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Nick being upset at his father made him like the most common reason a man
quit wearing his favorite blazer; he was a little torn. The young man
with mixed emotions knew his dad would never do anything to hurt him, but
it was just wrong to say Nick was something he was not. Yes, his dad
thought it was a harmless little lie which would never hurt his son, but
it did. The loving father's intent of doing whatever he could to better
himself did not outweigh the unintended results of the lie.
Once again, the boy who did not want to his gender to be in question had
to put up with more jokes. Those jokes made him a little paranoid also.
Nick swore when he saw a group of people quickly look away from him, it
was from them hoping not to be caught talking about him. He tried to play
it off as being worried about nothing. He was wrong in doing so, for
they
were talking about him.
The joke had become a game of Telephone and by that afternoon, some
people were saying things like Nick was caught wearing Cindy Gibbons'
denim skirt. Of course, the stories had the telltale signs of not being
true, like the person who saw it was a friend of a friend or the person
who said the rumor was the truth had to protect the privacy of who said
it. The story being as flimsy as a milk soaked cookie did not matter. It
was as tasty as one, so most of the students at Nick's school ate it up.
That school day had the same effect on Nick's feeling about being mad at
his dad as a tailor did on that men's blazer; it mended it. Nick knew
that his anger at how his dad was inconsiderate about how he got ahead
was justified. The biggest saving grace was that soon Amy's opa was going
to get the record straight and then she can clear it all up.
**********
Adam Bagdasarian loved going to work everyday. He was a natural at being
able to work the workplace culture. He knew that 80% of being good at a
job was just showing up. The other 20% was what the person made of it.
Most people got ahead by filling that 20% with being great at their job.
Adam knew better. He made the other 20% by looking great at his job. Adam
would get into group projects and organize them and make sure that the
hard work went to those who wanted to move up or would not complain. Then
the optimum opportunist made sure he got the credit for the success
while
having a great cover if it failed, correcting the rumors of who did the
work and giving credit to those who did come through as expected.
The man who always looked forward to swiping that badge to get into his
cubicle knew today was going to be different. There would be no more
partition for him which barely went above his head when he was sitting.
Adam was going to have his own office. Today was his first official day
as Vice President of Human Resources at Solsken Power. Yesterday was
orientation with the outgoing Vice President of Human Resources. The
biggest thing Adam got out of it was that he was going to have to find
someone on his staff to take over that job duty of giving high level
management their orientation.
Jeff Truman, Adam's personal assistant, greeted his new boss and told him
to look at his emails as he Adam walked into his new office. Being told
what to do by his subordinate added a new task to Adam's to-do list,
making sure Jeff knew who was in charge. Jeff would have gotten the
lesson from Adam right away if his boss did not have better things to do;
admiring his new office.
After marvelling at the view from his window, Adam sat down to call Jeff
in for a talkdown. First, the new VP was going to see what exactly Jeff
thought was so important that he had the right to tell the man who had
grabbed the brass ring what to do. Adam wanted ammo for his barrage of
verbal bullets he was going to fire at Jeff. Opening the email from Jeff
jammed Adam's gun.
Jeff's email not only had a couple of last minutes changes in Adam's
schedule, but also a little bio of all the other VPs at Solsken Power.
Today's meeting was moved up to an half hour from now and these bios were
a godsend. The information they had in them was priceless. It covered
the
likes and dislikes of all his fellow VPs, what topics to bring up and
what to stay away from. The best part of the info about the stay away
topics was it covered why. Now Adam's gun was filled with ammo to help
him stay entrenched in his job.
After reading the bios quickly, the man who learned of his most valuable
asset left his office and made sure to thank Jeff. On his way to the
meeting, the new VP did wonder if his new PA was just trying to suck up
to keep his job. That email was not about moving up. Jeff was in his mid
50s and just a high paid secretary. He had reached the pinnacle of the
office pool, plus a man that age only being a PA did not have the
motivation to be on the move. Then thinking about the detail in the bio
Adam believed there was more to his PA than Jeff let on. All Adam really
knew was that Jeff did that email for more than just a good first
impression.
The meeting was not all that Adam hoped it would be. It was boring and
just filled with status reports on projects which he had no idea what
they were about, plus, he had nothing to add. He needed to be caught up
on his department projects. At least he could look like he was making
good notes. He still was able to accomplish his 20% of doing a good job
by acting like he was.
Then the end of the meeting came, the time where Kevin Gustavsson
introduced a new VP to the group. It was saved for the last part so the
member of upper management did not have to gloss over the introduction.
Adam was so happy to be standing as the CEO debuted him to the company's
brain trust. "Ladies and gentlemen, here is our new VP of Human
Resources, Adam Bagdasarian. He will be great at this job for Adam
understands the importance of having diversity in the workplace. He has a
transgender daughter."
Adam's movement into the spotlight quickly got a dimmer on it with that
harmless little lie being mentioned. The man all eyes were on wondered
why his boss did not respect the privacy of his fake daughter. The CEO
was just doing a quick sell on his choice as Adam's CEO. That harmless
little lie was the quickest strength of the new VP to bring up. Adam also
knew he had to sell the harmless little lie to his audience. It was
Adam's turn to give his elevator speech on how he was the right fit to
help bring diversity to the workplace."Yes, my daughter-to-be is so proud
of her old man getting this job. She knows I can make a difference for
all here, that I will make sure Solsken Power is a place where everyone
can thrive on their ability and not who they are. "
The meeting took a little longer than normal to disperse, with all the
other VPs wanting to meet Adam. John Irvin waited until the end. This man
did not want to be rushed in welcoming the newest VP into their club. It
was not for he was happy for the newest member of upper management. John
wanted to get as much information as possible out of him to see how Adam
can help John. The best tidbit was that Adam's transgender daughter went
to the same school as his son. Figuring out how that would help the
opportunist would have to wait. John had more important schemes to hash
out while at work today.
Adam spent the afternoon prioritizing all the major projects his
department was working on after getting an update report from his PA,
Jeff. Adam's right hand man kept on pestering him to talk about the
progress on Joe Marchibroda's unemployment claim. Marchibroda was in
middle management, so to Adam it was no big deal if the company lost the
hearing and had to pay him. Also in Pennsylvania, other than for t a
blatant reason to be let go, former employees almost always won the
unemployment hearing.
Adam was getting sick of his subordinate trying to run the meeting.
"Jeff, you are going to have to learn to take my lead if you want to stay
my PA. If I say we will talk about it later, we will. Marty McPeak does
not run this department anymore, so do not put his emphasis on what is
important or not."
"Mr Bagdasarian, I am not putting his emphasis on what is important or
not. I am putting Mr Gustavsson's emphasis. Mr Marchibroda was let go for
lying during his interview to get his promotion and your boss hates
that.
In any case where the employee was fired for lying, Mr Gustavsson wants
Human Resources to use willful misconduct to deny them benefits."
Hearing why Jeff kept on bringing up the Marchibroda file made Adam
mentally utter "shit" to himself. He knew if the CEO ever found out his
son was not transgender, his goose was as done as a turkey left in the
oven overnight. There was no way that harmless little lie which he told
to get the job was going to get him fired.
He looked at his computer to give himself time to think. It was simple,
just let that harmless little lie die on it own. He was already planning
on doing that. Then after a year or two, if Kevin brings up if his son
started to transition yet, just say it was a phase and Nick was really
only a crossdresser.
The momentarily discombobulated man rejoined his composure when he
regained control of the harmless little lie. "Thank you, Jeff. I was
looking up the file. Send Phoebe Cox down to the hearing to represent us
and also have her write up a letter stating our case. I will sign it and
hopefully will be able to get Mr Marchibroda to sign it also."
After averting the catastrophes of losing what was rightfully his and not
listening to the man who knew how to keep the department running
smoothly, the meeting went quickly. Adam was even more impressed with
Jeff when they were finished. The new VP knew he had to figure out why
his PA was only a PA.
***********
Cindy Gibbons was trying to find the most decent manner to bring up the
rumors about Nick Badasarian to her room mate, Amy Salerno. First, Cindy
was not the type to gossip. To her, gossip was just the polite way to say
one was talking about another behind their back. Even if Amy's friend
thought better about gossip, the subject of Nick being a transgender
woman would still be difficult to bring up. It was touchier than a 14
year old boy on his first ever date because Amy's mom was also a
transgender lady.
Amy had a real close connection to her mom and Cindy wanted see how her
friend was handling those rumors. When Amy's mom, Heidi, married Amy's
stepdad, Ken; Amy changed her last name also. It was to show family
unity. The close connection and unity was why Cindy wanted to talk about
the rumors. She wanted to make sure her friend was fine how their fellow
students were talking down about people like her mom. To Cindy, it was
just cruel and inconsiderate for people to take a serious subject matter
and make it a flippant joke.
As they were eating lunch with Rachel Carson, Amy could tell Cindy had
something on her mind. Her friend was as antsy as a lady waiting to meet
her future mother-in-law for the first time. Even Rachel, who could be a
little ditzy, knew Cindy had something on her mind. Wanting to help her
friend, Rachel asked Cindy to share what was bothering her.
Cindy fell back on her gripe about the school uniform policy. Monday
through Thursday, all the students had to wear the uniforms and Friday
was casual. Cindy did not like it was only pleated skirts for the girls.
It was not the skirts themselves which were the issue. It was how short
they were. They made the heavy girls like Cindy feel self conscious. She
hated the fat on her legs was on display for all to see.
Even the scatterbrained Rachel was picking up what Cindy was laying down.
The length of the skirts was not something new. The three girls all
agreed that part of the dress code was sexist policy from a bygone era
that the school administration defended by saying it was a tradition.
Rachel also knew that Cindy only became antsy when she was worried about
how others were feeling. The skirt issue would have her friend's
agitation manifest itself more in anger.
Amy did pick up the part of leave it alone which Cindy laid down, but
Rachel did not. She pressed the subject more. Cindy felt the pressure to
tell her friend. "Rach, it is just I hate the rumor mill of this school,
how sometimes a stupid joke said in jest can grow into people believing
it. People knowing it is a joke start to see the person in the light the
joke puts them in."
Once again Amy picked up what Cindy was laying down while Rachel did not
right away. The murmurs about Nick did reach Rachel but she did not
retain them. It was not until Amy gave her response of "Cindy, do not
worry about it. Small minded people talk about those type of things."
that helped their flighty friend find what Cindy was talking about.
Rachel added, " Most people don't know about Amy's mom, so they mean no
harm in their immature jokes. That does not make it right. plus she has
us there for her if it bothers her."
Cindy's feeling of antsiness left as soon as she knew that Amy was fine
and that those three had each other if any of them were not fine. She was
able to return to the regular schedule, light banter the three enjoyed
while eating lunch. The relaxed lady said "You are both right. Now, onto
more pressing issues, I still say we should get season passes for
Sandcastle this summer. It will be nice to go down to their wave pool as
often as possible."
*************
John Irvin was cast out of the same mold as his fellow VP, Adam
Bagdasarian. Adam's fellow opportunist knew somehow the news of the VP's
son being actually a transgender woman was a chance to move up in the
company. John was going to figure out a way to carpetbag Adam's son being
like the CEO's daughter. John knew what's his name went to Fayette
Academy along with his son Dave. They were friends, good Nick who John
only saw as a potential asset was able to be used by him. Oh yes, that
Bagdasarian boy schooled his son on the basketball court. John could not
help but laugh that some boy who thought he was a girl owned his son on
the court.
Remembering the friendship between his son and the whatever made it easy
for the self-described go-getter to come up with a plan; inform his son
about his friend being a transgender woman and tell him to become his
best friend, to be there for that confused boy. John knew Kevin Gustavson
would see his son's actions as a reflection of him. Figuring out a way
to
take advantage of the situation made John as pleased with himself as a
toddler was with its wall art.
************
One great benefit of Nick's room mate, Daryl Oates, being from the same
town as their prep school was he got the room to himself most of the
nights. It was mandatory for all students to live on campus. The school
itself did not care if they actually did; the cost of room and board was
a way to keep the undesirables from attending the school. The
administration defended this policy with being a boarding school was its
tradition.
As Nick was enjoying the sounds of his old friend, a knock drove the
silence out of his dorm room. He got up to see who was there. Seeing Dave
was on the other side made the boy who did not want to hear anything
from
anyone want to close the door. Dave, with concern in his voice, asked
Nick if he wanted to hang out for a while and talk. Nick, who would much
rather have been forced to watch a how-to video on watching paint dry,
said no.
Nick, bracing himself for the stupid joke Dave came over to say, heard
this. "Nick, I understand. I went too far with my joking around with you
lately. That is the real reason I came over. I just want to let you know
I am sorry and if you need me I am here for you."
Nick had anger and knew it was from this joke growing out of control and
was wise enough to know it was not Dave's fault. He laid the blame on his
father. The boy who felt used by his dad did not want to waste any of
his
anger on people who did not cause this joke. "Dude, thanks. I still would
much rather be alone right now. "
"Yeah I understand, you need to sort your emotions out about this. Like I
said, I am here for you. Also, I am done acting childish and will not
beat that stupid joke to death anymore."
Nick thanked his friend and closed the door. Dave was happy with how the
conversation went. The jokester knew that Nick would not want to talk
with him. Women were too emotional and that he saw Nick now as a woman.
All the boy who was getting real feeling for Nick hoped was that he did
not quit too late and still had a chance at Nick when she admitted she
was really Nikki.
Walking back to his dormitory, Dave thought about how lucky he was. His
dad had called and confirmed what he thought was crazy talk from one of
the members of the Two Ton Posse, Amy Salerno. Hearing her say that Nick
was a transgender woman did make Dave think more about the fantasy he
had, the one where he found what he saw as the perfect woman; , a man who
made the decision to be one. To Dave, transgender women were the
pinnacle
of femininity.
Now, not only was Dave learning what he thought was just a curiosity,
being with a transgender woman, was more of an desire. He has a cover to
explore it. being with a transgender woman. His dad urged him to be there
for that freak. The boy who was more into a person's gender than their
biological sex wanted to correct his dad on calling someone who was being
true to themselves a freak, but knew better. Right then was not the time
to fight that battle. Just use helping his dad as cover to get to know
the true Nick better.
Nick being transgender was also part of his luck. Dave would never admit
to it, but he would imagine if his friends were transgender. Nick had the
perfect legs for it. Just thinking of Nick in one of those short pleated
plaid school skirts drove him crazy. Plus Nick was so cool, if that boy
was Dave's girl they would also be best friends. Dave not only wanted a
lover, he wanted that lover to be his best friend. Until lately, he would
not have allowed himself to dwell on it too much. Dwelling on it too
much
was why he joked about it. Laughing about what he could not admit hoping
was true was a coping mechanism.
For Now, all Dave could do was dream about the future and be there for
Nick. From now on, Dave was going to treat his friend like a lady should
be, with respect and honor. Yes, it was going to be different than how he
treated one of the boys, but it was not for Dave thought that women were
not their equals; it was for he knew women and men were different. The
boy who had the crush knew the best way to be there for Nick was to be a
gentleman around him.
**********
Cindy had too much self-respect to let what she just heard go in one ear
and out the other s . She was saving herself for marriage, so there was
no way she would be in that situation. No boy in that school was going to
be alone with her in a bedroom, trying on her skirts as part of
foreplay.
She found nothing wrong with a guy dressing like a woman; there was just
no way she was going to be performing that or any kink with a boy. She
was not so desperate to be with someone to be that sexually open. Cindy
was also never in love, so she never even considered being that sexually
open for the pleasure of others . Once she was in love, she would
consider kinks and be very open to them.
Cindy went up to Marla Hall and Susan Lambru and asked them, "What did
you just say?"
The two girls were a little embarrassed that the topic of their
conversation overheard them. Instead of owning up to being wrong with
their action of talking about someone behind her back, Marla said,
"Didn't your parents teach you it is rude to eavesdrop?"
Cindy was not going to let them change the subject. "I asked you what you
said?"
Susan joined in. "It is none of your business what we said."
Cindy fired right back. "It is my business when you are talking about me.
I want to make sure I heard you two right."
Marla saw a way out of this unpleasant conversation "You misheard us and
sorry about that. It will not happen again."
Cindy was going to play along with the lie. The girl who was standing up
for herself had made her point. Then Susan had to open her mouth. She
could not take a member of the Two Ton Posse trying to order them around.
"Yeah, you misheard us. It must have been from the rumbling of your
tummy. Now go eat something, and leave us alone."
Marla did not have the time to smooth this over and Cindy said, "So,
Susan, you just did not say I was in a bedroom making out with Nick
Bagdasarian while he was wearing my skirt."
Susan said, "Yes, I did." It was the second mistake she made. Susan was
wise in owning up to what she said, but foolish in not being sorry about
spreading that falsehood."
"Susan, listen here. I would not be caught in a bedroom alone with any
man making out. Unlike you, I have pride in myself and do not need to
stoop to having sex just to be with anyone."
Marla never hung out with Cindy but respected and liked the feisty lady.
Even if she did not feel that way towards the girl who was defending her
honor, Marla would still try to defuse the situation. Her friend was
wrong in saying what she said. "Cindy, we are sorry. It was stupid of us
to even think what we heard was true. You will not hear that again from
me."
As Cindy left, she thanked Marla. As soon as the lady who put the two
stada baba, gossipers, Susan could not resist getting the last word on
the gossip out. She said "You are right, it is unbelievable that lady
could get a man in a bedroom. We should not even have been talking about
it." Marla just shook her head in disappointment.
**************
Nick did not see Amy again until Friday. The murmuring of him being
transgender was staying steady and he needed that girl to find out the
truth. The only good thing was that his friend Dave kept his word about
not joking about it. In fact, Dave was doing him a solid and correcting
people about how stupid the joke was. That boy was showing he was also
mature by pointing out how much making light of a serious topic demeans
people.
Finally Nick and Amy were able to talk. They went into an empty classroom
again.
"Amy, I thought you said you were going to talk to your Opa to clear this
up."
"I did talk to him and he said said he was sure that your father said
it."
"When did you do so?"
"Tuesday night."
"Oh, can you please talk to him again? This is important."
"I will, Nick, but there is no shame in being transgender."
"I am not different. I am a man, not a woman."
Amy raised her voice when she said, "There is nothing different with
being transgender. My mom is a transgender lady, and do not say she is
not a woman."
Even with being concerned with Amy knowing Nick was all man, he now
better understood why Amy was being even sweeter than her normal self.
"Amy, I did not mean different in a bad way or that a transgender woman
is not a woman. I just do not want people to think I am something I am
not."
Seeing that cute girl with a heart of gold as shaken up as a dropped can
of pop made Nick want to hug her. He did not care if other people thought
he was a transgender lady or if a new rumor of him liking Amy sprung up.
He knew he had to do whatever he could to make Amy feel better. The boy
who was becoming his own man wrapped his arms around the wounded girl to
hug her.
The hug had a nice calming effect on both of them. Nick never felt so
good lifting someone's spirits. He also never felt so special doing so.
Amy only felt such concern about her well-being from a hug by a person
with a male body once before. It was when her mom used to hug her before
she transitioned.
"Listen here, Amy, if you need someone to talk with about your mom or
anything, find me."
Amy gave an OK. Nick might have been all man, but he knew enough that the
girl's response did not have her heart in it. She believed he was just
trying to sound nice instead of being nice. He wanted this girl to know
she can count on him. After the hug, the man letting his actions back up
his actions, pulled out his phone and asked Amy for her phone number. He
called her and told her to let it go to voicemail. Nick said "Hey, Amy,
this is Nick. Call me anytime you want, or need, someone to talk to."
The silliness of how Nick showed he would be there put a smile on Amy's
face. That smile confirmed to the boy, standing in front of the girl he
did not know he liked, that he did the right thing. Nick excused himself
so neither of them were late for their next class.
Even with knowing that the rumors about him would not die down until next
week, the rest of the day was good for Nick. Making Amy feel better
became a teflon coating to his soul, and what his fellow students thought
just rolled off of him. Plus, he was going home tonight. It was going to
be great to see some of his friends from the neighborhood. He missed
seeing those guys all the time.
Yes, he was getting a great education at Fayette Academy, but other than
helping him to make a connection with his local representative in
Congress, it was nothing special. The only reason that made going to the
prep school worth it was the recommendation letter to West Point from
that connection. Nick wanted to serve his country.
As the family was around the dinner table talking about their week, Nick
wanted to bring up what he saw as important to him as autotune was to
Chris Brown's career. "Hey, Dad, did you clear up me with your boss?"
Adam did not want to talk about the harmless little lie and added another
one to sweep it under the rug. This harmless little lie was one of
omission. Adam did clear it up, but not how his son wanted him to. "It
was done on Tuesday."
"With your boss?"
Adam did not like his son questioning him. "Yes, with my boss."
"No, you did not, Dad, I talked with Amy and her opa still thinks I am
transgender."
Micah said, "How could you, Adam?"
Adam had to defend the harmless little lie. "Oh, both of you are blowing
this so out of proportion. It is nothing, and will blow over in a couple
of months. Just stick it out, Nick."
"That is easy for you to say, Dad, people do not believe you want to be a
woman."
"Don't talk back to me in that manner, young man."
"Adam, if you want your son to show you respect, you should have cleared
this up."
"I got that promotion which should have been mine by saying that. I
should not have had to say it, but I did. I am not going to lose my job
just because my kids cannot take the normal rumor mill which is high
school."
His family did not understand why Adam became so adamant about defending
his actions. They did not know that if the truth was found out at
Solsken, he would be fired as surely as the Santa Clause Float ends the
Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. Adam was the only one who knew they were
all in on this harmless little lie.
"You are the one who started the rumor. That is not normal, Dad."
"Just play along with it, Son."
Nick said, "I will" as he left the table. Just how he said it was a
little unsettling to his mom and dad. Adam went to call his son back but
the look Micah gave him told him it would be prudent to do otherwise.
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