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Jack was a bit taken back by Amelia's forwardness, saying she knew certain things. Was it that obvious? He blushed a little when Allison told her mom she was right. What was she right about? Did she know how much they loved sex together? He doubt she had a total grasp on their relationship and was relieved when Amelia said she would stop teasing for now. There was no doubt she was the type of parent that liked to know what was going on with her children.
Samantha stayed with them after Amelia left. Jack could see she was aching to find out all Allison's dirty little secrets. There wasn't much to unpack and the thought of Allison and him running around naked without a care in the world at the cabin made him smile. "I have a feeling you two want to catch up on things so I'll go down and see what I can do to help your father." The sweet kiss Allison laid on him was not lost on Samantha and as he left, he was sure she would tell Allie about John and want to know all about her relationship with Jack.
He saw Amelia in the kitched and she gave him a soft smile telling him and pointing to the backyard where Henry was standing by the grill waiting for the coals to get hot. When Jack walked into the backyard, he was highly impressed with the James' backyard. An elegant swimming pool was the central focus and off to one side was the grill area along with an outdoor hot tub that looked very inviting. He thought from the way Allie described her parents owning a bar and restaurant that they were middle class. But he could see now that Henry and Amelia were very well off.
Henry's smile was disarming and Jack knew he would be grilled along with the steak. He got the impression Henry was just as tenacious as his wife in wanting to extract information about his daughter. She was the only girl in the family and he knew she held a very special place in both Henry and Amelia's heart.
Henry asked if Jack was a bourbon drinker and Jack laughed telling him he certainly liked bourbon. Henry told Max to fetch a bottle of Pappy's and Jack was impressed. That particular boubon was rare to find and most people cherished it, only breaking it out on special occasions. When Max returned with the bottle and five glasses, Jack knew the inquisition was about to begin.
Henry started off telling Jack how appreciative he was that he found Allison and brought her safely home. He asked Jack where they were and Jack gave him most of the details, leaving out the sexual part of their time together. Henry began to follow up with some soft questions, asking Jack about his businesses. It was clear to Jack, Henry had done his homework. And then the questions began to include Allison and Jack explained how he was so impressed with her during the interview. He added some information about her quickness to figure out the situation and think on her feet at their first dinner meeting (leaving out how she had too much to drink). And then there was the Vega trip and he could see Henry's eyes light up and knew he had to address the picture now being plastered all over the internet.
"Henry .... I can't apologize about the picture of your daughter. As you know, I am well known and therefore paparazzi try to exploit that I'm single. I do my best to stay away but sometimes it's impossible." He saw the concern on Henry's face and added, "I can assure you Henry that Allison was never in any danger. She is a very valuable part of the company and I think she has a real future with our company."
Henry seemed relieved and didn't touch on a more personal relationship. Instead he told him about John and how he and Allison had a long term relationship that recently ended. He added that his family and their family were friends and he hoped that relationship was not destroyed. Jack nodded, knowing he couldn't do anything about that and thought that Allie needed to talk to John and get some separation.
Jack noted the boys were respectful of their father's line of questioning, sipping on their boubon and listening closely to Jack's answers and comments. He was sure that later they would have their own questions about him and Allie's relationship.
He saw Allison and Samantha in the kitchen window talking to Amelia and wondered how her mother's questioning was going. He smiled when she looked out the window and then turned back to help Henry cook the steaks.
Samantha stayed with them after Amelia left. Jack could see she was aching to find out all Allison's dirty little secrets. There wasn't much to unpack and the thought of Allison and him running around naked without a care in the world at the cabin made him smile. "I have a feeling you two want to catch up on things so I'll go down and see what I can do to help your father." The sweet kiss Allison laid on him was not lost on Samantha and as he left, he was sure she would tell Allie about John and want to know all about her relationship with Jack.
He saw Amelia in the kitched and she gave him a soft smile telling him and pointing to the backyard where Henry was standing by the grill waiting for the coals to get hot. When Jack walked into the backyard, he was highly impressed with the James' backyard. An elegant swimming pool was the central focus and off to one side was the grill area along with an outdoor hot tub that looked very inviting. He thought from the way Allie described her parents owning a bar and restaurant that they were middle class. But he could see now that Henry and Amelia were very well off.
Henry's smile was disarming and Jack knew he would be grilled along with the steak. He got the impression Henry was just as tenacious as his wife in wanting to extract information about his daughter. She was the only girl in the family and he knew she held a very special place in both Henry and Amelia's heart.
Henry asked if Jack was a bourbon drinker and Jack laughed telling him he certainly liked bourbon. Henry told Max to fetch a bottle of Pappy's and Jack was impressed. That particular boubon was rare to find and most people cherished it, only breaking it out on special occasions. When Max returned with the bottle and five glasses, Jack knew the inquisition was about to begin.
Henry started off telling Jack how appreciative he was that he found Allison and brought her safely home. He asked Jack where they were and Jack gave him most of the details, leaving out the sexual part of their time together. Henry began to follow up with some soft questions, asking Jack about his businesses. It was clear to Jack, Henry had done his homework. And then the questions began to include Allison and Jack explained how he was so impressed with her during the interview. He added some information about her quickness to figure out the situation and think on her feet at their first dinner meeting (leaving out how she had too much to drink). And then there was the Vega trip and he could see Henry's eyes light up and knew he had to address the picture now being plastered all over the internet.
"Henry .... I can't apologize about the picture of your daughter. As you know, I am well known and therefore paparazzi try to exploit that I'm single. I do my best to stay away but sometimes it's impossible." He saw the concern on Henry's face and added, "I can assure you Henry that Allison was never in any danger. She is a very valuable part of the company and I think she has a real future with our company."
Henry seemed relieved and didn't touch on a more personal relationship. Instead he told him about John and how he and Allison had a long term relationship that recently ended. He added that his family and their family were friends and he hoped that relationship was not destroyed. Jack nodded, knowing he couldn't do anything about that and thought that Allie needed to talk to John and get some separation.
Jack noted the boys were respectful of their father's line of questioning, sipping on their boubon and listening closely to Jack's answers and comments. He was sure that later they would have their own questions about him and Allie's relationship.
He saw Allison and Samantha in the kitchen window talking to Amelia and wondered how her mother's questioning was going. He smiled when she looked out the window and then turned back to help Henry cook the steaks.