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

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Bill Cady, The Early Years … by Bill Cady 207 She married some guy who was in the service. Like I knew? Cared, maybe? I don‟t think so. Anyway, I guess they hadn‟t been married long. The story I got later, but didn‟t know when this happened, was that he hit her rather often. If that‟s the case, the dirty son-of-a-bitch needed his ass kicked royally, anyway. Men don‟t ever hit women. Males almost always hit women. Men hate males. Men kick males‟ asses, sometimes just because the bastards are kinda ugly. Not even for any special reason. Males often just need to have their asses kicked on general principles. He came home on leave and they had more problems. Wow! Brand-new story there, isn‟t it? You‟d‟ve thought that one would make the national news. You might have to bear with me a moment. First thing today, right after I got up, I had a nice, hot cup of sarcasm and I‟m nearly burping it up by now. So, he went back overseas. Nothing got better in the letters they wrote and, after a while, Cary said that was it. She‟d see the military lawyer ASAP and get “the Big D”. He could get leave if that happened, she knew, but it wouldn‟t make any difference, as far as she was concerned. They were finito. As I later came to understand it, he started pressing her for the names of any and all past lovers, including the name of the guy who popped her cherry. That guy would, of course, be Bill Cady. However, any man would know it‟s none of his damned business who a woman‟s been with before. Only today and tomorrow are any of his business, and only when she‟s his girl. Only some insecure, pissy-assed male would bother a woman on something so trivial. Apparently, somewhere in their letters, my name came up. I don‟t know what she Leviticus, Limited 33-0505963
Bill Cady, The Early Years … by Bill Cady 208 told him, or if it was all his in imagination, but I was suddenly the guy who wanted to take his wife away from him. Give me a goddamned break, huh? I‟m not interested in her. If I was, I‟d still be with her, and I wasn‟t, so that should‟ve answered any questions this jerk might‟ve had about me. I stopped one night at the Saginaw Bar with five of my buddies. Again, I‟m not sure who they were. I think Bob Chouinard was there, and one of the twins, maybe Dave, and a few other guys. We were inside, hoisting a few beers, telling jokes and lies with equal abandon. I saw a few military people come in the back door. The bar was in a small shopping center with a lot of parking in back. The street out front offered very little parking, so most traffic entered by the back door. It was my understanding military people didn‟t go around in uniform when they were on leave. All my buddies who were in the service either wore whatever they had at home that still fit over all that new muscle, or fatigues from boot camp. I couldn‟t remember anyone ever going out socially in full dress uniform. Maybe it was because all these guys wore a green beret. Perhaps that was part of their code. Again, it was like asking me the difference between ignorance and apathy. I don‟t know, and I don‟t care. We paid them no attention, just kept drinking beer. <strong>At</strong> that point in my life, beyond getting laid whenever I could, getting drunk was about the most important item on my daily agenda. We were still going on as before when one of those guys came over to our table. Leviticus, Limited 33-0505963
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