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

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Bill Cady, The Early Years … by Bill Cady 199 But, after what he‟d done, I‟d probably cut him up a little bit, just to keep things fair. I was never a guy you wanted to fuck around with, and these bastards were about to learn why. Then Danny kicked my right ankle and knocked me to the ground. I wasn‟t able to figure out how he did that, standing over on my left, but it felt like he‟d just broken the ankle. That meant I wouldn‟t be kicking anybody‟s ass, since I could no longer walk. Okay, I just got the first ass kickin‟ of my life, I guess. I lost, although I still didn‟t know how or why, but it was about time to get the hell out of Dodge. I began to crawl away and Curt Brown shot at me again, but he missed. As I relate these stories, I‟m beginning to think that house was haunted in a way that instigated courage in cowards, and I‟ll give you my reasons. viciously. I took on Bob Cobb, a guy who scared the hell out of me, and whipped his ass I took on Mike Baker, a guy I had no business messing with, and whipped his ass to a fare-the-well. <strong>My</strong> old man, definitely the guy “who‟s afraid of Virginia Wolff” and almost everyone else in the world, knocked Merle Cobb on his ass in the front yard. Now, as I‟m crawling away on my hands and knees, unable to even stand, that David thing came to my old man‟s rescue. And, mine, I guess, although the gun was now empty. He brought the baseball bat he kept in his room and put it nicely upside Danny‟s head, arranging an immediate naptime for that asshole. Then he chased Curt Brown up onto the porch, damaged a few ribs with the bat, and bloodied up the bastard‟s head before the cops finally showed up. Leviticus, Limited 33-0505963
Bill Cady, The Early Years … by Bill Cady 200 Only when grabbed by an officer was my old man able to free up the feet he stood on that had frozen to the ground. By that time, I‟d made it across the street, up the steps, and inside the house. <strong>My</strong> straight razor went into a basket of laundry Mom had set out to fold when she got around to it, so all was well. I was hospitalized eleven days, given a private room. I was led to understand it came at the behest of the Lansing Police Department, who also apparently also paid for it, thankfully. A detective interviewed me a few times, then came up with his summary, although it made no sense to me. Curt Brown was on parole from California, as I said. A parolee may not, in either state, possess a handgun, even registered. That gun was unregistered. He was driving a car with illegal California plates, out after curfew, and off his own property. Common sense told me that was enough to put the bastard back into the joint in a hurry. Apparently, he had some sort of connections, and I gathered it pissed the cop off to tell me what he had to say. If I wanted to press charges, the DA would prosecute Brown. However, in that event, they‟d also prosecute me for intent to do great bodily harm, including murder. I could go to prison for ten or twelve years. Suddenly, forgive and forget sounded very appealing to me. I let it go. A couple days after I was released, I was sitting on the front porch having a cigarette, watching the world go by. I could walk, but just barely. I still had three .22 slugs in my legs. The doctor told me they always take out the bullets when you watch Gunsmoke, but in real life, removing them would only do more damage. The doctor would need to make an even larger hole just to reach the bullets, so they treated me against infection and left „em in place. Leviticus, Limited 33-0505963
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