Letting Go

As the pair settled back in bed, Jude turned off the lamp on his side table, "Let's just hope Oliver's rebellious streak isn't as bad as mine was."

    "That's not even funny," TJ yawned, kissing the back of Jude's neck.

    Lacing his fingers with TJ's, Jude confirmed, "I'm not joking."

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Hormones and backtalking and sneaking out, oh my!

 

Jude and TJ really should've seen this coming. With their oldest son, Oliver, being fifteen, there was bound to be some attitude. But that was an obvious side effect of puberty. What they hadn't prepared for just yet was for Zen. Zen, a senior in high school and an alpha, he was TJ's worst nightmare, and also Oliver's new boyfriend. His first boyfriend.

 

As the pair tries to navigate the rocky road of parenting teenagers, they come to realize that they have to meet their sons halfway. Being an ear to listen, a shoulder to lean on, and their biggest fan. Jude and TJ try to be the best fathers that any kid could ask for, but especially their own kids. All while learning that letting go is the hardest part of growing up.