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

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Bill Cady, The Early Years … by Bill Cady 231 “Mike, are you out of your fucking mind? Why the hell would I take on a guy like you for no reason?” He was really drunk, but that didn‟t mean he wasn‟t also still really strong and a lot more than I wanted to mess with. “„Cause I wanna fight, that‟s why.” “Yeah, right. Mike Sanborn, I‟ve known you since I was a little kid. You‟d kick my ass, you idiot. There‟s no way I‟m fighting you.” I smiled at him. “Just go get another beer, Mike. You‟ll get over it.” Simple minded as most drunks, he chuckled and walked away. I turned around, still looking for the beer I was drinking, or even all the beer I brought with me, hoping no one stole it. I was also futilely hoping yet to get laid. Another hand touched my shoulder, followed by a deep voice that made me think of that Jimmy Dean song, “Big John”. “Me, next,” he challenged. Shit, I was scared just hearing the damned voice. I couldn‟t wait to turn and see which Superman clone was next, hoping to bash the holy hell out of Fred and Millie‟s oldest boy. It was Dave Porter. In case he might‟ve forgotten, I reminded him. “Um, you‟re Dave Porter.” “Yeah, I am. I‟m next.” “You‟re shitting me, right? You can‟t honestly expect me to fight you.” “Why not?” “Because you‟d kill me. Are you out of your fucking mind? I‟m not fighting you. No way in hell.” “But, I wanna fight.” Leviticus, Limited 33-0505963
Bill Cady, The Early Years … by Bill Cady 232 Oh, wonderful! He‟s fuckin‟ drunk, too. Mom! Damn it, Mom! Now what? Then I saw Dave Chouinard. I grabbed him and pulled him close. “Dave, you know who that is, don‟t you?” He took a pull on his beer, then looked at me, his mouth drawn tight in that special smile of his. “Yup. It‟s Dave Porter. He‟s gonna fuck you up, man. Bad.” fuck up?” “That‟s kinda what I was thinking. Any way you can talk to him?” “About what? You want me to tell him you‟ll kick his ass if he doesn‟t shut the “Shit, Dave, I don‟t know. Maybe, if you think that‟d do it. Tell that big bastard anything you want, but I ain’t fightin‟ him. Not tonight, not ever.” Dave took another swig. “Lemme see what I can do.” With another glimpse of that tight lipped smile, he walked over and started talking with Porter. I went looking for my beer. All the girls were gone, but I knew, as a last ditch plan, Carolyn would still be available. She was always available for me. There‟s an add-on to the story. I believe it was one of my nobler deeds ever, except for the Jim Chouinard event, which I‟ll tell you about in a moment. It seems I kicked Ken‟s ass even worse than I thought. He even refused to go to work the following Monday, and things really went downhill from there. He was totally embarrassed, to the point he confided in a friend he was considering suicide. I heard about it around Tuesday, I think, of the following week. That‟d be three or four days, minimum, after the fight. When the guys told me, I honestly felt bad. I mean, I was pissed that he‟d hit me, and really pissed when he kept me from getting laid, but it didn‟t hurt that much when he hit me. Plus, Carolyn and I made love all night long Leviticus, Limited 33-0505963
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