends to have fun with. Some would say that's easy for me to say since I live with the love of my life. Hmmm.
I met the parents after parking the car in the garage. They like to be sure we get home safe and that we're not drunk or something. Two beers didn't have much effect on me these days. I went upstairs and found Ty sitting in the den watching tv, messing on his laptop and texting. He is such a multitasker!
"So how was the night out?" he asked.
"It was really fun. We ended up at a party out at a guy called Maverick's. I think he's kind of a party animal. I really could have used you there, babe," I said. "I'm such a fish out of water when you're not around," I said.
"Oh wow, Josh, you're not but it's the sweetest thing to be told that," he said with a smile.
"Ricky's was full of drama. I should have known it would be but hoped it wouldn't be," he said.
"Why, what happened?"
"Well, Ricky is great. He is ready, We don't need to practice anymore. It's time to put it on stage. That's the good news."
"And you did that, Ty. You made a huge difference."
"And I don't want everyone going around saying "oh thanks to Ty" and all that. Ricky did the work. He could have run me off anytime he wanted. He did all the heavy lifting," Ty emphasized.
"Of course, babe. I get that. It took a team, starting with Jordan thinking he needed some help and asking you and so on. No one on a football team wins a game. It takes everybody," I said, understanding his point.
"Exactly! So I met Ricky's cousins and let me tell you, what a bunch of assholes," he snapped. "The first one is named Xavier and he thinks he's the boss around there. He has a stooge named Devon. Why do bully assholes always have a stooge?" Ty asked.
"You know why. Their pitiful egos need a moon orbiting around them." Ty nodded in agreement. "What happened with them?" I asked, feeling some anxiety building up.
"Well we went to the little diner and it was cute. A little old-fashioned and the best hamburgers you have ever eaten!"
"Better than the Grill at the club?" I asked.
"Oh my God. I almost came in my pants!" Ty said.
Laughing, I said, "I can help you with that in just a few minutes," and he laughed in response.
"So, they came in because it's like the "happening" place to be since there is nowhere else to go. They spotted Ricky as soon as they came in. Xavier shouted across the place, "Hey Little Dicky Ricky!" Oh my God, I almost flipped, I was so appalled!" and Ty stopped to calm down. My heart was racing. I knew Ty would not keep his mouth shut.
"Ricky shouted back, "mine's bigger than yours! I know because I saw you in the shower, remember?" and people broke out laughing. They came over to the table and addressed him more privately. They said, "I see you have your white boyfriend with you tonight. Y'all gonna be snuggling later?" Ricky squinted his eyes and told them to shut up.
Zavier looked at Ricky seriously and said, "Don't ever embarrass me in public again, Ricky. I'm not putting up with your bullshit," he said sternly. Ricky replied, "you started it. I'm just eating. Now get away from my table and leave us alone!" Then Xavier looked at me and said, "nothing to say, pretty boy?"
That made my blood boil. I was ready to make a quick drive out to the country. Ty continued, "then I said hey we're just here eating which I believe JORDAN would so approve of. If you want to start something, I can give him a call so he can come out to see how he can help. They didn't like it but they wandered back out the door and to their car. They are really scary, Josh. I won't pry but I bet anything they had something to do with Ricky falling off that cliff. I know it," Ty said.
"Well, best to leave them alone, Ty. I suspected there were some bitches hanging around out there on a Saturday night. I know those communities. I'm glad you stood up to them but I wish you hadn't. Dropping Jordan's name was probably the right thing to do," I said, "as long as they don't go back and mess with Ricky more."
"No, he said they wouldn't come around his house. They were afraid of his mother. Hey Josh, you're tapping your foot. Are you upset?" Ty asked.
"A little, but not at you! Anytime punks step into your space, Ty, I get a little anxious. You know. But I'm ok, especially since you're ok. Did you tell the parents?"
"Yes, I told them about it. Mom said she wants to come to the talent show. She said it will be fun but I think she wants to make sure we're ok," Ty said.
"I will probably go too. I mean, it was my idea, after all!"
"Ok, that's cool. Ricky will blow completely up when he finds out!" Ty said.
"Hey," I said, easing closer to him, "about that cum in your pants thing," and I felt between his legs.
"Fuck no! I don't want a wad shot in my underwear! Come see me tonight, babe. We'll shoot together," he said with a flirty voice.
Remembering how it felt climbing into my cold bed this morning, I said, "you come see me, babe. It's your turn," I said with a silly grin. He looked at me suspiciously but I didn't say anything more. A scary movie popped up on Netflix so Ty selected it for us to watch, and we relaxed under an afghan blanket. I told him to shut that Instagram down. His followers could catch up with him tomorrow! And he did come to my room and I loved waking up in a warm bed. I heard him groan when he climbed into his and I had to laugh to myself.
Sunday evening the big surprise came when it started to snow. Accumulation was expected at 5 inches.
"Wow, five inches is bigger than your cock," I said to Ty, playing off the sarcasm. Appearing in shock, he lunged at me and toppled me over on the sofa. We made a bit of noise and Bill stuck his head in the room.
"You all are going to mess up the room and I'm not footing the bill for repairs," he said. "Don't take any crap off him, Ty," he said.
"But it was Ty who lunged at me!" I barked as he headed down the steps.
"Sure it was, Josh. I'm sure it was," he repeated, not stopping on the way down.
"Hahaha," laughed Ty. "You're not the favorite son anymore. I have absconded with the role," he joked.
"You're gonna get it," I said to him, kissing him on the lips. "Do you think they are more suspicious when we're quiet or when we're noisy?" I asked.
"Probably all the time," Ty said, giggling.
"That's not funny," I said.
"Oh come on Josh. Would you relax? Our framework is in place. Our strategy is effective. What are you fretting about? They have nothing on us. Nothing!" he said and he put his head in my lap. The blinds were open and you could see the snow falling in waves. Looks like no school tomorrow. What a relief!
The school text flashed our phones. School was canceled on Monday so we stayed up late, hanging out, watching the snow drop in waves through the window. The parents told us good night and we took that as our queue. They would drive to work together tomorrow as the office would not close. Besides, Bill's Range Rover had All Wheel Drive.
I led Ty to his room and we started our ritual of kissing and undressing. I led him to his bed and eased him back onto the edge. Kneeling on the floor, I raised his legs and gave his sweet ass a tongue bath like he had never had. Smothering my face in his ass cheeks was the greatest thing. I licked and probed his hole with my tongue, easing a finger in and out. He handed me the lube and told me to get him ready and so I did. Pushing him back just a bit further I laid down on him and fucked him, face to face, mouth to mouth. He rested his hands on the back of my head, keeping my face close to his. It was almost a silent event other than some gasps. I don't know, this was one of those, where it wasn't really about getting off. I think the snow was making us both feel romantic. Something about it being so cold outside and so warm inside made me want to be so close to him.
And then that damn phone alarm went off at 5:30 and I had to make the deliberate trek back to my room and my cold bed.
I awoke to the smell of sausage. I thought it was strange because Mom should have gone to work. I climbed out of bed and put on a sweatshirt and went downstairs. I hadn't looked outside until I got to the kitchen. Oh my God, did it snow! The backyard looked like a wintery scene from a movie. Everything was covered. It was white and bright. It was amazing.
"Morning hon," said Mom. "Isn't it glorious?" she said, peering over her cup of coffee.
"It looks amazing. Why aren't you at work? I thought you had to go in."
"I called and told them I wouldn't be there. Most of the team has called in and everyone is working online so I'm setting up shop in the study today. I hope that doesn't mess up your day," she said with a snicker.
"Just some tv, I think. But it's cool that you're home. Bill went in?"
"Oh yes, no keeping him from the office," she said. "I think he was looking forward to roughing it" in the snow anyway. Boys and their toys and all that," she said.
I made some sausage and scrambled some eggs," she said pointing to the stove.
"Awesome because I'm hungry.
"Always are," she said. Ty trooped down after smelling the breakfast too.
"Hey everybody," he groaned, not being a morning person. "Wow!" he said, looking out the back door. "It's gorgeous! I have to take a picture!" and he went back upstairs to get his phone.
After breakfast, we took our showers. Surprised by mom being home, I hadn't considered whether we smelled from the night before. I mean, I have come to realize that sometimes you smell stronger to other people than you do yourself and sex has a smell. Ty's pheromones or whatever they are get all over me especially when I fuck him. He puts out a strong smell which I have come to love.
Throwing a comfortable sweater and sweatpants, I went back downstairs to watch some tv. Ty came down dressed similarly and dropped in the wing chair recliner. An hour later, Tristan was at our door. His dad had dropped him off so he didn't have to stay home alone. The chatter began and soon we were back upstairs listening to the love-making adventures of him and Jack. Ok, so I got a little turned on by it but also a tid bit jealous. That's not a bad thing, it's just I want them all but know I can't have them. And to tell the truth, I think a sexual experience with Jack would be amazing as well. He's really good looking and he has a nice dick. I bet he brings some heat if he's figured out what being the "top" is really about. He and I needed to converse soon. Enough time has gone by that we should be able to talk about these things brother to brother.
We were laughing and talking and it was around lunch when my phone buzzed. I looked and the message read: <the eagle has landed. Don't cum outside without protective gear!>
I looked at Ty and Tristan and told them to get shoes on and what not. Something was going on. We ran to Ty's bedroom to look out at the front and Jack's volkswagen was parked out on the curb, in the snow. We didn't see him. We looked at each other wondering what was going on.
"He didn't tell me he was coming out, honest!" said Tristan. Get your things on. I put on my old boots, grabbed the old heavy coat from my closet and my gloves. I descended the stairs and opened the front door expecting to see Jack but I didn't. Oh he was up to no good, I could tell. I eased out on the porch and that's when a snowball zinged by my head.
"I thought so! I knew it!" I yelled, watching him run through the yard to the neighbor's house to our left. I grabbed up a wad of snow and formed a quick ball and launched it right into his back. He took cover behind a large oak tree.
"Give up Josh. You don't have a chance!"
"You give up! I'm not the one hiding behind some tree!" and then I felt a thud against my back. A snowball had found its way to my backside. I turned and before I could say anything another snowball pelted my chest hard. It was Jason, who had been hanging back in the other yard. I was ambushed! Before I could gather up another snowball, Ty had slipped out the door and aimed one at Jason who ducked and it flew by his head.
"Good try Ty!" I shouted and as Jason stood back up and laughed at Ty's attempt, another snowball clapped the side of his head and burst into bits of snow. Ty screamed with laughter. Tristan had slipped down the driveway alongside the house and had gone unnoticed by Jason. Jason, being dumbfounded by Tristan's surprise attack, did not see Ty gather up another mound of snow which pelted his upper leg.
"Hey wait a minute!" Jason shouted. "This is getting out of hand!"
I turned to see Jack peeking from behind the tree.
"Tristan! Babe! You fighting for the wrong team. Team Josh is not your homefront anymore!" he yelled.
"It is when you pull a surprise attack like this!" Tristan yelled back.
Jason attempted to throw a snowball at Tristan, which missed him because he slipped behind a light pole. I decided to make my final attack. I lunged for the tree and ran around the backside to catch Jack who tried to run from me. I grabbed his jacket and pulled him down into the snow. He was laughing so hard he could barely fight. Tristan kept Jason at bay while Ty came over with a snowball in hand. He looked like he was going to drop it directly on Jack's face. Instead he bent forward and pushed into his face to prevent injuring him.
"Score for Team Josh!" I hailed. Jason came running and grabbed me and pulled me down into the snow. Tristan rushed over to stand with Ty, looking down on us, piled into a snow heap.
"Pathetic!" said Ty.
"Such a damn mess!" replied Tristan, in mutual observation.
Ty and Tristan pulled us up because we were laughing so hard we could hardly get traction. We walked back to the back of the house and entered the kitchen.
"Stop right there!" mom yelled out from the kitchen island. "All of you, get over to the screen porch and get those clothes and shoes off! I don't want anything tracked onto this floor!" and she wasn't kidding. We pulled off all the snow laden coats and shoes until we were down to regular clothes and came into the family room where the fire was warm. It took us all a minute to warm back up. Mom was standing in the doorway.
"What is going on here?" she asked.
"Mom, you remember Jack Trent. The other guy, the TROUBLE MAKER, is Jason Perrow."
He walked over to shake her hand.
"Dr. Perrow's son?" she asked.
"Yes ma'am, it's a pleasure to meet you and you have my sympathies," he said. She smiled at this and appreciated we had a banter.
"You the one that needs sympathy!" I remarked.
"Jason, your father was a real blessing to us. How is he doing?"
"I hear that a lot, ma'am. He's good but he's been at the hospital since yesterday because of the snow. They get a lot of cases in bad weather," he offered.
"I bet they do. So how did you fair out in the Park Avenue snow battle?" she asked.
"Well it was a good strategy until we learned that Tristan is a turncoat! We thought he would be the "Trojan Horse!" and I had to crack up. Ty looked on in shock. Jack sneered, "yeah!" Tristan remained still with his hand on his hip, giving Jason a squinted look. Mom laughed at this.
Ty, why don't you help me get some water boiled and we'll make some hot chocolate. We all sauntered into the kitchen thinking that was a great idea. Mom pulled out a loaf of bread and some cheese and told me to start slicing. She thought that grilled cheese sandwiches would hit the spot and I couldn't have agreed more!
"We didn't mean to impose on you, Mrs. Breck," said Jack.
"No imposition. It is great having a house full of boys. You all make yourself at home and we're going to have grilled cheese and we have several kinds of chips." Everyone looked in approval.
"Hey guys, watch this!" and I pulled out my phone and typed in Ginny's number. . Mom laughed when I read the message out loud. Within a minute my phone buzzed and it was a Facetime. It was Ginny.
"Josh you better not be stalking me in my yard!" she snapped. "One snowball and I will ruin you!" she barked.
"I like the way she thinks," said Ty and Tristan said, "agreed!"
"Haha, just here in my kitchen. Did I give you a scare?" I asked.
"A heart attack," she said. Then her mom appeared in the screen, with her bleached blond hair, spiked upwards, "Josh, honey," she said in her posh drawl, "I'm heading out to the office and I better not see a single snowball. You hear me?" and everyone cracked up. "I'm a powerful lady and I can kill with a word!"she said, smiling at me.
"And I like the way SHE thinks," mom said with a laugh.
"Yes ma'am. Just here in my kitchen. No threat present," I said and I aimed my phone around the room. She caught sight of mom.
"Hey there, Karen. You staying in today?"
"Yes Elizabeth. And with this crowd, it was probably providential," she said.
"Agreed, but if you get tired of them, send them here. I have a few chores they would be suitable for. Nothing like a bunch of boys hanging around, is it?" she asked.
"Nope, it's really nice they are all here together. How've you been?" mom asked.
"Just fine but working all the time. Hoping I can get a bite to eat on my way into the city," she said.
"I think I'm going to make a pot of chilli Friday. Why don't you all come into town and have dinner with us? Nothing fancy but great for this weather."
"Oh that would be marvelous," said Mrs. Tatum. "7 ok?"
"Perfect," said mom. Ty looked at me with a funny look. Looks like a date night with the Tatums. The phone went blank and we all hiked upstairs since the cheese had been sliced and the bread was buttered. Mom would call us when lunch was ready.
Tristan and Jack slipped into Ty's room for a few minutes. I knew they were getting in some kissing time. I know how that feels. Jason started to go in behind them but I stopped him.
"Privacy moment, Jason," I suggested.
"OH! Got it, thanks!" and I led him to our den. He was impressed.
"Not exactly a man cave but it's better than nothing," he said. "At least you have some privacy and I guess, given your situation, I guess you need it," he said with a blank look.
"Meaning?" I asked.
"Come on Josh. Since you have enlightened me, I think I know what's going on here. Man, it's not a problem for me. Seems you guys get hitched to boyfriends more easily than us straight guys. Ok?" he said.
"You think what, Ty and me?"
"Am I wrong?" he asked.
"No, Jason you're not wrong. I guess it's getting harder to keep secret. The inner circle seems to be growing," I said. Ty walked in.
"Sorry, did I interrupt?" he asked, freezing in the doorway.
"Not really. Jason is just telling me that he thinks you and I being together is cool. Is that what you're saying, Jason?"
"Yep. It's a funny situation but that's on you two. I can see why you like each other so much. I can't imagine what it would be like living with the person you're dating. Is it weird?" Ty was looking like a deer in the headlights.
"You're not gonna bust us are you?" asked Ty.
"Nope. I'm becoming a good secret keeper. No need to burn everyone up. We're all friends, right?" Jason replied. Ty sighed with relief.
"Have a seat Jason. We'll put on Netflix and it's not weird. It just takes a lot of effort." Tristand and Jack bounded into the room and we piled up on the furniture and had a really cool afternoon with grilled cheese sandwiches and a sci-fi movie.
A little wintry fun. A boys day out. Remember those days?