Community Service
Copyright© 2012 by Levi Charon
Chapter 11
Romantic Sex Story: Chapter 11 - A young man is sentenced to forty hours of community service following a little run-in with the law. He and the sentencing judge become friends and more.
Caution: This Romantic Sex Story contains strong sexual content, including Ma/Fa mt/mt Consensual
The week before Christmas, the McPeak family and the Solomon family got together at Beth's house for dinner. The purpose of the dinner wasn't so much to celebrate the holidays as it was to celebrate a couple of other events. As non-practicing Jews, Beth and Benny Solomon didn't get too excited about Christmas or Chanukah and the McPeaks, as non-practicing anything else, weren't planning much either.
The former Mrs. McPeak went way over the top every year buying expensive crap for everybody including herself, maxing out her own credit card and overusing Warren's. Last year after she disappeared, he sat the boys down and explained in no uncertain terms that that practice was coming to a screeching halt. He found it surprisingly easy to convince TJ and Randy to limit gifts to one small item like a book. Expensive items could be purchased throughout the year as needed, not because they were being bombarded with never-ending messages from local merchants that their wares were must-haves for the holiday season.
Beth was quite a good cook and prepared a meal that was a beauty to behold. Warren was at the head of the table and began the meal with a toast to the coming year. Having Pinot Noire and the sweet Mogan David concord wine for the boys was as close as they came to anything like a traditional holiday meal.
Then came the announcements. The first was that the City Council had voted unanimously to fork over the money Warren had asked for. Apparently the public outcry that resulted from the newspaper article describing the EPA's concerns put Fenstermacher in fear of his job. It seemed fairly certain that the aquatic park would now have the city's full support.
The next announcement was a surprise to no one. On January first, Warren and Beth would be married with Rose Ann Hightower presiding. All three boys voiced their approval. Since the Solomon house was considerably larger than the McPeak house, Warren and Beth agreed they should take up residence in the bigger one and consider selling the smaller one.
Randy asked if he could offer another suggestion.
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