Saul y el Abuelo/Grandpa 2 pt2 (Patreon)

El viejo suspiro y frotando la cabeza de su nieto sonrió, "está bien, mientras más mejor"

Sora asintió y se metió a la casa para llamar a Jacob y decirle que solo esperaban a Marcos.

Unos minutos después el abuelo, Saul y Marcos se dirigían por la carretera rumbo al lago, cuando se encontraban cerca de llegar a su destino, el abuelo apago la radio, para iniciar una conversación con el pequeño oso.

- "Me dijo mi nieto que fuiste a un campamento" dijo el viejo viendo de reojo a Marcos.

- "si, fui al campamento vida salvaje, se supone que Saul y yo iríamos juntos pero pues se enfermó y no pudo ir “respondió Marcos frotando sus manos.

- "ah ya veo, y que tal estuvo, aprendiste algo, quizás cosas que nunca habías hecho?" dijo el viejo, mientras giraba la camioneta para entrar por el camino del bosque.

- "si, aprendí a pescar, nadar, escalar, hacer fogatas, azar malvaviscos, limpiar...", Por un buen rato Marcos enumero cada cosa que había aprendido.

- "wao, aprendiste mucho hijo, pero dime no hubo algo que te gustara más que todo, no se quizás algo que solo tu hayas visto" dijo el abuelo sonriendo.

Marcos se quedó callado, y recordó la prueba de valor que había hecho con el guía del campamento, y sintió como su pequeño miembro se empezó a erectar, por lo que puso sus manos en su entrepierna para cubrirlo, - "me gusto pescar y hacer fogatas", dijo sonriendo.

"ah ok", dijo el abuelo un poco decepcionado, y pensó que después de todo Saul se había referido solo a eso, por lo que dio por terminada la plática.

- "pero no le has contado lo que hiciste con el jefe oso en el bosque" dijo Saul mientras volteaba a ver sonriente a Marcos.

- "oh, hay algo más!", dijo emocionado el abuelo mientras volvía a mirar de reojo a Marcos, esperando que esta vez el chico le dijera lo que el deseaba escuchar.

Marcos miro a Saul y vio al abuelo, el había hecho una promesa de Boyscout con su Líder, y un buen Boyscout no rompe sus promesas... aunque sin lugar a dudas ya lo había hecho al contarle a Saul, pero solo hizo esto porque Saul le conto lo que le había hecho su abuelo, así que el pobre chico se encontraba confundido con lo que debía de hacer, por lo que después de pensar un poco decidido que lo mejor era....

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The old man sighed and rubbing his grandson's head smiled, "Okay, the more the merrier"

Sora nodded and went into the house to call Jacob and tell him that they were only waiting for Marcos.

A few minutes later, Grandfather, Saul, and Marcos were heading down the road toward the lake, when they were close to reaching their destination, Grandfather turned off the radio, to start a conversation with the little bear.

- "My grandson told me that you went to a camp," said the old man looking at Marcos out of the corner of his eye.

-"Yes, I went to the wildlife camp, Saul and I were supposed to go together but he got sick and couldn't go" Marcos replied rubbing his hands.

- "Ah I see, and how was it, did you learn something, maybe things that you had never done before?" said the old man, as he turned the truck to enter the forest road.

-"Yes, I learned to fish, swim, climb, make bonfires, throw marshmallows, clean...", For a long time Marcos listed everything he had learned.

- "Wow, you learned a lot son, but tell me there wasn't something you liked more than everything, I don't know maybe something that only you have seen," said the grandfather smiling.

Marcos remained silent and remembered the test of courage that he had done with the camp guide, and he felt how his little member began to become erect, so he put his hands on his crotch to cover it, - "I liked fishing and doing campfires," he said, smiling.

"Ah", said the grandfather a little disappointed, and he thought that after all Saul had only meant that, so he ended the conversation.

"But you haven't told him what you did with the leader bear in the forest," Saul said as he turned to see Marcos smiling.

-"Oh, there's something else!" Grandpa said excitedly as he looked at Marcos out of the corner of his eye again, hoping that this time the boy would tell him what he wanted to hear.

Marcos looked at Saul and saw the grandfather, he had made a Boyscout promise to his Leader, and a good Boyscout doesn't break his promises... although without a doubt he had already done it when telling Saul, he only did this because Saul told him what his grandfather had done to him, so the poor boy was confused with what he should do, so after thinking for a bit, he decided that the best thing to do was...