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School Days' characters (c) Krezz Karavan, used with permission.

This story was once on the Palcomix Forum on the School Days Thread. Since the PalComix Forum is no more, I'm putting it here.", "writing": "Chapter 75: Too Many Sisters.\n\nFernando and Rosita step outside onto the public sidewalk, she takes his hand and leads him to a right turn to go down the block. He takes his folded cane and slides it between his belt and pants to put it away.\n\n“Flight race you to the mall roof.” Rosita tells him.\n\n“But...” Fernando tries to say but Rosita takes a couple running steps before taking flight. He sighs as he sees her fly away. The mall was not where he wanted to go, but he makes the decision to follow after his female twin. It does not take long for him to catch up to her.\n\nUnknown to them an extended mini van pulls up to their house. From the passenger door, a red headed flying squirrel girl steps out of the mini van and to the house, opening the gate to enter the yard and walk to the porch. She stands by the door and rings the doorbell a few times. After a couple of minutes she turns to face the mini van and shrugs her shoulders before walking back to it. But when she reaches the gate, two elder women stop in front of it.\n\n“Who are you, miss?” One of the two women asks.\n\nThe girl gets nervous as she tries to pull the gate open, but it does not open as the other elder woman holds it shut. She opens her mouth and yells “DADDY!!!”\n\nSeeing this before her vocal response, the driver of the extended mini van, a male flying squirrel, had already stepped out of the vehicle. He steps up to the two women carrying a briefcase as the girl yells, and is immediately identified by the elder woman holding the gate shut.\n\n[Conversation translated from Spanish]\n\n“Jose Antonio, how dare you show you face here!” the elder woman growls at him.\n\n“Dona Maria, I’m here to see my son.” He tells her.\n\n“Why? You abandoned both of the children when they were just three months old. And who is this girl?” Grandmother tells her.\n\n“It is the utmost importance that I see my son.” He tells her.\n\nGrandmother hands over the keys to the other woman, “Go inside, Olga. I will be there after I deal with this person.”\n\nHer friend nods before stepping through the gate and walks to the house. In a few seconds she enters the house. The girl manages to get through the gate and stands behind her father. He signals to the minivan behind him. Its doors open and several girls step out of it and behind him. Grandmother looks at them, noticing the resemblance between them and him.\n\n“These little harlots your demon spawns?” Grandmother comments.\n\n“My daughters are not harlots, nor are they demon spawns. They are girls like you used to be.” He tells her but is interrupted.\n\n“Jose Antonio, I gave you my blessings for you to marry my daughter and have children with her. Instead you abandoned her so you can chase skirts and stick your penis into questionable and ill-reputed women’s vaginas. The fact lies that when my daughter was in labor to have your children, after taking her to the hospital, you went away to have sex with half the nursing staff! Then you abandoned her and your children.” Grandmother tells him sternly while poking her finger into his chest.\n\nHe looks down at her and her finger at his chest for the moment after she stopped telling him. He then slowly backhands her finger off his chest. Then he holds some papers to her face, “I have a court order for me to see my son. I will go to the police and get them in order for me to see my son.”\n\n“You also have a daughter that you seem to have forgotten about.” Grandmother tells him.\n\n“I don’t remember a daughter being born.” He tells her.\n\n“She’s his younger twin. But you were busy screwing half the nursing staff that you did not know that she was born.” Grandmother tells him.\n\n“So... that makes 12.” He says to himself before looking up at Grandmother, “I do need to talk to my son.” He hesitates for a moment before throwing at her, “I also need you to do me a favor as well.”\n\n“What kind of favor?” Grandmother asks.\n\nJose Antonio lifts up his arm holding the briefcase to her, “One hundred thousand dollars, in exchange that you take care of my girls in my absence for one year.”\n\n“A year?!!” Grandmother holds back from yelling, and then turns on him, “Why don’t you have their mothers and grandmothers take care of them!”\n\n“Because they are not there for them. And I need someone to care of them while I’m gone.” He tells her.\n\nGrandmother looks at him as she thinks for the moment, “Come inside the house.” She looks at the girls, “All of you.”\n\nThe girls hold back their cheers as they scurry back to the van to get their belongings. Soon, within a couple of minutes all of them are in the house, seated quietly. Senator Olga Mendez walks down the stairs slowly and quietly, looking down at the group.\n\n“Dona Maria, the children are not upstairs or any place in the house.” Senator Mendez tells her.\n\nNot liking what she heard Grandmother tells her friend to come down stairs. Olga finds a seat by the dining table. Grandmother takes the brief case from Jose and puts it on the dining table, opening it and turning it to face her friend.\n\n“Count it.” Grandmother tells her.\n\n“Huh?” Senator Olga Mendez reacts.\n\n“And make sure its not play money.” Grandmother tells her.\n\nMs Mendez sighs for a moment before picking up a brick of cash and starts to thumb through it. Grandmother looks at Jose Antonio.\n\n“This house is not big enough to house everyone.” Grandmother tells him.\n\n“You have a basement in this house?” He asks.\n\n“Yes I do. It also had a garage but I had it torn down.” Grandmother says.\n\n“I can get a construction crew to add another section to this house in a few days while everyone sleeps in the basement.” He tells her.\n\n“I do not want your Mafioso Friends touching my property.” Grandmother tells him.\n\n“None of them will be here. In fact I already took care of them and they will not be brothering me again. I will be using local contractors to do this and will be paying for all this.” Jose tells her as he walks to the briefcase, pulling out some folded papers from the top hinged folder area. He begins to unfold the paper part way, revealing the plans to the house.\n\n“What are you doing with plans to my house?” Grandmother asks angrily.\n\n“Who do you think overseen the clean up, restructuring and renovation of the place after you bought it before you moved in?” He tells her before flipping the plans over. “Here is the house if I added another section to the basement, first floor and second floor; adding four bedrooms to the second floor; expanding the kitchen and dining area, and add three more rooms to the first floor; and doubling the size of the basement. I’ll throw in another set of bathrooms and laundry machines, securing the wiring and plumbing to get things in order. It can be done in four days.” He explains.\n\n“It will take more than four days to do this. And who will be paying for this?” Grandmother tells him.\n\n“The house was set up with expansion points, so the wall by the hall can be removed, the new section put in and the wall put back on to the new section. It will double the size of the house and I have already bought the materials and have put a down payment for the labor and equipment. The rest I will take care of.” Jose Antonio explains.\n\n“What about the property taxes? A bigger house will cost more in taxes.” Grandmother tells him.\n\n“I already took care of all that. You will be taxed the same rate as before.” He tells her.\n\nGrandmother holds back from growling at him. She then turns to the girls, “Ladies, go outside to the back yard to play. I need to talk to your father in private.”\n\nThey all look at her, seeing that she was pointing to the rear door. They all look at each other for a moment before each one gets up and walks to the rear door. Once they are gone, Grandmother turns to face Jose Antonio.\n\n“Tell me why I should not shoot you and bury you in the back yard during the night?” Grandmother growls at him in a threatening tone.\n\n“This is not Puerto Rico where you could have gotten away with that for one. Two, I am dying. I got lung cancer that has spread to the other organs of my body and only have a few months to live. Third, along with the royal allowance that I get, a few years ago I won that One Billion Dollar Lottery which part of is going to you and this house. We, the girls and I just came back from an around the world tour and would have taken Fernando with us if you would have answered your phone!” Jose Antonio tells her, and then takes a few breaths to calm down. “That world wide tour was for me to find a cure, but at this late stage I am in it is too late.”\n\nGrandmother looks at him, “Serves you right.”\n\n“Look. When I die, all the girls will be getting a one hundred million of that money which they cannot touch until they reach 18. Fernando being my only son, will get double that. But until they grow up, I need somebody who I can trust in caring for them. You are the only one I can trust.” He tells her.\n\nGrandmother looks at him as if she was going to slap him, and just might depending on how he answers her next question, “What about his twin sister Rosita? Or Jorgina Daisy, or Rachel?”\n\n“I will have to get the book keepers recalculate the figures with them in the picture. But Jorgina and Rachel are not from my lions and will be getting a lot less than one hundred million. Maybe twenty-five million, and that is being generous.” He tells her.\n\n“Speaking of being generous, why are you being generous?” Grandmother almost tells him.\n\n“To spend a billion dollars at a rate of one dollar a second would take three hundred thousand years to do. I only have a few months left to live. And I can only trust you in taking care of my girls and all this money.” He tells her.\n\n“Dona Maria...” Olga calls out to her.\n\n“Yes Olga?” Grandmother replies.\n\n“There is over three hundred thousand in here, and a bank book for over two million with your name on it.” Olga explains.\n\n“Jose...”Grandmother tells her.\n\n“Remember I owe you the two million, consider that as payment. And one hundred thousand or so dollars to pay for their food and expenses, the rest is for you as you see fit.” He tells her.\n\n“I’ll keep it all for the girls. They are going to need it.” Grandmother tells him. She then asks, “After I take these girls, where are you going? You are not going to abandon these children on me.”\n\n“I’m checking myself in to Pouncefield General tomorrow for some radiation treatment appointments for the next two months which I hope will extend my life for a year. Tonight I will be at the Pouncefield Ramada Inn after I see my son... and daughters.” Jose Antonio tells her.\n\n“Nonsense. You will spend the nights on that couch. It unfolds into a bed.” Grandmother tells him, “You will have a home cooked meal, who knows when was the last time you had one. And I will take you to the hospital.” She walks over to Olga, handing her a credit card, “Call the furniture store at the mall and have them bring over six more folding beds, sheets, pillows and blankets to be placed in the basement, and that online supermarket and have them bring over stuff to feed an army. You know what to do when everything comes.”\n\n“Will do, Dona Maria.” Her friend Olga tells her.\n\n“You, come with me outside.” Grandmother tells Jose Antonio.\n\nAfter taking a closed manila folder from the briefcase, he follows her outside. The girls were in various areas of the yard, the younger ones playing with their Barbie dolls playing make up and make believe while the older one were either looking about the area of standing about gossiping about who knows what.\n\nGrandmother takes several counted steps and rubs a line on her lawn.\n\n“This is where the expansion to the house ends. As you can see it will take away from my back yard.” Grandmother points out.\n\n“I’m sorry that it will take away from your property. But a larger house will return a better investment on the property. And it will ” Jose Antonio explains.\n\n“Do your girls know of your... condition.” Grandmother looks and points to various areas of the back of the house, trying to eye out the new place when completed.\n\n“Only your side of the family are the only ones that does not know. And in case you are wondering, I have full parental rights to the girls, none of their mothers or maternal grandmothers do. I have given them money in the sum of a couple million and had them sign a contract to not ever challenge those rights away from me though they can visit the girls on holidays. In fact Alejandra and Luna do not have a mother because she died from ovarian cancer two years ago.” Jose Antonio points them out.\n\n“I see. And because most of those women were bar whores, strippers and other low lives, they took the money and ran.” Grandmother says to him.\n\n“Look. I did what I could within the laws of Squirrel Society, and I only chose the crème of the crop as far as women were concerned – teachers, nurses, business women. It was when my chosen Alpha – your daughter – Toni – decided not to give me the sex that I was entitled too, I had to work with building my own harem, as per the rules of Squirrel Society. Then she started fooling around with that William bastard so I divorced her for infidelity – as per Squirrel Society Rules.”\n\n“Enough of what happened in ancient times.” Grandmother tells him, “My concern is about the girls.”\n\n“I have most of their belongings in a storage facility in New Jersey, a couple of hours from here.” He explains, “When the rooms are added to the house, we can gather their things and bring them here. They all got the latest in computers, cellphones and other electronics.”\n\n“Do I need to have a firm hand with them? Do any of them have any health problems like your son? What are their school records like? Any of them have a boyfriend they lost their virginity too? Can any of them fly?” Grandmother shoots out each question after the other.\n\nHe hands her the seal manila folder, “All their paper work is in there. Birth certificates, school records, immunization records, hospital records, health insurance coverage, and contract of parental transfer to you as their grandmother while I am in the hospital and after I die. As for your other questions, they are obedient girls and will listen to you as I already spoken to them. They are healthy flying virgins before I took them onto this trip and they still are though they are at that stage of interest. Now ,what do you mean, health problems like my son?”\n\n“Fernando has a myriad set of symptoms, probably from the royal genes your fluffy tail has. He has to live out most of his days not strong enough to get out of bed, but when he does goes out, his healthy twin sister and his other sister Rachel keep an eye on him and brings him home if he gets too sick. Most of the time he is blind from seeing too much light, and has to wear a special set of glasses to protect his eyes.” Grandmother explains to him, laying it on thick to make him feel guilty.\n\n“Saturnina, come here.” Jose calls out to the girls. One of them, about 11 years old, approaches with two others at her side, they leave her side when they get within about 10 yards of the adults. He takes her by the shoulders as she walk up to them and puts her by him, “Why are you not wearing your glasses?”\n\nShe speaks in a tiny voice, “Because it was too late to put them on this morning and now I can’t see.”\n\n“You are only going to get cured of your condition if you wear them, you need to keep them on whether you can see or not. Now put them on.” He tells her. Then he turns to Grandmother, “Saturnina here I believe has the same condition as you describe Fernando to have, and the other girls help her around with many things, but I think she likes being blind so she is spoiled because it gives her so much attention. Bianca, Candi and Gabriela are light sensitive but not to this extent. They sun burn easily and get sick to their stomachs when out in the sun too long, which is why they wear long sleeve shirts and long pants or skirts to cover themselves to their ankles as much as possible from the sun.”\n\n“So no Bikinis for those three I see. Anyways, Fernando also has your sensitive stomach. Fresh food or nothing.” Grandmother tells him.\n\n“Our brother is blind like me?” Saturnina asks.\n\n“Go back with the others, Saddie. We got a lot to talk about.” He tells her before spinning her around slowly and sending her on her way with the others with a slight push. After the two girls gather her and take her away to where they were playing, Jose Antonio turn to Grandmother, “Most of the girls have a sensitive stomach, especially around mating season where their cycles begin.”\n\n“That’s normal for most girls. Anything else?” Grandmother tells him.\n\n“No, I think that is it. Everything you need to know is in the folder.” He says as he points to the folder. A delivery truck rolls up to the front of the house. He then suddenly remembers, “Oh yes, they are all allergic to strawberries and Tylenol which I do not understand why it is so.”\n\n“Simple – their mothers ate strawberries and took Tylenol for their headaches during their pregnancies, which they should not have. Because of that the children have to suffer. Fernando and Rosita suffer from the same allergies.” Grandmother tells him, adding, “I need to check out that delivery truck. We can do introductions at dinner. You and your girls can do as you all please, just do not get in the way is all I ask.”\n\nGrandmother walks into the house as Jose Antonio calls to the girls and have them sit in a circle with him. He begins to tell him, “Ladies, this is your new home. I will have some men come over and make it bigger over the week and tomorrow before I go to the hospital I will get you all enrolled into that St. LoveJoy Academy I saw online. You are all to give the lady of the house your utmost respect of family as she is your grandmother on your brother’s side of the family and this is her place and her rules. You are only living here.” They all nod in agreement.\n\n\nIn the house Olga is directing the delivery men to the basement with the fold-away beds, telling them to open the beds in the space below, and to put the unopened packages of sheets, pillows and blankets on each bed. Grandmother looks at the work being done and nods approvingly.\n\nAnother truck arrives with a couple of men carrying large boxes of food. Grandmother intercepts them and points them to the kitchen to put the boxes of food on the service island and service counters. From the money in the brief case, Grandmother generously tip all the delivery men. When the deliverymen leave, Grandmother begins on making dinner, with Olga assisting her.\n\nRachel and Jorgina-Daisy are several blocks away from home with the other girls but are on their way home within the next half hour. While the meats were marinating in various sauces, Grandmother makes a call to Dr. Leary.\n\n- - - - - - - - - - - - -\nEnd of Chapter 75\n- - - - - - - - - - - - -", "writing_bbcode_parsed": "Chapter 75: Too Many Sisters.

Fernando and Rosita step outside onto the public sidewalk, she takes his hand and leads him to a right turn to go down the block. He takes his folded cane and slides it between his belt and pants to put it away.

“Flight race you to the mall roof.” Rosita tells him.

“But...” Fernando tries to say but Rosita takes a couple running steps before taking flight. He sighs as he sees her fly away. The mall was not where he wanted to go, but he makes the decision to follow after his female twin. It does not take long for him to catch up to her.

Unknown to them an extended mini van pulls up to their house. From the passenger door, a red headed flying squirrel girl steps out of the mini van and to the house, opening the gate to enter the yard and walk to the porch. She stands by the door and rings the doorbell a few times. After a couple of minutes she turns to face the mini van and shrugs her shoulders before walking back to it. But when she reaches the gate, two elder women stop in front of it.

“Who are you, miss?” One of the two women asks.

The girl gets nervous as she tries to pull the gate open, but it does not open as the other elder woman holds it shut. She opens her mouth and yells “DADDY!!!”

Seeing this before her vocal response, the driver of the extended mini van, a male flying squirrel, had already stepped out of the vehicle. He steps up to the two women carrying a briefcase as the girl yells, and is immediately identified by the elder woman holding the gate shut.

[Conversation translated from Spanish]

“Jose Antonio, how dare you show you face here!” the elder woman growls at him.

“Dona Maria, I’m here to see my son.” He tells her.

“Why? You abandoned both of the children when they were just three months old. And who is this girl?” Grandmother tells her.

“It is the utmost importance that I see my son.” He tells her.

Grandmother hands over the keys to the other woman, “Go inside, Olga. I will be there after I deal with this person.”

Her friend nods before stepping through the gate and walks to the house. In a few seconds she enters the house. The girl manages to get through the gate and stands behind her father. He signals to the minivan behind him. Its doors open and several girls step out of it and behind him. Grandmother looks at them, noticing the resemblance between them and him.

“These little harlots your demon spawns?” Grandmother comments.

“My daughters are not harlots, nor are they demon spawns. They are girls like you used to be.” He tells her but is interrupted.

“Jose Antonio, I gave you my blessings for you to marry my daughter and have children with her. Instead you abandoned her so you can chase skirts and stick your penis into questionable and ill-reputed women’s vaginas. The fact lies that when my daughter was in labor to have your children, after taking her to the hospital, you went away to have sex with half the nursing staff! Then you abandoned her and your children.” Grandmother tells him sternly while poking her finger into his chest.

He looks down at her and her finger at his chest for the moment after she stopped telling him. He then slowly backhands her finger off his chest. Then he holds some papers to her face, “I have a court order for me to see my son. I will go to the police and get them in order for me to see my son.”

“You also have a daughter that you seem to have forgotten about.” Grandmother tells him.

“I don’t remember a daughter being born.” He tells her.

“She’s his younger twin. But you were busy screwing half the nursing staff that you did not know that she was born.” Grandmother tells him.

“So... that makes 12.” He says to himself before looking up at Grandmother, “I do need to talk to my son.” He hesitates for a moment before throwing at her, “I also need you to do me a favor as well.”

“What kind of favor?” Grandmother asks.

Jose Antonio lifts up his arm holding the briefcase to her, “One hundred thousand dollars, in exchange that you take care of my girls in my absence for one year.”

“A year?!!” Grandmother holds back from yelling, and then turns on him, “Why don’t you have their mothers and grandmothers take care of them!”

“Because they are not there for them. And I need someone to care of them while I’m gone.” He tells her.

Grandmother looks at him as she thinks for the moment,  “Come inside the house.” She looks at the girls, “All of you.”

The girls hold back their cheers as they scurry back to the van to get their belongings. Soon, within a couple of minutes all of them are in the house, seated quietly. Senator Olga Mendez walks down the stairs slowly and quietly, looking down at the group.

“Dona Maria, the children are not upstairs or any place in the house.” Senator Mendez tells her.

Not liking what she heard Grandmother tells her friend to come down stairs. Olga finds a seat by the dining table. Grandmother takes the brief case from Jose and puts it on the dining table, opening it and turning it to face her friend.

“Count it.” Grandmother tells her.

“Huh?” Senator Olga Mendez reacts.

“And make sure its not play money.” Grandmother tells her.

Ms Mendez sighs for a moment before picking up a brick of cash and starts to thumb through it. Grandmother looks at Jose Antonio.

“This house is not big enough to house everyone.” Grandmother tells him.

“You have a basement in this house?” He asks.

“Yes I do. It also had a garage but I had it torn down.” Grandmother says.

“I can get a construction crew to add another section to this house in a few days while everyone sleeps in the basement.” He tells her.

“I do not want your Mafioso Friends touching my property.” Grandmother tells him.

“None of them will be here. In fact I already took care of them and they will not be brothering me again. I will be using local contractors to do this and will be paying for all this.” Jose tells her as he walks to the briefcase, pulling out some folded papers from the top hinged folder area. He begins to unfold the paper part way, revealing the plans to the house.

“What are you doing with plans to my house?” Grandmother asks angrily.

“Who do you think overseen the clean up, restructuring and renovation of the place after you bought it before you moved in?” He tells her before flipping the plans over. “Here is the house if I added another section to the basement, first floor and second floor; adding four bedrooms to the second floor; expanding the kitchen and dining area, and add three more rooms to the first floor; and doubling the size of the basement. I’ll throw in another set of bathrooms and laundry machines, securing the wiring and plumbing to get things in order. It can be done in four days.” He explains.

“It will take more than four days to do this. And who will be paying for this?” Grandmother tells him.

“The house was set up with expansion points, so the wall by the hall can be removed, the new section put in and the wall put back on to the new section. It will double the size of the house and I have already bought the materials and have put a down payment for the labor and equipment. The rest I will take care of.” Jose Antonio explains.

“What about the property taxes? A bigger house will cost more in taxes.” Grandmother tells him.

“I already took care of all that. You will be taxed the same rate as before.” He tells her.

Grandmother holds back from growling at him. She then turns to the girls, “Ladies, go outside to the back yard to play. I need to talk to your father in private.”

They all look at her, seeing that she was pointing to the rear door. They all look at each other for a moment before each one gets up and walks to the rear door. Once they are gone, Grandmother turns to face Jose Antonio.

“Tell me why I should not shoot you and bury you in the back yard during the night?” Grandmother growls at him in a threatening tone.

“This is not Puerto Rico where you could have gotten away with that for one. Two, I am dying. I got lung cancer that has spread to the other organs of my body and only have a few months to live. Third, along with the royal allowance that I get, a few years ago I won that One Billion Dollar Lottery which part of is going to you and this house. We, the girls and I just came back from an around the world tour and would have taken Fernando with us if you would have answered your phone!” Jose Antonio tells her, and then takes a few breaths to calm down. “That world wide tour was for me to find a cure, but at this late stage I am in it is too late.”

Grandmother looks at him, “Serves you right.”

“Look. When I die, all the girls will be getting a one hundred million of that money which they cannot touch until they reach 18. Fernando being my only son, will get double that. But until they grow up, I need somebody who I can trust in caring for them. You are the only one I can trust.” He tells her.

Grandmother looks at him as if she was going to slap him, and just might depending on how he answers her next question, “What about his twin sister Rosita? Or Jorgina Daisy, or Rachel?”

“I will have to get the book keepers recalculate the figures with them in the picture. But Jorgina and Rachel are not from my lions and will be getting a lot less than one hundred million. Maybe twenty-five million, and that is being generous.” He tells her.

“Speaking of being generous, why are you being generous?” Grandmother almost tells him.

“To spend a billion dollars at a rate of one dollar a second would take three hundred thousand years to do. I only have a few months left to live. And I can only trust you in taking care of my girls and all this money.” He tells her.

“Dona Maria...” Olga calls out to her.

“Yes Olga?” Grandmother replies.

“There is over three hundred thousand in here, and a bank book for over two million with your name on it.” Olga explains.

“Jose...”Grandmother tells her.

“Remember I owe you the two million, consider that as payment. And one hundred thousand or so dollars to pay for their food and expenses, the rest is for you as you see fit.” He tells her.

“I’ll keep it all for the girls. They are going to need it.” Grandmother tells him. She then asks, “After I take these girls, where are you going? You are not going to abandon these children on me.”

“I’m checking myself in to Pouncefield General tomorrow for some radiation treatment appointments for the next two months which I hope will extend my life for a year. Tonight I will be at the Pouncefield Ramada Inn after I see my son... and daughters.” Jose Antonio tells her.

“Nonsense. You will spend the nights on that couch. It unfolds into a bed.” Grandmother tells him, “You will have a home cooked meal, who knows when was the last time you had one. And I will take you to the hospital.” She walks over to Olga, handing her a credit card, “Call the furniture store at the mall and have them bring over six more folding beds, sheets, pillows and blankets to be placed in the basement, and that online supermarket and have them bring over stuff to feed an army. You know what to do when everything comes.”

“Will do, Dona Maria.” Her friend Olga tells her.

“You, come with me outside.” Grandmother tells Jose Antonio.

After taking a closed manila folder from the briefcase, he follows her outside. The girls were in various areas of the yard, the younger ones playing with their Barbie dolls playing make up and make believe while the older one were either looking about the area of standing about gossiping about who knows what.

Grandmother takes several counted steps and rubs a line on her lawn.

“This is where the expansion to the house ends. As you can see it will take away from my back yard.” Grandmother points out.

“I’m sorry that it will take away from your property. But a larger house will return a better investment on the property. And it will ” Jose Antonio explains.

“Do your girls know of your... condition.” Grandmother looks and points to various areas of the back of the house, trying to eye out the new place when completed.

“Only your side of the family are the only ones that does not know. And in case you are wondering, I have full parental rights to the girls, none of their mothers or maternal grandmothers do. I have given them money in the sum of a couple million and had them sign a contract to not ever challenge those rights away from me though they can visit the girls on holidays. In fact Alejandra and Luna do not have a mother because she died from ovarian cancer two years ago.” Jose Antonio points them out.

“I see. And because most of those women were bar whores, strippers and other low lives, they took the money and ran.” Grandmother says to him.

“Look. I did what I could within the laws of Squirrel Society, and I only chose the crème of the crop as far as women were concerned – teachers, nurses, business women.  It was when my chosen Alpha – your daughter – Toni – decided not to give me the sex that I was entitled too, I had to work with building my own harem, as per the rules of Squirrel Society. Then she started fooling around with that William bastard so I divorced her for infidelity – as per Squirrel Society Rules.”

“Enough of what happened in ancient times.” Grandmother tells him, “My concern is about the girls.”

“I have most of their belongings in a storage facility in New Jersey, a couple of hours from here.” He explains, “When the rooms are added to the house, we can gather their things and bring them here. They all got the latest in computers, cellphones and other electronics.”

“Do I need to have a firm hand with them? Do any of them have any health problems like your son? What are their school records like? Any of them have a boyfriend they lost their virginity too? Can any of them fly?” Grandmother shoots out each question after the other.

He hands her the seal manila folder, “All their paper work is in there. Birth certificates, school records, immunization records, hospital records,  health insurance coverage, and contract of parental transfer to you as their grandmother while I am in the hospital and after I die. As for your other questions, they are obedient girls and will listen to you as I already spoken to them. They are healthy flying virgins before I took them onto this trip and they still are though they are at that stage of interest. Now ,what do you mean, health problems like my son?”

“Fernando has a myriad set of symptoms, probably from the royal genes your fluffy tail has. He has to live out most of his days not strong enough to get out of bed, but when he does goes out, his healthy twin sister and his other sister Rachel keep an eye on him and brings him home if he gets too sick. Most of the time he is blind from seeing too much light, and has to wear a special set of glasses to protect his eyes.” Grandmother explains to him, laying it on thick to make him feel guilty.

“Saturnina, come here.” Jose calls out to the girls. One of them, about 11 years old, approaches with two others at her side, they leave her side when they get within about 10 yards of the adults. He takes her by the shoulders as she walk up to them and puts her by him, “Why are you not wearing your glasses?”

She speaks in a tiny voice, “Because it was too late to put them on this morning and now I can’t see.”

“You are only going to get cured of your condition if you wear them, you need to keep them on whether you can see or not. Now put them on.” He tells her. Then he turns to Grandmother, “Saturnina here I believe has the same condition as you describe Fernando to have, and the other girls help her around with many things, but I think she likes being blind so she is spoiled because it gives her so much attention. Bianca, Candi and Gabriela are light sensitive but not to this extent. They sun burn easily and get sick to their stomachs when out in the sun too long, which is why they wear long sleeve shirts and long pants or skirts to cover themselves to their ankles as much as possible from the sun.”

“So no Bikinis for those three I see. Anyways, Fernando also has your sensitive stomach. Fresh food or nothing.” Grandmother tells him.

“Our brother is blind like me?” Saturnina asks.

“Go back with the others, Saddie. We got a lot to talk about.” He tells her before spinning her around slowly and sending her on her way with the others with a slight push. After the two girls gather her and take her away to where they were playing, Jose Antonio turn to Grandmother, “Most of the girls have a sensitive stomach, especially around mating season where their cycles begin.”

“That’s normal for most girls. Anything else?” Grandmother tells him.

“No, I think that is it. Everything you need to know is in the folder.” He says as he points to the folder. A delivery truck rolls up to the front of the house. He then suddenly remembers, “Oh yes, they are all allergic to strawberries and Tylenol which I do not understand why it is so.”

“Simple – their mothers ate strawberries and took Tylenol for their headaches during their pregnancies, which they should not have. Because of that the children have to suffer. Fernando and Rosita suffer from the same allergies.” Grandmother tells him, adding, “I need to check out that delivery truck. We can do introductions at dinner. You and your girls can do as you all please, just do not get in the way is all I ask.”

Grandmother walks into the house as Jose Antonio calls to the girls and have them sit in a circle with him. He begins to tell him, “Ladies, this is your new home. I will have some men come over and make it bigger over the week and tomorrow before I go to the hospital I will get you all enrolled into that St. LoveJoy Academy I saw online. You are all to give the lady of the house your utmost respect of family as she is your grandmother on your brother’s side of the family and this is her place and her rules. You are only living here.” They all nod in agreement.


In the house Olga is directing the delivery men to the basement with the fold-away beds, telling them to open the beds in the space below, and to put the unopened packages of sheets, pillows and blankets on each bed. Grandmother looks at the work being done and nods approvingly.

Another truck arrives with a couple of men carrying large boxes of food. Grandmother intercepts them and points them to the kitchen to put the boxes of food on the service island and service counters. From the money in the brief case, Grandmother generously tip all the delivery men. When the deliverymen leave, Grandmother begins on making dinner, with Olga assisting her.

Rachel and Jorgina-Daisy are several blocks away from home with the other girls but are on their way home within the next half hour. While the meats were marinating in various sauces, Grandmother makes a call to Dr. Leary.

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