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The next two weeks went great for the Trumbulls. Dave thought nothing of
why his parents kept on sending him over to Nan's. He enjoyed spending
time with her, plus a couple of his school chums lived on her street.
Dave was getting something he liked and people usually do not question
why they are getting what they want.
Ace was true to his word and he stayed in the first Saturday after the
family met Mary. Even with Mary winning over his heart as soon as her
father saw her, Ace was surprised at how much he loved having a part-time
daughter. Mary was also surprised at how open she was about this part of
who she was to her dad. With how accepting her dad was to his son being
also a daughter made it so Mary instinctively knew her dad would not look
down on her when she went back to being Jeff.
Lawrence would wait to go out later on those Saturdays. He knew that Mary
was a huge part of who his brother was and wanted to get to know her. The
older brother also wanted to show his support. Lawrence knew that even in
the safety of being surrounded by supportive people who loved her, Mary
was taking a huge chance being herself.
It was hard for people considered different, especially in Shirley. The
people of that neighborhood wanted everyone to fit into the boxes they
had for people. To many people of that broad district, if a child did too
good in school they were an egghead. It was wonky if a boy did not like
football or rugby. Being gay and enjoying wearing a dress made Jeff a
nancy boy. Lawrence wanted to make sure his brother who was also his
sister knew he will always have the love and support of his older
brother.
The next Saturday was another big day for Jeff, he had his final
interview for acceptance into Bedales School at Steepe. It was not often
that a kid with a state school education from Shirley had a chance to go
to this exclusive public school. Then again it was not often that any kid
whose parents were interested in them going to this exclusive school
could work the magic on the pitch like Jeff.
Jeff decided that he was going to take a part of Mary with him. He just
knew that being connected to that part of him would help with the
interview. Jeff wore knickers to the interviews. Jeff was thrilled when
he walked out of the door dressed a little like Mary. It was exhilarating
to be in tune with Mary out in public. It made the boy who had the
biggest meeting in his life confident. Jeff was being himself as much as
he could.
The boy wearing knickers knew that the interview was a formality like the
tryout for the Southampton under 15 football club. He still wanted to do
his best. The boy knew that education was his most sure-fire way to get
out of Shirley. There were too many factors out of his control with
football. The other boys could catch up or surpass him in skills. Jeff
could get injured, or he could lose his passion for football.
Jeff knew that losing his passion for football was likely. He finally got
what was promised to him if he tried out for football so the main
incentive was gone. It was true that he gained a new one when he found
out the people of his neighborhood did not get on him for being part of
the "others" because of football. Still, that might not be enough for him
to continue.
The boy who wanted to make the best first impression was caught off guard
when the interviewer, Headmistress Alison Willcocks, was warm and open to
him as a deep freezer. The headmistress hated that she had to waste her
time and a spot in the school on Jeff. She did not care about sports at
all and knew Jeff was a ringer. He was brought in to help the football
team best their rivals, Haberdashers Aske's Boys' School, on the pitch.
For some reason it was important to a couple of the donors that Bedales
beat their rivals in sports. She'd much rather beat their rivals where it
counted, by how many of their alumni were accepted into one of the Golden
Triangle Universities.
Jeff took the Headmistress's disinterested attitude as upper class
snobbery. To the boy who knew that this public school held his future,
this lady was looking down on him only because he was a common bloke. It
was true that if they were pricked they both would bleed, but Jeff
thought this lady would see her own blood as blue and his as red.
Her cutting him off and trying to steer the conversation back to the
football field was too much for him to take. Jeff knew he was going to
have to learn to watch his P's and Q's, but it was not going to happened
today. She might only see him as a hired gun, but at least Jeff was going
to get the satisfaction of tell her otherwise.
The lady who wanted to get the boy forced upon her school out of her
office abruptly ended the interview by asking Jeff if he had anything
else to add on why he was truly worthy to be a coed at Bedales School.
"Headmistress Willcock, I might be of Shirley, but Shirley is not of me.
I value the chance that my skills on the pitch and my grades are giving
me to better my life. After I best everyone on the pitch and in the
classroom here, it is onto King's College to further my education to
become a solicitor.
I will be one of the few, if not the only student here, who will see the
education here for what it is, a privilege. The rest of my classmates
would see it as their birthright. Something they are entitled to.
I might be a little rough around the edges, but that is for I am from an
rough area. I did not have the luxury of learning how to be refined. I
would much rather have my social grace be a match to my grace on the
pitch. Being a student here would make me reach my full potential.
I am not a centre forward, I am a boy who happens to be good at playing
centre forward. It is sad that you have too much class to see past where
I am from."
Allison did not want to let that young man sitting in front of her know
how impressed she was by his passionate speech and his willingness to
tell her exactly what he thought. The best part of Jeff stating in his
mind was the tact he showed while dressing her down. The lady who wanted
to become this boy's mentor did not want him to lose that chip on his
shoulder just yet. It might take away the fire he had to be his best. She
nodded and said, "You will be hearing from us soon."
At that moment the interviewer's choice of words did not bother Jeff. He
paid as much attention to them as a son to his father's words to be safe
as he left the house. Those words did register into Jeff's subconscious
and started to nestle into it. Soon they would spread, and Jeff would
start to question why Headmistress Willcocks was not more congratulatory
in her sendoff.
Jeff did not have any time to replay the interview in his head that day.
With it being just going through the motions, how it went was not as
important to him as the rest of the day's activity. As soon as he got
home he was going to change and head to the pitch. If he had more pairs
of knickers, Jeff would have not changed them. He never felt as confident
as he did while wearing them. He also knew he had to ration wearing them.
Only owning three pairs made them a scarce commodity.
After honing his magic on the pitch it was time to head home and be Mary.
There was an added reason, other than being in a cute outfit, to make the
boy who embraced his feminine side look forward to tonight. His older
brother Lawrence was staying in with him. Jeff loved hanging out with his
mom as Mary, but knew she had better things to do on Saturday night. She
needed to get out and socialize and tonight she was heading to the Gala
Bingo Hall with a couple of her friends.
It was quarter past 6 and Lawrence was not home yet. Ace was as happy
with his son being late as Gordon Ramsey was with his meal on Kitchen
Nightmares. The father taught his son better than to be late for any
commitment. Ace could not stand when people were not on time. It reminded
him of his dear old father Clive. The grandfather none of Ace's kids ever
met was always either late or never showed. How many times little
Alistair waited for his dad to show up only to be let down made him make
sure he kept his appointments and wanted his kids to do the same.
Lawrence came home with a smile on his face and Ace was waiting for him.
Before the man who was happy with himself could greet his dad Ace said,
"Oi! You're late!"
His dad's anger did not phase Lawrence and he replied, "Dad, I sent a
text."
"Son you should have called. Cell phones are for phones calls."
"Dad hold up. I won 100 quid on the fruit machine. I stopped at Argos on
the way home and picked Mary up something."
Laughing Ace said, "You plonker, you should've said so as soon as you
walked in! What is it?"
Lawrence laughed back. He knew his dad gave him as much of a chance to
say so earlier as Italy had of ever winning the newly formed Six Nations
rugby tournament. He also understood why. His dad wanted to make sure
Lawrence kept his word.
Ace was eager to see what the older brother bought his little sister.
Lawrence took a jewelry box out of the bag and opened it. Inside was a
sterling silver ladies' necklace with a football charm on it. Seeing the
charm put a tear in Ace's eye. He knew exactly why Lawrence picked it.
The reason was not how good Jeff was on the pitch; it was from Jeff
saying; "There is no man in Shirley or anywhere who can stop this girl on
the pitch." The older brother was showing his agreement with the
statement about no one was going to hold back Mary.
Ace wanted to see his wife's reaction to the gift their son bought. He
knew the true joy in life was seeing joy in other people's faces. "My
treacle tart, come to the kitchen. Lawrence has something to show you."
On her way to the kitchen Meredith said, "My Ace, I told you the boy
would be here in more than enough time." She wanted to let her husband
know he was getting worked up about nothing. She got to the where the two
eldest Trumbull men were and saw Lawrence holding the box. He opened it
and she gasped. Mere knew how important this necklace was going to be to
Mary. Not only was it pretty, but is was a physical manifestation of her
brother's love and support of her.
Meredith also knew the true joy in life was seeing joy in other people's
faces. She wanted the memory of seeing Mary getting her first piece of
jewelry to cherish. She ran to the steps and said, "Mary come down here
as soon as you are ready!"
Mary could tell by the happiness in her mom's voice that she was being
summoned for something good. The girl who was doing her own makeup knew
that it was not going to get any better, so she followed her mother's
request right away, scurrying down the steps. Mary wanted to see what
made her mom so joyful. As the girl who did not know why everyone had
such huge smiles on their faces entered the living room, she was handed a
jewelry box. Lawrence said, "Mary, I got you a little something to wear."
Mary opened the box, seeing the necklace with the pendant on it. The gift
was beautiful and the girl knew it was her brothers way of presenting her
with a talisman representing her feisty spirit. She quickly hugged him
saying, "I love it and will wear it all the time as Mary." She kept her
word, and to this day when Jeff becomes Mary, the necklace is on her.
Ace and Pookie left the loving siblings to go enjoy their evening out.
Mere was walked to the bingo hall by her Ace. They enjoyed their stroll
through the streets of Shirley in the evening sun. Before entering the
hall, Mere told her man that after the bingo session was over, around 10,
she would go to The Blacksmith's Arms to have a drink with him. Ace told
her that he would come to the hall at 10 to meet her instead so he could
escort her there.
Lawrence and Mary's evening together was brilliant. What made it so was
the older brother treated the evening as an ordinary one between a
brother and sister hanging out together. Lawrence interacted with Mary
differently than Jeff, but that was because he respected this was the
part of Jeff's personality being presented. Also, Mary interacted with
her brother differently as Mary than if she was Jeff.
The two were laughing when they heard the front door squeak. The laughter
came to the stop as the person who was opening it came in. It made them
nervous even with there being nothing to worry about. The two who were
bonding knew no one was brazen enough to try to break into Ace's house.
Their dad was a fixture in the neighborhood and whoever was stupid enough
to try to steal from him would be grassed. The right people would find
out the wrong things and make sure Ace knew.
Once the door was all the way opened, it was revealed it was a visitor,
but their sister Anne. Her coming home unexpectedly for the evening, and
the drawn out look on her face, meant one thing; she and her boyfriend
were fighting. Anne always would run away from the issue when those two
fought, into the arms of her ex-boyfriend, Lee Carr. Before hooking up
with Lee, Anne would stop at home to get some support from her family.
Anne was as scared of serious relationships as a toddler was of the dark,
and that was her way of sabotaging it. Being with Lee was a nightlight to
ease her apprehension about her relationship. The lady who did not want
to give or have a true commitment fear of it was also as legit as a
toddler's fear of the dark.
When the lady who wanted the comfort of home saw her brother Jeff in a
dress with Lawrence, her long drawn out look got stretched even further.
She could not believe her one brother was making a mockery of her gender
and another one was fine with it. It did not help matters that her
brother looked like a fit bird. It was just plain nutters to Anne that
Jeff looked better than her doing something she saw as a lark. Jeff being
so beautiful just made this situation all balls up.
She was going to put a stop to this right away, "Jeff, you get upstairs
and change right now.
Larry, you know better than to let him do this. Mom and dad are going to
be so cheesed off about this bollocks going on here."
Larry responded, "Anne, this is Mary not Jeff, so call her by her name.
Also, mom and dad are fine with this."
"I do not care if mom and dad are fine with Jeff being daft, wearing a
dress and wanting to be called Mary. I am not, so get upstairs right now
and change Jeff."
Larry fired right back at his sister, "You do not tell Mary what to do.
It does not matter if you are or are not fine with her wearing a dress.
There are things you do which I am not fine with."
"It is just wrong what Jeff is doing."
Mary had enough of her older sister passing judgement on her outfit.
"Anne, you know what is really wrong. You coming home to shag Lee after
having a row with your boyfriend."
"Don't tell me how to live my life, Jeff!"
"Tonight it's Mary, and if you tell me how to live mine, I will do the
same to you."
Anne left without saying goodbye. It chaffed her that her two brothers
would not give her the support she needed. Anne would have gotten the
support if she would have done the same for Mary. One cannot expect
another to give them something they are not also willing to give.
The laughter and good mood quickly came back to Lawrence and Mary after
their sister left. It hurt both of them that Anne did not approve of Mary
being who she was, but knew it was part of life. Not everyone was going
to accept Mary and the best thing to do was just move on from it.
Dwelling on Anne's reactions was not going to change them, they were both
wise enough to see that.
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Ace was even earlier than normal to meet his wife outside of Gala. He'd
won 300 quid on a pound wager on the football matches so wanted to go to
the bookie to collect. When asked why he was leaving early, Ace, with a
puckish smile on his face, told them he had to see a man about a dog. His
good mates knew he'd won and he would share his good fortune with them by
buying a round or two.
The lucky man waited until the money was in his pocket to start to
mentally spend it. The first thing that came to his mind was that Mary
could now get a proper gown for the evening wear competition. He shook
his head for being all for this one man beauty pageant. He already
planned to MC the event. He was going to wear his fanciest outfit, the
one he only pulled out of the closet for weddings and anniversaries. It
was a nice white dinner jacket with a black bow tie, black slacks with
black and white wingtip shoes. He will also wear his nice pinky ring and
his clunky gold and silver bracelet.
The father who was sharing the wealth was going to have Dave pick if he
wanted a new football kit or video game. Ace was going to get Lawrence a
Snap-On set of torque wrenches. Anne was hard for Ace to shop for, but he
remembered her talking about wanting to read the Poisonwood Bible.
Lastly, his wife, he was going to take her out to eat at Bouzy Rouge, a
nice little bistro. His Pookie loved the cozy and romantic atmosphere
there.
Ace stood in the entrance hall waiting for the bingo players to leave the
hall. The man with a huge smile on his face was buzzing for many
different reasons. The pints of King Goblin Ales he drank. Winning on the
7 team parlay bet he made. Figuring out the best way to lavish his family
with his winnings. The most important reason for the buzz was he was
going to see his wonderful wife.
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"BINGO!", Mere shouted in surprise. She'd just won the ?500 jackpot.
Every time she won anything at Bingo Mere was surprised. She went into
the hall thinking that she would not win anything. Her low expectations
were not from her being negative. They came from her wanting to make sure
she had a great time. Mere was there to hang out with her friends.
Another reason for the being exited was her friend, Daisy Routledge, told
the lucky lady she was able to get her a job as a receptionist Regent's
Park Surgery. That alone was worth the price of admission to the hall.
Anne was thinking of going back to work. It would help with the
household, and with her youngest going to be 11 in the fall, there was
less to do at home. She wanted to get out and feel productive.
Mere did not even think of what to do with the money until she collected
it. The first course of business was to share the luck with her friends
and buy them whatever they were drinking. When she sat back down she
culled back on the number of bingo cards she was playing. Her heart was
not into it anymore. Winning once was enough and wanting more would be
greedy.
The winner paid as close attention to her cards as a boyfriend dragged to
a chick flick, went she got back with her winnings. Anne started to think
of how she was going to spend that money. The first thought was Mary
could now get a proper gown for the evening wear portion of the beauty
pageant. Then she thought she would get Dave either one of those football
shirts he wanted or a video game. Lawrence was hard to shop for, but she
remembered him talking about wanting new torque wrenches. Anne loved to
read, so the Poisonwood Bible for her. Her husband, it was simple, they
will go to Coriander Lounge for curry. He loved the loud happy
celebratory atmosphere there.
Leaving the bingo hall Mere's good mood got better for she was about to
see her Ace. Her mood was going to be on a climb on Mount Happiness for
it got a little better when she saw her man waiting for her. Mere love
for that man was deeper than Confucius' teachings. When she saw the smile
on his face her mood was elevated a little more. Then Ace saw her and his
smile got bigger and that made Mere feel even better. When she heard
about Ace's winning and his plans for the money, Mere thought her mood
hit the summit.
Mere thought it was great that her man won, but his having the same plans
with the money as her made her feel good about herself. She loved that
they had the same way of thinking. Plus, her Ace always looking out for
the family made her know she made the right choice with him. When they
had started dating, some of Mere's family and all of her friends thought
she could do better than a dock worker.
All of Mere's childhood friends, who were not in her life anymore, did
not date for love; but for how good the prospect was of getting out of
Shirley. Mere found nothing wrong with wanting to better one's station in
life, but she knew too well that the location of where one lived was not
their station. Her and Ace were also going to move from Shirley, then
life came along. She got pregnant and they needed to provide for their
family. Getting out of her hometown was not as important as making a good
home for her kids.
Now she was going to walk the streets of her hometown while aware she
really lived in love and happiness. Ace was also in love and happiness
for his Pookie won. He so enjoyed when she did for it meant she had some
money which she saw as her own. Ace saw the paycheck he got from work as
theirs, not his, but he knew that Mere did not see so. His wife wanted to
contribute financially along with all the other ways she did. It made Ace
feel bad for he wanted to make enough money so that it was not important.
Mere was going to bring up the job she could get. She knew the subject of
her working was sensitive to Ace as a toothache. It was not Ace's pride
which made him not like the idea of her working. Her husband wanted to
provide for the family to make sure he was nothing like the man who only
gave him a name. Ace thought he needed to do more than he had to, to be a
better man than his dad.
"My Ace, I even got more good news."
"Tell me Pookie."
"There is an opening where Daisy's work and she can get me it."
"Pookie you have no need to work. I can do more overtime if we need more
money."
"My Ace, it is not about money. The kids do not need me at home as much
anymore and I need to get out of the house."
Even with the idea of Mere working making Ace feel inadequate, her Ace
was open to the idea. He knew that Mere would not bring up working if it
was not important to her. He also knew how important it was for people to
have something to do to help with their self worth. His grin went from
just being his happy one to his puckish one when he figured out what he
thought was a good solution. "Take the job Pookie. It will be great that
you will be getting your own money."
Mere knew that Ace was won over, but there no way that paycheck was only
hers. Now that she was able to contribute financially again, she knew she
was wrong about seeing Ace's wages as only his instead of the family's.
"No, My Ace. It will be ours. We can now save up more money.
You know in a couple of years we will not be needing that many bedrooms.
We can downsize our home. I know you love living so close to your mom,
but we can move out of Shirley if you want."
Mere saying moving out of Shirley brought a tear to Ace's eye. When they
first started dating, Ace was so frustrated about his neighborhood. He
went to go to his car to go to work and some punks smashed his car's
windshield. Him seeing that senseless act of vandalism made the young man
realize there was no future in Shirley.
The irate man ranted to Mere about how much their neighborhood went
downhill and during his tirade said he would not end up dying in Shirley.
He would get out of there. Even with Ace still living there, he felt he'd
kept that promise made to himself. Ace was not of Shirley and did not
live there, he lived in love and happiness.
"Mere, I think downsizing and moving is a great idea."
The loving couple then started to talk again about their plan for the
extra money the family had. They knew the shopping trip for Mary's gown
had to be out of town. Ace suggested that they take the train and make it
a day trip to London. He knew how much Mere loved that city. Mere loved
the idea but wanted to go to Bournemouth. First, London would take too
much time up and she wanted to let Mary wear her new gown that night.
Also it was the beginning of June and if they got Bournemouth early
enough they could walk the beach. She loved walking the beach almost as
much as Ace did. So it was settled they were going to Bournemouth next
Saturday.
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