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DT was dumbfounded when he discovered that Geoff knew his name. Geoff continued, “I suppose you wonder how I know your name? Your father and I were friends fifty years ago. We were in the same class at middle school. He and I enjoyed operating the trains that his father, your grandfather, and your father built. After middle school, he did not continue at Long River High School, and I never saw him again until a few months ago. I ran into him one day while having lunch at Casa Mia Ristorant
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Tom Meets the Men Who Connected Him to Geoff
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Geoff had been in frequent contact with Jason and his husband, Chris, in Western Massachusetts. They had helped Grandpa Geoff set up a Silverdaddies account that resulted in his meeting Tom. Geoff introduced Tom to the two during a live chat. Both grandfathers enthusiastically thanked them for being responsible for bringing them together. Dear Reader: In the first book of the Grandfather Series, The Education of Grandpa, Geoff met Jason when he visited Boston soon after his grandson and Ma
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A week after Mary and Ryan’s encounter on the moonlit beach, she moved into his home. One evening, two weeks after she had moved in, Lynn asked a question at the dinner table. “Are you and my father going to get married?” While the topic of marriage had never been discussed between the two, both had assumed it would eventually happen. Ryan carefully answered. “We have not discussed marriage. Before I consider marriage to Mrs. Richardson, or Aunt Mary as you have been calling her, I will f
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Most weekends, Alan, Grandpa Geoff’s grandson, and his friend, Mason, arrived Friday afternoon for a weekend of fun at the lake. Both had summer jobs in their hometown, Long River. While both Matt and Rick worked during the day on weekends, the four seventeen-year-old guys enjoyed hanging out in the evenings. One evening, the four guys had a kayak race across the lake followed by an after sunset skinny dip. While each was totally faithful to his partner, they did enjoy dunking and splashi
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Three weeks after Mary and Sarah, Rick’s mother, had their discussion about finding their soulmates, Rick’s parents again visited the lake. While Rick’s father, Grandpa Geoff, and Granddad Tom kayaked, the two mothers sat on the porch sipping lemonade. Following about a half-hour of light conversation, Sarah became quiet. Mary realized her apprehension. Finally, Mary said, “Sarah, your mind seems to be someplace else. Is something bothering you?” Sarah replied, “Yes. I saw something just
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The Addiction of Solomon
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While Mary and Matt were surprised at the reaction of Solomon to the announcement that she would not return home soon, neither dwelled on it. They were happy the controlling father/husband had not been nasty and threatening. They would have been extremely surprised if they had learned the reason for his reaction. Gladys’ addiction to porn had gone from watching to participating. She especially enjoyed watching the ‘chaturbate.com’ site. Women, men, couples, and trans, eighteen or older, ar
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The following Sunday, Rick’s parents, Sarah and Luis Fernández, visited. This was Sarah’s first visit to the lake house. While Mary had seen Sarah at school events, the two had never had a conversation. Mary knew the Fernández’s lived in a different world socially. Her son had described the grand home his friend, Rick, lived in. Their home was in upscale Fairfield, while Mary and Matt’s home was in middle-class Bridgeport. Both Mary and Sarah attended and were active in conservative Christian ch
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Mary felt the happiest and, more importantly, the most fulfilled she had felt in her entire life as she managed the house and mothered Lynn and Barry. She organized the messy kitchen, cleaned the house, and finally caught up with the laundry. Not all the laundry, as she did not change the sheets in Ryan’s, now her bed. After dropping the children off at day camp every morning, despite the housework, she had plenty of free time. She spent her days at the State Park Beach with Matt, or at her fath
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As Mary prepared dinner Monday afternoon, she dreaded her husband’s coming home after work. She anticipated a lecture on the responsibilities of a wife. To her shock, when he entered the house, his first words were, “Did you enjoy your weekend? Do you plan to return next Friday?” She gave a summary of her activities, omitting any specific mention of the handsome contractor or the discovery of their son’s and her father’s sexual orientation. Immediately after supper, he told her he needed to retu
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Warning – excessive ‘hetro’ sex When Solomon returned home from work Friday afternoon, he was incensed when he read the note Mary had left, explaining she had decided to not wait until Saturday morning to visit the lake. He was still seething when the phone rang. He got into an even fowler mood when he discovered he was talking to Gladys Greene. She was calling Mary to make sure the meal she planned for Solomon Saturday evening was something he would like. When he told her Mary had alrea
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Story takes place in LIBERAL Connecticut - 2nd state to recognize Gay marriage, sensible divorce laws, abortion protection, low crime rates, one of longest longevity, lakes and mountains like fictional Eagle Lake, Ocean beaches and near New York city and Boston.
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The title of the next chapter is. Why was Solomon Agreeable?
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Returning to the lake house, Tom gave his daughter a pitcher of iced tea and plate of healthy snacks as she sat on the porch reviewing the ‘gay books.’ This was totally new territory for her as she had never considered the issue. Rarely had the topic been discussed by her church friends. When it was mentioned, it was presented in a negative, deviant way. The few times she had seen gay characters on TV show, she had assumed it was just a silly, not real, plot line. Tom gave her an hour of r
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