Jaiden Chapter 188
Gregory Patrick
03/02/2023
Jaiden – Chapter 188
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Greg Patrick
Charlie was sitting in the den when Jaiden walked in from work. Charley, being Charley, said, "Hey, Bro, you look like you've lost a little weight." "I have, and it was a little bit of weight." "How'd you do it?" "That's the easy part; I froze my ass off today, going between buildings on the hospital grounds." "Ya know, Jaiden, one day you will wise up and use the tunnel hallways from your building." "Wise up, Charley! Are you kidding me; the heat is all but non-existent. Those tunnels are 45 feet below ground. So at least outside, the sun is warming you up a little. Besides, I love seeing and hearing the winter birds up here. The ducks have started flying south, so I know beautiful spring weather is just around the corner."
"Yeah, I am looking forward to spring as well. I love the smell of freshly mown grass, and the magnolias and the tea olive trees will bloom soon. Outside, you couldn't smell a fart when those trees bloom if you tried." "Charley!" "Hey bro, I checked, and the children aren't home yet, so what I said was OK. If the children had been home, I might have said, The air is filled with the smell of fresh flower blooms without a stench of acrid smelling methane gasses – human or otherwise." "Dang, Charlie, you definitely make life interesting. It wouldn't be near as much fun coming home without you here when I arrive." "I try my best, Jaiden; I truly do!" "Believe me, Charley, that is evident daily, and it helps to make a fun home, especially when the children figure out what you are alluding to." "Yeah, they are soooo cute, aren't they?" "In more ways than one, bro."
"Dale and I got a huge bonus today that we didn't expect and a very nice letter of commendation from the CEO and COO of our company. Apparently, we did something right and made some long-established clients very happy on a project we headed up." "How much did Dale and you receive?" "$20,000.00 each. We will give our staff a good chunk of that because we might not have done so well without them." "It's nice that you and Dale recognize that fact, plus they can probably use the bonus as well. When are you going to tell your office staff?" "We have a staff meeting tomorrow morning, and Dale will tell them then and give them a check. "Make it a good amount, don't shortchange'em."
"Oh, we won't. We will give them a check for $150.00 each and give them a little time to sulk, and then Dale will say they don't look satisfied with their bonus. That's when the fun begins; we'll give them a second check for $1850.00 and a half-day off. "You do realize tomorrow night is prime rib night at the Country Club, don't you?" "I forgot about that. So what if everybody meets there for dinner, and we'll take the ladies and their families and treat them to a night of fine dining; that should make them feel appreciated." "And I believe you are right, my dear brother!" "And there will be another surprise we'll reveal after dinner." "Have they ever seen your children?" "Not yet, but they can see them tomorrow night."
"You realize we will have to observe the children carefully and edit what they say before they say it." "Like what?" "Well, for starters, we'll have to watch for the club's cat strolling by and try to keep the children's attention, so they don't see him and yell out, "look, Daddy, damn cat." And then there is a sometimes-favorite saying of theirs when something goes wrong, and they say, "Oh, shit!" And then there is the chance that Alaina Noelle will do something wrong, and Chuck and Nathan Robert chime in with, "Daddy, tell Alaina to stop being a bitch!" "Yeah, I'll apologize for that one up front since I'm the one he heard say it." "The children have heard and repeated things we've all wished they hadn't heard. So, warn the staff of some of the things they may slip up and say." "That's not a bad idea, Jaiden; I'll make sure to do that."
"Good, Charlie; it's not like we want them to do what the daughter of one of Greg's mother's friends said from the back seat of her car: "Ms. Jenny, you're a bitch!" Greg laughed when he told me about that and commented that he didn't know the little girl knew his mother that well." "Was Greg's mother that bad, Jaiden?" "Charley, Greg, and I have talked at length about his mum. He asked her to sign some school papers once, and she fired off at him saying, "what's wrong with you? Are you stupid or something?" "Then they were standing in the kitchen in the only house where he ever felt at home, cleaning dinner dishes and talking about their previous lifestyle when his mother flat out stated that he was a mistake, that she and his dad were getting a divorce when she got pregnant with him." "Wow, that must have stung for him to hear that from his mother." "Greg was sixteen at the time, and he has never been able to shake his mother's saying that, much less how his oldest sister always gaslighted him with her lies, not to mention how much of a hellish, selfish, narcissistic, lying bitch she has always been. He said he was in Cub Scouts and was working on his archery badge in their front yard when she made him so angry with her crap that he wanted to kill her. She knew she had crossed a major line with him, ran into the house as fast as possible, and slammed and locked the door. He had set an arrow in his bow, drew the string back, aimed the arrow at his sister, and just as she slammed the door, he shot the arrow through the door. Greg said his dad tore his ass out of the frame when he got home from work; then he had to listen to his mother bitch for two months."
I bet that was a whipping that hurt!" "He said it did and that he bled from the leather-belt beating. Greg said that when his dad got angry before whipping him, he became incensed when he started the whipping, and the more he hit Greg with the belt, the madder he got. The madder he got, the more and harder he hit Greg. And Heaven help you, if his Dad was drunk, then it was even worse."
"What did they do to his sister for causing him to get that angry?" "Not a damn thing! She was the eldest of the two, could do no wrong, and lied as badly as her mother did – and both parents took what she said hook, line, and sinker. His teachers at Barden School treated him the same way. His second-grade teacher cut him down in front of the other students."
"Did Greg ever feel like he was wanted or loved by ANYONE in his family?" "He said the only person he ever felt loved him was his maternal grandmother. He said many people in his family thought they were God's gift to earth, but his maternal grandmother, he knew she was a special gift from God! And then there was his maternal step-grandmother from Panama in South America and his maternal grandfather." People who knew his step-grandmother thought the sun rose, shined, and shined in her, causing the most beautiful sunsets in Florida. But, then, like the case of his mother's death last October, he learned of her death on the internet long after she died." Damn, he must have gone berserk when he found out his mother died by seeing the notice on the internet." "Yeah, and a month after she was buried at that."
"Worse than being upset, Greg was furious, so much so that his wife took him to Florida on a vacation that turned deadly itself." "How so, Jaiden?" Two tornados on the left side of their condo and two tornados right at their condo to its right. He opened the door, not knowing the tornado was outside, and he was nearly sucked out of the hurricane doors. Then he didn't have the insulin pump supplies he thought he had packed and had to go to the emergency room after the tornados were over. They didn't have a bottle of insulin he could get to make sure he was safe from becoming really ill." "What would happen if he got bad off?" He could have gone into a blood sugar coma on any reading over 500." "Dang, what is a normal insulin level? "85 to 120." "Well, Jaiden, that explains his mood at the end of November and at Christmas and him disappearing for a couple of months." "Yes, it does, and I truly feel for him."
"Is he doing OK now?" "Not really. He said that if he is ever diagnosed with stage 3 or 4 cancer, she better haul ass running and never let him get his hands on her." "Damn, that bad." "That bad."
"Greg will talk with her Pastor, whom he has known for 50-plus years, and ask him why he has let his sister get away with all she had done. He's also going to tell the Pastor about his sister's angelic daughter living with a young man in west Georgia for two years before he married her to her current husband."
" I bet it will start a firestorm when he does that." "Charley, you can hang your hat on the nail of that happening." What do you think the Pastor will say when he does that?" "He'll probably tell the parishioners the truth and suggest they not get sick up near New York State where she's an LPN and acts like she's a Registered Nurse Practitioner when all she is...is a certified bedpan toter and butt wiper who spends her day doing that and taking vitals." "It sounds like you dislike your niece as much as your sister." "I love my niece dearly, but she has started acting like her mother and my mother and grabbing all she can get. I am incredibly disappointed in her and her behavior. She has learned from the best and has shown herself not to be the person she wants people to think she is, certainly not the Christian she portrays herself as."
"Jaiden, I thank Hashem every day that our paths have crossed and we have become family. I never knew what familial love was until I met your mom and Peyton's family. I can't for the life of me figure out how Greg has existed for so many years without having anyone truly love him – not even his wife, who puts her sisters before her husband, thus violating Torah scriptures and the Christian New Testament scriptures about leaving your family and clinging unto your spouse. I am so glad I converted to Judaism; I don't think I could take the hypocrisy that is in Christendom today." "That's two of us, Charley; I dearly love being Jewish and celebrating centuries-old customs. I wish people weren't so ignorant about Judaism." "Me, too, Jaiden."
"Charley, what do you think is the most dangerous aspect of being Jewish today?" "Terrorism against the synagogue during services." "I hate to say this, but we are on the same page." "Jaiden, how do you prosecute someone for that offense if you can't catch them?" "You keep on keeping on, as Bill Powell would say." "Who was Bill Powell?" He was a DJ at a radio station back home, and as he got older and music got younger, he transitioned into being a weatherman for the sister television station – at a good raise in pay, I might add. He helped me get my broadcast license to be a DJ at the college station." "I didn't know you did that." "If there isn't a need to know that information, I usually don't mention it." "Dude, you are just like your mother." "As much as I hate to admit it, I am. But, if you don't clog your mind with information you don't need to know, it leaves room to remember things you do need to know." "OK, I'll buy that."
As for catching and punishing religious terrorists, I don't worry about that; God will solve that problem in His time. From your time as a Christian, New Testament scripture warns people not to harm a hair on the head of His anointed. If they do, they incur Hashem's wrath. The other thing I think about is Genesis 1:20 in Torah. What it doesn't say is as important or more important than what it does. Hashem created man in His image. It didn't say He made the Jewish, Christian, or Muslim man, and he didn't say he created only the white man, the black man, American, Canadian, British, Russian, or Chinese man; however, Hashem mas made immense covenants with Jews that He hasn't made with other religions, and He went so far as to say Jews are His Chosen people." "You know, Jaiden, I forgot all about that; thanks for reminding me; that's something we need to teach our children." "Agreed, Bro."
"I have a problem with people knowing we're Jewish and trying to intimidate us; what do we do about that?" "Well, Peyton can break a few arms, legs, and ribs and crack a few kneecaps, and I can knock their lights out and break their jaws so that they have to be wired shut. Then, perhaps they'll think twice afterward before spouting trash from their mouths again." Charley started laughing and said that when such people have incurred Jaiden and Peyton's "intense" interest and are lying on the ground moaning and groaning in excruciating pain, he and Dale can kick them just right and end their ability ever to procreate. Jaiden laughed and shook his head because he knew what Charley implied.
Alaina Noelle came in from the backyard, looked at Charlie, and said, "Daddy, Chuck, and Nathan are being mean, but I took care of it." "What did you do, sweetheart?" "I popped them in the mouth and busted their lip." "Alaina, you don't need to do that all the time." "I know, Daddy, but I don't have to do it but once, and then they leave me alone."
Alaina walked into the kitchen to get Dale to give her a glass of milk. Jaiden was covering his mouth while laughing his butt off. He looked at Charley and said, "Damned if that little girl isn't tough!" "Yeah, bro, she's definitely Dale's procreation and belongs to both of us!" "Charley, you and Dale will have your hands full down the road as she gets bigger." "Jaiden, you ain't saying anything I don't already know; I bet she never gets a boyfriend or girlfriend because they'll all be afraid of her. Jaiden laughed out loud at that comment.
Dale heard Jaiden laughing and went into the den to see what was happening. "Dale, Chuck has a busted mouth, and so does Nathan – and they earned it!" "Don't tell me, Charley, Alaina?" "Yep, how'd you guess?" "Hell, I'm scared of'er, too, and I fathered the girl." "Dale, I'm glad you admitted that. When she gets into trouble, I'll let you handle it." "Oh, hell no, you're not; if you get the call, you handle it! I'll ask you to handle the call if I get it." "Nope, nada, ain't gonna happen." "Oh, come on, Charley!" "Nope. Call Geoff and let him handle it; he has plenty of experience in that regard. If he doesn't, I'm sure Donna does." "Yeah, right; one lives in Chicago, and the other lives in the UK." "So, you have a car and a phone; call them or drive to Chicago and see Uncle Geoff." "I don't think so; I don't want Uncle Geoff to have a heart attack laughing so hard."
"What smells so good in the house?" "Dinner, Jaiden. Marinated roast of beef, creamed potatoes with imported Irish butter, and grilled asparagus, with southern sweet tea." "Dale!" "What, bro?" "Have I told you lately that I love you?" "Yes, the last time I made fresh peach knishes and Laughing Man's Hugh's blend coffee."
"Gentlemen, it won't be long before dinner is ready. It would be a good idea to get the children to drop their friends off at the pool and get washed up for dinner."
"Charley, what did he mean by the children dropping their friends off at the pool and washing up for dinner?" "Pee, poop, and wash their hands and arms, Peyton. "Sorry I asked, Charley!" "So am I, Peyton."
"Jaiden, you gotta love our family unit; nothing is boring around here." "Yep, you are correct, and with Charley around, it will never get boring. Then there are the ten children to keep us howling with laughter – especially Alaina Noelle, Chuck, and our Nathan Robert."
"You can say that again. And speaking of Alaina Noelle, I didn't tell Dale or Charley, but when I picked up the children at school today, the teacher told me that Alaina warned a boy about biting Jason, and when he didn't stop, Alaina cold-cocked him. He stopped then and ran and hid from her. The teacher said she didn't get involved because she saw Alaina tell the boy to stop biting Jason." "Peyton, did she talk to either of the children about being more considerate?" "She said she didn't intervene when she saw Alaina hit the boy because she, too, had told the boy to stop biting. She said she had to walk into the hallway and sit in the chair at her doorway to not laugh in front of the children. Alaina Noelle hit that boy pretty hard and knocked him on his butt!"
"Peyton, who did Alaina hit at school today?" "Dale, I didn't know you were around; I was going to tell you about it after dinner." "Well, Peyton?" "Dale, a boy in the class was biting Jason, and Alaina told him to stop; he didn't, so Alaina knocked the hell out of him and put him on his butt. He must be a Christian now because Alaina Noelle scared the hell out of the boy." "Oh no! I hope he wasn't Jewish!" "He wasn't; I'm sure of that." "Whew, thank heavens for that!"
"Did the teacher talk with Alaina Noelle?" "No, she said she had told that boy several times to stop biting Jason. Since he didn't stop when she told him to, Alaina stopped him herself. The teacher said she had to sit in a chair in the hallway outside her door, so she didn't die laughing in front of the children. That boy was a little gentleman for the rest of the day." "Good, but I've got to figure out how to get her to stop being so tough." "Dale, leave her alone; she needs to know how to stand up for herself and her brothers. If you stop her now, things may go the other way down the road, and she may become defenseless with others."
"Do you think so, Peyton?" "No, Dale, I know so. Leave her alone over this; if it gets out of hand, the teacher will deal with it, and that will keep Alaina from thinking we are upset with her and stop her from talking to us about things that bother her." "Yeah, I guess you are right, Peyton; I hope they still have that on a video so I can see what happened." "Send a note for the teacher with Alaina and ask her to call you, and if they have a video, ask if you can view it or get a copy."
"I'll do that in the morning, Peyton." "Dale, do you have a little joy in your heart that your daughter isn't afraid of anybody?" 'Peyton, you know I can't say that I condone fighting at school, that she'll knock the hell out of any kid who is pestering her or her brothers, especially if they don't stop after she's told them too. But, YES, I do, and so do you, Jaiden, and Charlie!" "Damn straight we do, bro." With that, the dads started laughing until they coughed. Alaina Noelle is one heck of a little girl – and all the children she knows – know she is.
The children played outside and started coming inside to wash up so they could eat dinner. They went upstairs to their bathroom to wash up, and when they did, Dale said, "guys, let's take the children for pizza and quietly celebrate our daughter's gutsy attitude." Jaiden said it sounded good to him, so when the children returned to the den, Dale asked them if they would like to go to Tony's for dinner. From the noise, there was no doubt their answer was yes.
"OK, guys, let's discuss what you want for dinner at Tony's. Three wanted "spaschetti," four wanted a pepperoni pizza, and the remaining three wanted the Italian eggplant. The dads all decided to get the veal parmesan.
When they got to Tony's, went inside, and were seated, Jason sheepishly asked if they could have ice cream when they finished dinner. Charley asked, "Jason, do you think you deserve ice cream when you finish supper?" "Yes, sir." "Why do you think so, son?"
"Because that baskerd at school bit me." "That what bit you at school?" "That mean baskerd." "Jason, don't you mean the mean little boy." "No, sir, he's a mean baskerd." "And you learned that word from where, son?" "On the playground at recess. He was picking on another boy who called him a baskerd." "OK, Jason, but let's say boy instead of baskerd, OK?" "OK, Daddy."
Dale, Peyton, and Jaiden had turned their chairs away from the table and were about to fall on the floor; they laughed so hard. When Charley loudly cleared his throat to caution them, they turned around to face the table, and it was blatantly obvious they laughed so hard that tears flooded from their eyes. But, unfortunately, that wasn't the only word the boys learned on the playground.
When they were in the van and headed home after dinner, Nathan Robert loudly exclaimed, "Daddy, if that boy bites Jason again, I'm gonna fuck him up!" Jaiden and Peyton turned blood red in the face with embarrassment while Dale and Charley said, "I think we have a problem cropping up that we are going to have to work on, and quickly." Jaiden replied, "Guys, you aren't kidding, but I don't know if we can tackle that problem quickly enough." "There is another problem, Jaiden: who will tell Ginny and Granny what happened and what the children said about it so they won't be surprised and get upset if they hear the boys say that?" Peyton said, "I'm not!" Dale said, "me neither." Charley said, "Oh, hell no; you won't make me tell them."
Jaiden said, "relax, guys; I'm going to call my mother and tell her what happened and get her laughing about it so she'll call her good friend Ginny so they can laugh about it. We'll all be at work when that conversation takes place." "Jaiden." "Yes, Charley." "Have I told you lately how much I love you?" "Not in so many words, bro, but you're always showing me." "Thank the Lord, Jaiden." "Oh, believe me, Charley; I'm thanking Him right now."
"Hey, Mom, this is your most intelligent child calling to tell you about your grandchildren." "Jaiden, you're not only my most intelligent child but also my only child. So, tell me what my grandchildren have been up to."
When Jaiden told his mother what happened at school and what the children said in the van on the way home from dinner, you could have heard her laughing and clapping her hands in Alabama. "Jaiden, son, that is so funny; I can't wait to tell the ladies at the office. Not only that, do you mind if I call Phyllis when we hang up?" "Be my guest, Mom; Dad will probably be on cloud nine when he hears what his friend's namesake said." Probably, Jaiden? Probably? Jim is going to bust a gut when he hears this story." "I'm sure he will; he likes tough grandchildren, and so do we." "Thanks for calling to tell me what happened; you made my night. I love you and will talk to you later. I love you too, Mom."
As soon as Jaiden and his mom ended their call, she called Phyllis and told her and Jim what had transpired that morning. And as predicted, Jim busted a gut laughing. When the Rileys and Peggy Reynolds ended their call, Peyton's Dad called him and Jaiden and told them to put the phone on speakerphone so he could talk to them and with Dale and Charley.
"Guys, I want to tell you just how proud of my sons I am for how you raise my perfect grandchildren. Peggy told us what happened at school this morning with the children, and that is the funniest thing I have heard in a long time. I think the teacher handled it beautifully, and so did you guys. "Just thinking about Nathan Robert saying he would take care of that baskerd...damn, that's funny. Y'all keep up the good work, and I'll talk to you later." With that, Jim ended the telephone call. Five minutes later, Charley's Dad called to congratulate him on his tough granddaughter and his grandsons and to tell Jaiden and Peyton to do something special for that brave son of theirs. After he called, Dale's Dad called, laughing his head off at what big Chuck had told him; Dale's Dad was laughing so hard that you could hear tears flowing from his eyes and snot running down the back of his throat. Dale's mother was in the shower when his Dad called, and when she finished her shower and Dale's Dad told her what had happened, you could have heard her scream and laugh three city blocks away. Yep, the children were the talk of the town this night.
Jaiden looked at Peyton and said, "Everybody else is celebrating; what can we do to celebrate?"
Peyton looked at Jaiden with a sly grin running from ear to ear as Dale and Charley listened intently to what they were saying. Finally, Peyton said, "Jaiden, we could go to bed early – and naked; we could enjoy a warm, soothing soak in the jacuzzi; we could give each other a sensual massage, get all greased up, and then make love for a couple of hours." "Peyton, we have to work tomorrow." "It's Friday, Jaiden; we go to the temple services at noon, have lunch with the children, and then call the hospital and check on what we need to know. We don't have to go in tomorrow unless there is a problem we have to attend to."
"Top or bottom, Peyton?" "Sweetie, we always start with me as the bottom, but tonight, you get to bottom as well." Peyton got a mischievous look in his eyes as he looked at Jaiden and asked, "Jaiden, if there are eight inches on one side and eight inches on the other, what does that mean?" "Love, that means that we have more than enough to satisfy each other while enjoying our exercise."
Suddenly, they heard a commotion upstairs, and there was no denying it was Dale and Charley. Then, Jaiden and Peyton saw a bolt of lightning shoot from under their bedroom door and another bright flash in the front yard. There wasn't any thunder after the lightning, so that could only mean one thing, and that was that Jaiden and Peyton talking about their intended bedroom romantics had gotten Dale and Charley so horny that they couldn't resist; they were having one heck of a night 'exercising' on their bed.
Peyton started for the stairs looking at Jaiden as he slowly dropped a piece of clothing every few steps he took. He looked at Jaden and was mesmerized by the growing bulge in Jaiden's pants and the trickle of slobber running from the corner of his mouth. When he turned to face Jaiden head-on, he was sporting a massive behemoth in the crotch of his pants. When Peyton seductively ran his tongue across his bottom lip, that was all it took to get Jaiden running toward their bedroom. Shortly after that, you heard the door close; the lock clicked on, saw the lights go out, and the sound of the jacuzzi as it roared to life.
If one had to guess, the four dads would be extremely exhausted the following morning!