Picket Fences! Part 32



At Rhys' place after they arrived home from the birthday party, Rhys and Ryan were relaxing on the bed together . . .

"Well, are you going to tell me at what times being a drooly guy helps?", asked Ryan.



"Haven't you noticed, females of all ages pay more attention to you than to guys who aren't as goodlooking? And they'll do almost anything to get you to love them?", said Rhys.



"Yeah, I reckon so", said Ryan.



"If they believe you love them, then it's easier to get them to do woo hoo with you. You already know what woo hoo is, right?", said Rhys.



"Yeah, I know what it is. I heard some of the older guys at school talking about it", said Ryan.

"Well, that's the times I was talking about", said Rhys.



"There's something else I've been meaning to tell you, but was waiting until you were a teenager. You remember Claudia Alan from when we went to the lake. Well, we did woo hoo and she got pregnant. Me and her had a son a few days ago. He's your little brother", explained Rhys.



"Did you cut out on her or are they going to move in here with us?". asked Ryan.

(cut out means leave in 1950's slang


"No, Claudia has her own place. Noah, that's his name, is going to live with her and I'm going to visit him", said Rhys, "I fact, I want you to go with me to meet him the next time I go over there."

"Sure, I dig", said Ryan.

(dig means understand or approve in 1950's slang)



The next afternoon Rhys received a telephone call . . .

"Hello!"



"Rhys, can you come over today? It's Noah's birthday and I'd like for you to be here", said Claudia.

"Sure, can I bring Ryan?", he asked.

"Yes, that would be great", she said.



"Claudia just called. She invited us over to her place for Noah's toddler birthday party", said Rhys.



Then they left to go to . . .


Claudia's house across town.



Rhys pulled up in front of the house . . .





And he and Ryan walked in.



Claudia greeted him with a romantic hug.



"I'm glad you came", she said.
To be continued . . .