BILL CADY Word Count: 149,227 - At My Friend's Place

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Bill Cady, The Early Years … by Bill Cady 109 from sight by turning sideways. He looked like a combo of Tommy Smothers and Paul Newman, with a sense of humor at least that good, maybe better. It was very hard not to like “T”. Even harder to understand him. I‟m not sure he understood “T” Townsend. That may have something to do with why I couldn‟t. We, as a group, found a party place at the apartment of Jan Stetson, a foxy young brunette. I don‟t know what kind of work Jan did, or if she even had a job. I do know we could party there any and all hours of the day and night. Still in our late teens, it was nice to have a private place to drink. Or, as was too fast becoming the case for too many kids, do dope and get stoned. Jan had a tall, fritzy looking roommate. I can‟t even remember her name. “T” and Jan began a sexual relationship soon after they met. For a while, I‟d sit and drink beer with the roomie while “T” and Jan screwed their brains out. One night, while they were hard at it, I asked the roommate, “Wanna go fuck until they get done?” She said it sounded good, so we did. After that, I‟d usually have sex with her while “T” and Jan were shaking the apartment walls. Our sessions never lasted as long as theirs. The sex was always good, but was the only thing we had in common, enjoying each other in bed. Maybe that‟s why I can‟t recall her name. Jan was certainly pretty enough to look at, and also to talk with when the sex was finished. Her roomie looked like it‟d be a damned good idea to get up and leave as soon as the screwing was over, which I did. One night we were at Jan‟s place drinking and shooting the shit. I‟d already had sex with the roomie and she was gone. Either she went somewhere, or off to bed. I don‟t know. It was a hot summer evening. We all decided to go for a walk to cool off. Leviticus, Limited 33-0505963
Bill Cady, The Early Years … by Bill Cady 110 Jan‟s apartment was the second floor of a house on the corner of Capitol and West Madison, on the northern edge of downtown. We walked a block east, each of us drinking a beer, then turned south. “T” had a whim, so he asked Jan to hold his beer. He put his hands on the ground, his feet straight up, and walked an entire block on his hands! Amazing! When we got to the next corner, he was understandably winded, so we stood there drinking while he regained his breath. A car came by with a few guys in it. I believe there were three. One guy yelled something vulgar to Jan, a damned sexy little thing. Pretty, nice body, and small. Barely over five feet. Just my size, but she was with “T”, so she was verboten. “T” bellowed instructions to the guy describing the best way for him to have sex without a partner. He also cited a few sexual tricks the guy‟s mother was very adept at performing. His remarks instigated a return trip for that car. They all piled out to whip our asses. They thought they were jumping two guys and a girl, but they actually faced more than that. There was a fella named “George” on our side. George is the name I used when an imaginary person did something Mom accused me of when I was little. When I grew older, I assigned that name to a part of me I don‟t like. A part of me I‟d prefer remain deep inside. A part I only want present if someone‟s about to hurt me. George has absolutely no conscience. If it comes to the point where either you or Bill will be hurt, George demands it be you. As much as possible, and he doesn‟t care how much you suffer. As long as Bill doesn‟t get hurt, anything else is all well and good. After he knows I‟m safe, that evil side of me slinks back into whatever dark recesses of my mind he was hiding in and waits until the next Leviticus, Limited 33-0505963
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