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

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Bill Cady, The Early Years … by Bill Cady 43 the jaw. It bloodied Cobb‟s mouth and knocked him flat on his ass. <strong>My</strong> old man came back to sit with Mom, who thought she‟d surely found the hero of her young lifetime. <strong>My</strong> Dad didn‟t quit shaking for an hour or more. Soon afterward, the Cobbs moved out. Another welfare family moved in. They had a kinda cute girl my age named Dolly, another little brat girl around four years old whose name I can‟t recall, and a son three years older than me. Mike Baker. A foot taller, a good forty pounds heavier, and he smoked. That made him really tough. One day during summer vacation, Mike told me to come with him. We were gonna have some fun. Easily impressed at that age, I went along. Mike was enrolled at Otto. I was a “sissy kid from the Catholic school”. We went over by Otto to the house of a kid named Harold Kirby. It provided me with my first look at a total, complete scumbag. Harold was about five-nine, maybe a hundred and ten pounds, soaking wet. Had very long blonde hair, and smeared it with grease so he could comb it all the way back. He wore black jeans so tight you could almost see the crack of his ass, and pointy-toed shoes. Supposedly, that was so he could de-nut a guy in a fight. He wore a long sleeved white shirt with the collar open, cuffs rolled up. A cigarette perched behind each ear at all times, he always had one in his mouth, as well. With Harold as our “leader”, we went looking for something to do. Near C.W. Otto was an area of Lansing called “the North End”. It‟s where the Mexicans lived, and probably all the tough people. All I knew was Mom said I couldn‟t go there, but there I was. Harold and Mike wanted to “find some action”. I was too damned afraid to go Leviticus, Limited 33-0505963
Bill Cady, The Early Years … by Bill Cady 44 home by that time. As we crossed the bridge on North Grand River, Mike saw a little kid he knew, maybe seven or eight years old, playing by the river. Keep in mind, the kid was only two or three years younger than me. We went down the embankment. Harold and Mike started talking with the kid, a scrawny little shit with big glasses. The lenses were very thick. His clothing looked like something I‟d get smacked for wearing if Mom caught me. Just seeing him made me uncomfortable. After a while, Harold standing next to me again, Mike came back and told me what they had in mind. The kid was going to give each of us a blowjob. Mike was willing to let me go first! Gee, this must be my lucky day! No, thanks. No way in hell, actually. I explained it to Mike. After a second look to see I wasn‟t kidding, he went down by the kid and sat on a big piece of broken concrete. Mike got what he was after, but Harold must‟ve changed his mind. Maybe because of the disgusted look on my face, who knows? We left Harold shortly after that and started the walk home, about a mile. As we walked, Mike tried to convince me what he did was okay. I wasn‟t buying it. Not a damned bit. I don‟t know why I stayed with him when we got home, since I lived across the street, but I did. It seems everything that happened with the little boy got Mike revved up for more. We went inside and sat talking in his trashy, filthy living room, strewn with clothing, potato chip bags, ash trays full of butts, and more. Mike called his little sister, the one whose name I can‟t remember, and told her they were going to play the game he taught her. All smiles, happy to please her big brother, she took off her panties and was Leviticus, Limited 33-0505963
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