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The next day the kids all lined up to grab their lunches and headed out
the door in a single formation. Alex was last, wearing the outfit Jan
picked out. "Hold it, young lady!" Carol ordered.
Alex considered what she said for a second and figured that she meant him.
He smiled and turned around. "Yes Aunt Carol?"
"Aren't you going to show me your outfit?" Carol asked.
"Oh! With pleasure!" Alex replied. With his hands on his hips he twisted
in place to provide a view from all angles
"You look positively adorable! You're going to knock them dead today!"
"Thanks so much, I just want to get through the day with no problems."
Alex looked around to see if anyone else was close by. "Aunt Carol, can I
tell you something?"
"I'm all ears, dear."
"I'm really nervous about going to school today. I mean, I was really
nervous about seeing you guys dressed like...well, you know. But deep down I
knew that my cousins would accept me. But this is...I don't know anyone
here. And I'm so afraid of someone finding out that I'm not what they
think I am. I play it cool in front of the boys, but I'm really scared."
"Ooohh, honey," Carol put her arm around Alex and pulled him in tight.
"You are going to be just fine, believe me. You are prettier than most of
the girls that I've seen around here. Except my own daughters, of course."
Alex sniffed and giggled at that. "Do you really mean it?"
"With all my heart. Look at that dress, it's gorgeous! And your hair and
makeup, well I'm just so impressed and so proud of you."
Alex hugged Carol tighter. "Thank you so much, Aunt Carol. When you say
things like that and refer to me as girl...you make me feel so special. I
can't tell you how much I appreciate it."
Carol hugged him back. "You're welcome, dear. Now go on and get yourself
to school before you find yourself late on your first day!"
Alex kissed Carol's cheek. "Bye-bye, Aunt Carol."
"Um, aren't you forgetting something?" Carol said, holding a brown lunch
bag.
Alex exhaled in an exasperated huff and stuffed the bag into his large
mauve pocketbook. "Duh! Okay, NOW I'm leaving." He declared and walked out
to the patio. Carol laughed behind him, shaking her head.
The school was bustling with activity as the students filed into the
courtyard and school entrances.
Peter and Jan were getting ready to enter the school's side doors when
they heard their names. "Jan! Peter!" Alex shouted running up to the
school building, clutching his books to his chest. They turned around and
saw him trying to stay balanced on his tall heels.
"Alex! Jan said with surprise.
"I thought for sure that you changed your mind and stayed home," said
Peter.
"I was, but your mom talked me out of it," Alex said catching his breath.
"Well, are you sure you're alright?" Jan asked.
"Positive," smiled Alex. He was still trying to catch his breath when
Rachel walked up.
"Hey you guys!" she greeted. "Hey Alex, glad to see that you're here
today!"
"Thanks!" said Alex.
Jason saw Peter talking to his girlfriend. He ran over. "Brady!" he
yelled. "I thought I told you to stay away from my girl!"
Rachel rolled her eyes and tried stopping him. "Jason just-"
"No, it's okay," said Peter. He stood up straight and looked up and down
at him. Peter was almost a head shorter than Jason. "I'm not afraid of
him," he was lying
"Oh yeah?" Jason asked suspiciously. "Are you testing me or are you really
that stupid?" He shoved him back. Peter glared at him.
"Neither!" Peter said, his voice now cracking. "I should be able to hang
out with whoever I want, that includes Rachel! She's my friend."
Jason looked at Peter then down at the ground. He chuckled, he looked back
up at Peter. "You're making a mistake, Brady," he said advancing on Peter,
pushing him backwards.
"Why don't you leave him alone?" Jan shouted. Alex glared and Jason, with
an angry facial expression he passed his books to Jan.
"Why don't you tell him to stop hanging around my girl?" replied Jason,
turning back to Peter. "You're a chump, Brady, chump!" At this point Alex
let his pocketbook fall to the ground and with landed a solid right punch
on Jason's jaw. He lost his footing and fell back into the trimmed hedges
lining the path. He stared at Alex with shock.
"That's what you deserve, jerk," Alex said angrily but trying not to
shout.
Rachel walked over to Jason as he struggled to get up. "That's it!" she
shouted. "Were through!" and she walked off.
Jan and Peter stared at Alex, their mouths open in shock. Alex trembled as
he picked up his pocketbook off the ground and smoothed out his dress.
"Come on you guys," Rachel motioned to them. There's nothing more to see
here."
"Hey, thanks for that," Peter whispered to Alex as they walked inside.
Alex put his arm around Peter's waist. "Don't mention it. You could have
taken him, but I didn't want you expelled on your second day of school.
Besides, he wouldn't dare hit a girl!"
They laughed and turned the corner to their homeroom.
A few hours later as Alex was riding his bike down the street he ran into
Rachel Palmer. "Hey Alex!" she called. Alex stopped the bike.
"Hey Rachel," Alex greeted back. "Hey, Rachel, I'm sorry for pushing your
boyfriend today, I hope you're not too mad at me."
"It's okay, Alex," she said. "He's not my boyfriend any more, not after
what he did to Peter. I think you were too angry to catch that."
"Oh," Alex said scratching his head. "Yeah and the fact that I don't
listen very well." Rachel laughed at Alex's comment, thinking of it as
joke, when it was really the truth.
"Well, I'll catch you later," she said. As she walked off, then she
stopped and turned back to Alex. "Hey Alex?" she asked.
"Yeah?" asked Alex.
"How is Peter by the way?"
"He's okay."
"That's good to hear," she stalled a bit, trying to find the right words.
"Do you think he'd like to go out with me?
"Peter?"
"No, George Washington," Rachel replied sarcastically. "Of course Peter."
Alex shrugged. "I don't see why not."
"Well, could you ask him for me?"
"Okay, but only because you two would make a cute couple." He smiled and
rode off.
Alex joined the boys in their bedroom.
"Rachel Palmer asked me out?!" asked Peter with disbelief.
"Who is Rachel Palmer?" Bobby asked.
"This girl we met a few days ago at the Ice Cream Parlor," replied Alex.
"She's also the new girl,"
"And she wants to ask you out?" Bobby asked.
"Yeah," replied Peter. "Is there something wrong with that?"
"No," replied Bobby. "Nothing wrong, just strange,"
"Well?" Alex asked Peter.
"Well what?" asked Peter.
"Are you going to go out with her or not? You airhead," replied Alex.
"Yeah, I think I will."
"Will what?" Jan said as she popped her head through the doorway.
"Go on a date with Rachel", Alex volunteered.
"I think it would be cute if you two were to go out," said Jan
"You think?" asked Peter.
"Yes, Peter! Go for it," replied Jan.
"Yeah," added Cindy suddenly. "I think you two would be a cute couple, and
I don't even know who Rachel Palmer is!"
Peter was so confident, so sure, until he got to thinking of Jason,
Rachel's old boyfriend. "Oh no," he mumbled.
"What?" asked Jan.
"What if Jason finds out?" asked Peter. "Then he'll beat me up, for sure!"
"Peter you need to quit worrying so much," said Jan. "Besides, if he tries
anything you can summon your cousin," Jan said as a joke but Peter took it
as if it were a serious statement.
"I can't have Alex fight all my battles!" said Peter seriously. "I'll have
to stand up to him!" and he left the room.
"Wow does he take things seriously or what?" Cindy asked.
The next day at school Alex, Jan and Peter were laughing and talking on
their way to the Junior High, until they spotted Rachel waiting under a
tree. Jan and Alex looked at each other and began to walk away. "Wait!"
shouted Peter. "Where are you going?"
"Sorry Pete, but we gotta split!" said Alex. Leaving Peter in the open,
Rachel spotted him and walked up.
"Hey Peter," she said shyly.
"Hi," he said shyly as well. They stood there a few moments, Peter noticed
she wasn't going to do the first move, so he did. "So would you like to go
out sometime?" Peter asked finally. Rachel didn't think she'd ever hear
the words come out of his mouth. "You know for a pizza or something,"
She stood in shock, but realized she has to say something. "Sure, um,
yeah, yeah that would be nice," she said.
"Far out, um, how about this Friday?" Peter asked.
"I'd like that," she replied.
"You would? That's great! I'll pick you up around seven?"
"Seven it is. See you then, Peter."
Peter walked into the kitchen after school Jan and Alex were sitting at
the table as if waiting for him. Bobby was there snacking on potato chips.
"Where have you been young man?" asked Alex pretending to be serious.
"I uh, walked Rachel home," Peter replied.
"Oh you did?" Jan asked grinning as well.
"Yeah," he said as he took a seat at the table.
"So what's wrong?" Alex asked.
"What do you mean?" Peter asked.
"You seem, strange," Alex replied.
"I'm just, still in shock I suppose," he said.
"So you guys are going out?" Jan asked. Peter smiled at Jan as he nodded,
blushing a bit.
On Friday night Greg, Bobby and Peter were in their room, Greg was helping
Peter get ready for his date with Rachel. "Well, hey, look at you, Pete!"
said Greg.
"Yeah?" Peter asked curiously. "Do I look good?"
"Good? With those groovy duds you can't miss!"
"He looks the same as he did a half hour ago when you guys started!" said
Bobby looking up from his magazine as he laid on his bed.
"Bobby, you know nothing about life," Peter stated.
"I'm only ten! What life have I got?" said Bobby.
A few hours later Peter returned from the Pizza Parlor. "Hey kiddo,"
greeted Mike sitting on the couch. "How was your date?"
"Yeah Pete, how'd it go?" asked Greg.
"It was great! Rachel and I have so much in common, she's really nice, and
she digs me too!" replied Peter.
"Hey Pete! That's great!" said Mike.
"Yeah, my little brother's first girlfriend! A big brother's proud moment
when their younger siblings fallow into their footsteps," said Greg
pretending to get emotional and fakes a sniff and wipes an imaginary tear
from his eye. "My kid brother is growing up!"
It's early November, Alex has been living with the Bradys for two months
and so far it's been great. He has been fitting in very well, even joining
a few clubs at school.
Alex and Jan were in Science class writing notes from the board when Jan
began to squint. "Alex, do you know what that word is?" she asked. Alex
glanced from her notebook to the board.
"Niche," replied Alex as he continued to write.
"Oh," Jan replied and resumed writing. A few moments later Jan asked the
same thing again, but a different word, "Now, what's that word?"
"Environment," replied Alex, placing his pencil down. "Jan, can you see
okay?" Alex asked.
"I think so, why?" Jan replied.
"Well I can read the words fine, and we're not even that far back, but you
can't seem to read too many of the words up there," replied Alex. "Do you
think you need glasses?"
Jan became a bit defensive. "You're the third person that asked me that.
Why does everyone think I need glasses?"
"Well, if people keep bringing it up, maybe you do,"
"But they'll make me look positively goofy!"
"Positively goofy? You? No way!"
"You're just saying that, you're just too polite of a person to say I
won't, just admit it!"
"Okay, I will admit it," Alex began. "I'll admit that you're a beautiful
girl, you've got a nice smile, gorgeous hair and great eyes. No pair of
glasses could ruin them."
"Really?" Jan asked blushing a bit. She never heard so many complements at
once, from one person.
"Yeah, I wish I had blue eyes like yours," replied Alex. "Jan, I
understand your insecurity. I'm sometimes insecure about myself."
"You are?" Jan asked, a bit shocked.
"Yeah, I sometimes wonder if that is why I dress this way," Alex admitted.
"Maybe to get attention, or maybe to look prettier. So, yeah, I'm insecure
about the way I look. In a way these dresses and makeup make me feel
better about myself."
"I wondered why you wanted to dress like a girl. I mean, when I met you I
have to admit that I did think it was a little weird at first. But that
makes sense, I know exactly how you feel. How long have you been doing
it?"
Alex thought about the question for a few moments. "I think I was about
eight or nine when I first tried on one of my mom's skirts. She has such
groovy clothes...I specifically remember when I would lean on her when we
sat together watching TV that I just loved how her blouses felt. We had a
clothes hamper in the bathroom, so I would steal some of the clothes from
it and try them on."
Jan listened intently to Alex as he explained.
"I loved how I looked in her clothes, even though they were a little too
big for me. Soon it became a compulsion. I would wear her panties under my
jeans when I went to school..."
Jan wrinkled her nose. Alex laughed. "I know, gross huh?" Jan laughed with
him. Alex continued.
"I started to fake being sick just so I could spend the day trying on all
of my mom's clothes...and I started to practice with makeup. That's when I
really knew that I wanted to do it all the time. I just looked so much
better and I liked myself better. So, well, here I am now."
"Well, I like you just the way you are, Alex. You're the coolest person I
know."
Alex turned red. "Aww, go on. I mean it-go on, go on!" They laughed.
That night the family gathered in the family room Greg giving Peter
pointers on his date with Rachel and Carol telling him to bring a jacket
and wait outside right after the movie because Greg will pick them up
right after the movie ends. And it's a school night and all that. "You're
gonna be a hit!" Alex said snapping a couple pictures of Peter.
"Thanks! Rachel's earrings are in my pocket," replied Peter. "I'm going to
wait till the right moment to give them to her,"
"You look very charming, Peter," complemented Alice.
"I think you look handsome," added Cindy.
"Thanks, thanks all of you guys," said Peter. "Well, Greg and I are off to
pick up Rachel, I'll tell you everything when I get back," and Peter and
Greg walked out the door.
"There goes my son on his first date," Carol sighed. Mike put his arm
around her.
"Yeah, and just as handsome as his old man." Mike added.
At the movies Peter and Rachel were sitting next to each other in the
movie theater. Peter slowly made his first move as he did the stretch and
arm around the shoulder move. He decided this was the perfect moment. "Hey
Rachel," he whispered
"Yeah?" She whispered back.
"I got you something, something special," he replied.
"Yeah?" she asked, trying to contain her excitement.
Peter reached into his pocket and pulled out the box. "Happy two month
anniversary," he said handing her the box. She opened it and her eyes
sparkled.
"Oh, Peter!" she said. "They're beautiful!" she kissed him on the cheek.
And Peter blushed. "Well, your welcome, I thought since you got me a nice
gift last month that I should get you an even better one,"
"Peter," she said with an awe. "I don't care what gift you get me, or if
you get me one at all, I like you, for you,"
"And I like you too, a lot,"
"And knowing that is the best gift of all," she pulled out her present.
"And beside I loved that necklace you made me, so I made you one," she put
it around his neck. "Sorry it wasn't as good as the last gift it's just I
used all my money on the watch last month,"
"Rachel, I don't care if you give me a gift at all, and I love it, thank
you," said Peter. "No money could buy a necklace like this, and I love
it,"
It was another quiet fall night in the Brady home. It was close to
Thanksgiving, in fact, the kids get off for Thanksgiving vacation in two
days. The night was great, long, peaceful silence, it was perfect. Or so
they thought.
On this perfect night, Alex couldn't sleep. His stomach kept waking him
up, so he put his robe on over his white nightgown and went down into the
kitchen for a midnight snack. He poured himself a glass of milk and a few
cookies when suddenly he heard a crash that broke the silence of the
night. Alex walked quickly around the counter. "What in the world was
that?" he asked quietly to himself.
It sounded like shuttering glass in the family room, like a window
breaking. He bravely tiptoed into the family room and peaked past the
folding doors. A window broke alright; it was caused by a brick, a brick
with a paper attached. Somebody obviously threw it into their window, for
what reason? Who could be angry at the Brady's so much? Wrong address
maybe? Only one way to find out.
He tiptoed carefully around the broken glass, since he was barefoot, he
didn't want any glass in his feet. He picked up the brick and squinting in
the darkness of the night he unwrapped the paper. It read:
"Go back home Brady, if you know what's best for you."
Alex's face was painted with disgust. Who would do such a crazy thing?
Whoever it was, they were referring to Alex. What other Brady could be
told "Go back home?" someone obviously hated Alex, enough to drive a brick
through a window. But who?
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