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Small Beginnings (Part 11)
"Jack O'Donnell," Jack said as he answered his phone.
"Jack, honey, I'm sorry to call you at work," Ann said in as calm a
voice as she could muster.
"It's ok. It's a nice break. What's up?"
"Your mother-in-law is on to my secret," Ann began and then filled him
in on what her sister informed her.
"Shit," Jack said. He got up and closed his office door, and then
stared out the window of his office.
"Yeah, that was my reaction too," Ann answered. "What do we do?"
"Ann, I love you," Jack began. "We are adults, I'm a good parent. You
are a good person. We aren't doing anything wrong. As far as I'm
concerned Jeanette can go fuck herself."
Ann chuckled nervously. "That's all well and good, but doesn't really
solve the ambush waiting for us when we get home."
"No guarantee she knows yet," Jack stalled trying to think of something.
"Small comfort."
"Ok, this is going to be hard, but we need to allow her to make her
play. Frankly, she doesn't have a leg to stand on. She's not taking my
kids."
Jack arrived home before Ann per usual. As Ann predicted Jeanette was
ready to ambush him. She was sitting in the kitchen waiting.
"Where are the kids?" Jack asked not letting on that he knew what was
coming.
"Jillian took them to the park," She said evenly. "I need to talk to you
and I didn't want distractions."
"I see. What do you want to talk about, Jeanette?"
"I can't say I approve of your lifestyle. I'm concerned about my
grandsons. If you want to continue with your relationship with Ann
Bailey, and I don't have a problem with that, but I want to take Tommy
and Alex away from it."
"Oh you do? I see, and what is your problem with my relationship with
Ann?"
"Let's be frank," Jeanette said. "Ann isn't a woman is she?"
"Really?" Jack deadpanned. "I hadn't noticed. She seems like a woman to
me."
"Jack, if you want to fuck a sissy faggot that's your business. But
don't expose Julia's children to your perversion."
And there it was. Jack thought. "Jeanette, I'm going to say this once.
I'm Tommy and Alex's father. I'm an adult, and so is Ann. She has been
a wonderful surrogate mother to the boys, so I don't give a rat's ass
what you think about it. You have no legal rights to the children. You
get to see them, because I allow you to see them and if you want to
continue to have a relationship with them, you will drop this."
"You want me to accept a tranny as the mother of my grandchildren?"
"No Jeanette, I don't give a shit about your opinion or your feelings at
all or what you will or won't accept. Ann will be home soon. I'm glad
we had this talk. I expect you to call a cab after she arrives."
"Call a cab? Why where am I going?"
"Home, hotel, bar, I could care less so long as it's away from here.
Jillian is welcome to stay."
Jeanette accepted Jack's forceful defense of Ann. Jack knew this wasn't
over, he'd only won round one. Jeanette was anything if not tenacious.
Jack poured himself a glass of juice and raised it smiling at Jeanette.
She got up and went upstairs to pack.
Jillian arrived back at the house with the boys a few minutes later.
Alex was napping in the stroller Tommy said hi to Jack and headed into
the family room to watch cartoons.
Jillian came up to Jack and hugged him. "I'm so sorry, my mother is a
pill."
Jack accepted the hug. "I knew that went I married Julie," he
acknowledged.
"What are you going to do about Mother? Jillian asked and then added
"Can you seriously be in love with a tranny...transwoman?" Ann rounded
the corner and over heard this.
"When Ann get's home we'll all talk and I'll send her packing," Jack
answered just as Ann entered the room.
She stood there stunned looking at Jack in Jillian's embrace. "Are you
kidding me? After I... never mind," She turned on her heel and walked
out.
"Ann!" Jillian dropped her embrace of Jack and he went after her. He
grabbed her arms just as she got to the car. "Jack, I'm am serious, take
your hand of my arm or you will lose it," She said with menace that Jack
was unaware she possessed. He let go immediately. "Please, this is a
misunderstanding."
"I don't care what it was right now, Jack. I want to leave."
By this time Tommy was well aware of the tension between the adults. He
came running outside after Ann.
"Ann! Where are you going? Mom! Momma? Please don't go," he cried
going out the door. "Please don't leave us. Not like Mommy! Please."
It broke Ann's heart to her him. But her heart was already broken, so
as much as it hurt her, she closed the car door. Jack would have to
deal with Tommy. Maybe Jillian can take care of it. Seems like that's
what she wanted. Ann threw the car into reverse and whipped the Mini
out of the drive, throwing it into first she peeled away from the house.
Jack stormed into the house and up to the guestroom. Jeanette was
standing at the window turned to Jack with a smile on her face. Jack's
voice was barely more than a whisper. "Get out," he said.
"Jack, what do you expect from someone as unstable as he is?" she
replied.
"Jeanette," he said quietly, "If it weren't that my incarceration would
give you the boys, I would beat you with my bare hands right now. I
want you gone...on a flight and gone from here. The only safe place for
you right now is on the other side of the continent."
He closed the door and practically ran into Jillian. "Jack, I'm sorry.
Maybe this is for the best though."
"How'd you figure?" he spat.
"Come on, the boy's need a mother," she said reasonably.
"And they had one, until you two arrived."
Jillian protested, "Don't blame this on me Jack. I had nothing to do
with it."
Jack pushed passed her, "I don't give a shit right now. I have to
figure a way to explain this to Ann. I gotta fix this."
"Daddy?" Tommy interjected. "Is Ann coming home?"
"Yeah, I hope so kiddo."
"I don't want another mommy to leave."
Jack bent down and hugged him, "Neither do I buddy."
Ann drove without direction, flying through traffic. Her mind raced
unable to believe what she heard and reconcile that with the man she
thought she knew. She tried calling Katrina, but she only got
voicemail. She flew down the highway and into the City. She decided
what she needed most was a place to sit and think. She found herself
near the Gallery. She decided to see if Dacia was in the Gallery, she
often worked late. Parking on the street in front of the Gallery she
was gratified to see Dacia was in. She called Dacia from the car, and
she came down to greet her.
Ann's eyes were red and Dacia immediately knew something was wrong.
"Let's go in honey and we'll chat about it comfortably."
Ann followed Dacia mechanically. She sat in the break room while Dacia
made tea. Ann cried while filling Dacia in on all that transpired since
the phone call from Caroline. Ann finished the sorted tale and bawled;
"Now I don't know where to turn?"
"Well, first I'm flattered that you'd come to me. I know I wasn't your
first choice but it's nice to be one of the people you turn to in a
crisis," Dacia smiled causing Ann to smile wanly. "Now I have an
important question for you."
"Could it be that you misheard Jack? I've seen the way he looks at you.
And from what you told me about how he feels about his mother-in-law, is
it possible he was speaking about her?"
"But he said, 'when Ann get's home,'" Ann protested.
"Yes, dear, but not who was going to leave. I'm just stating a
possibility dear."
"What should I do? I don't want to set foot in the house right now."
"And I don't blame you, but call him. If he is the man I believe him to
be, he is worried and wants to fix this."
"Fine," Ann said almost defiantly. She took out her cell phone and
dialed the house. Jack answered, "Oh, thank God. Ann I've been so
worried. Please, come home allow me to explain," He began to weep.
"Please, I need you. Tommy has been a wreak, afraid you're never coming
home."
Once Ann got a word in she said tearfully, "Jack, please tell me what it
is I heard. I don't want to be there when they are there."
"They won't be," Jack assured. "I was explaining to Jillian that I
wanted Jeanette to leave after she apologized to you when you got home."
Jack began to weep himself. "Please Ann, this was just terrible timing,
come home."
Ann wiped away tears from her cheek. "Jack I'm going to come home.
I'll be there in an hour or so," she said deciding that what he was
telling her made more sense than what she'd seen. She was still
suspicious, but she also wanted to get a word in to Jeanette before she
slithered out of Ann's reach. "But if Jeanette is still there, I want
her to see she hasn't won."
"OK."
Ann hung up and stepped into the ladies room. She washed her face and
then repaired her make-up. She emerged from the bathroom feeling much
better.
"You look much improved," Dacia said.
"I feel better."
"You know what you're going to say to Jeanette?"
"Not exactly. But I have an hour or so to think of something."
"Word of advice, do not threaten her. She wants that, so she can use it
against you. She will have a lawyer on you so fast your head will
swim."
Ann smiled. "Yeah, I hadn't thought of that. But I wasn't going to
threaten her anyway."
"Good luck," Dacia said as she kissed Ann on the cheek, and then hugged
her. "It's all going to work out in the end."
Ann drove slowly back home. She didn't want to rush. She still had a
lot of thinking to do. She pulled into the driveway and stepped out of
the car. She saw Tommy's light in the window turn on and the curtains
move. She smiled as she walked to the door knowing she had one ally.
Tommy was standing halfway down the stairs when Ann walked in. He was
shaking with delight. She had him stand a few steps above her and she
leaned in and hugged him tightly.
"I was so afraid," was all he could manage.
"I know my little man," She whispered to him holding him close. "I'm so
sorry. Now go up to bed, and you will see me in the morning. I
promise."
"I love you," Tommy said kissing her.
"I love you too, handsome."
She watched Tommy ascend the stairs. Then she turned to head toward the
kitchen, her heels clicking across the hardwood floor announced her
arrival. She heard Jack get up in the family room and she met him in
the kitchen.
He stood there before her with mixed look of anguish and happiness to
see her. She raised a finger to him. "We will talk later," she said
halting him in his tracks. She brushed passed him and entered the
family room. She noted Jillian and Jeanette were seated on the love
seat. Jack slipped behind her and sat in his chair. Ann strode in the
rest of the way, and smoothing her skirt sat on the edge of the couch.
She crossed her legs and pulled the hem over her knee, taking her time,
while she sized up the situation.
Jeanette began to say something, and Ann just shook her head. She
controlled the room through sheer force of will. A moment later she
began to speak. "I can appreciate that the boys are your last link to
your daughter," she began. "Jack and I invited you both into our home.
We extended you every courtesy, and you repaid that courtesy utter
rudeness and disrespect. You decided to spy on me. Yes, Jeanette I
know about that," Ann said reacting to the look of surprise on
Jeanette's face. "Are you so self righteous you didn't think that I have
people who love and care about me? You didn't even have the courtesy to
ask me about it, but went sneaking around." Jeanette began to say
something, but Ann cut her off immediately. "You've talked enough for
one weekend, Jeanette; you're going to listen to someone else for a
change. You've had your run, now it's my turn," She continued. "You
aren't welcome in my home any more. I know Jack has asked you to leave.
I'm telling you now; you will leave and never come back. Since you are
entitled to a relationship with your grandchildren, you will have one.
But you will set it up with Jack and it won't be here. And they won't be
travelling to you," Ann paused to allow Jeanette to speak.
"Do you really think I would continue to allow this?" she asked.
"Jeanette, I don't care what you think. You have no say in the matter."
Then turning to Jillian, "Whether deliberately, or unintentionally you
have tried to insinuate yourself between Jack and I. I don't like
that," She said with a hiss. She stood up and Jack stood up and
everyone in the room stood as well. She walked over to Jillian and took
her hand. "Wish I could say it was lovely meeting you. You may go now."
With that Jack ushered them to the door. The cab which Jack had called
just before Ann's arrival home arrived moments later and he and the
driver loaded the bags and the women left without another word.
Jack returned inside, and went into the family room. Ann was still
sitting on the couch. Jack could see she was still seething. He stood
before her contritely. "Ann..."
"Jack before you say anything, I need to say something, "she said
cutting him off. "I'm doing everything I can to maintain my composure
right now." She sat back and looked up at him. "It's so hard. You
embarrassed me tonight."
"Ann I'm sorry."
"I don't know if it was intentional on her part or not, as I said
before, but I saw you thinking with your dick, on more than one
occasion, not just tonight. I'm not happy."
"Ann I'm sorry again. I will apologize for this 'til my dying day,"
Jack assured. "My eye's roved, nothing more. You are right in hindsight
I'm not sure what Jillian was trying to accomplish. But intentional or
not I fell for it. Fell for it like a fool, and I'm sorry to have hurt
you."
Ann softened, "Alright," she said, standing up. "Let's go to bed. I'm
exhausted after all of this." Jack hugged her tightly, and Ann began to
sob into his chest. "Jack..." she sniffed. "This is only going to get
worse."
"Probably."
"I want to trust you again."
"I want to earn your trust back," Jack said.
Ann wiped away her tears. "She's going to come after me, are you strong
enough to handle it?"
"Ann she's going to try and hurt you."
"Yes, and as much as that bothers me, I've been through worse, from my
own flesh and blood. You haven't. It's going to get dirty, and rough,
can you handle it?"
Jack stood there silently absorbing Ann's warning. "For better or
worse," he said.
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