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

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Bill Cady, The Early Years … by Bill Cady 235 before the phrase “you da man” ever came to be. He got the most beautiful women, could drink the most beer, (not the fastest, however; that title was all mine), and was the superlative in every aspect. JC was a uniquely handsome man in everyone‟s eyes. He later married a girl named Jeannie, but I can‟t find her name in any of the Sexton alumni logs, so I won‟t use a last name. I can attest this woman was what can only be called drop-dead beautiful, nothing unusual for JC. They‟d only been married two or three years when this happened, and I think I did the right thing. read it. You, however, will have your own opinion of what kind of guy I am after you There was a nightclub located out past East Lansing, closer to Lake Lansing than anyplace else, called The Dells. It was a meat market, and I‟m now reminded of yet another story I‟ll include when this is finished. It certainly wasn‟t right, what JC did, but it‟s also not anything all that unusual in a younger man, especially when a little alcohol is poured into him to feed the fires lurking below. He was with a few guys after they finished playing either a softball or baseball game, and they went to The Dells to suck down a few beers. As too often happens, a few beers became many and it was suddenly much later than JC had in mind when things got started. He was talking with a young woman I‟m led to understand wasn‟t at all hard to look at, but I wasn‟t there, so I can‟t say. Either he instinctively put the move on her, or it was her idea, or both, but the end result was the predictable one. Jeannie was out of town for some reason. I don‟t know if I was ever told why, but it‟s irrelevant. With a lot of beer sloshing around inside his gut, and a monster hard-on big enough to do some serious damage if used the wrong way, he took this young lovely Leviticus, Limited 33-0505963
Bill Cady, The Early Years … by Bill Cady 236 back to his place. I‟ll leave any details to your imagination, but will include one very pertinent fact. The temptress who accompanied JC and granted his every sexual wish had one teeny-weeny “flaw”, albeit temporary in nature. She was having her period. JC took her home, or to her car, or somewhere, the following morning. Since Jeannie wasn‟t due back until evening, he went to his parents‟ house to see some of his brothers and shoot the shit. A small problem arose. Jeannie, for reasons unknown, came back in the late morning. JC hadn‟t yet gone back home. He also hadn‟t stripped the bed. Jeannie, being one of those “too quick to fly off the handle females”, saw all the bloodstains and immediately jumped to only one conclusion. She was somehow positive JC had cheated on her and didn‟t even offer him a chance to explain. As if he‟d be that stupid. As we all know, when you‟re accused of doing anything serious, from cheating on your woman to anything else, probably even murder, you don‟t answer questions. You also do not, under any conditions, offer possible scenarios to explain it. If you do, it leads down a long and winding path where, at some point, the woman will trip you up. From there, your ass is grass and there‟s a Snapper mower on the way. She went to his parent‟s house and confronted him, calling JC pretty much everything but a white man. She was pissed, and she was getting a lawyer, and he could look forward to a nasty divorce, a lot of child support, and nothing but the memories he once had of her in his bed from now on. In summary, things were what JC deemed a little grim. I dropped by that afternoon and was informed what was going on. JC was as sad Leviticus, Limited 33-0505963
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