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

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Bill Cady, The Early Years … by Bill Cady 83 CHAPTER SEVEN Here‟s good news. It‟s a Monday morning. I‟m standing at Otto junior high school wondering what the hell to do next. I‟ve registered, but it‟s gonna be a while before anything happens. They assigned an “office assistant” to help me acclimate to the school. I have no idea what his name was, but memory tells me he looked like a Duane. He was fat, brown hair in a soup bowl cut, thick black glasses with lots of back tape wound onto the bridge. Pretty much what the kids now call a nerd. I believe we called „em dweebs, but I‟m not sure. After all, it was forty years ago. Duane walked me around the school. If you‟ve ever entered a new school, you know what I mean. You can‟t even find your own ass with both hands. Top that off with Leviticus, Limited 33-0505963
Bill Cady, The Early Years … by Bill Cady 84 the innate insecurities of being a teenager, you‟ve got all the primary ingredients to build as much internal pressure as needed. I made my best attempt to swagger, hoping anyone who saw me knew it was a very bad thing to mess with Bill Cady. <strong>My</strong> thinking was, if they‟re as afraid of me as I am of them, they won‟t attack. That way, I won‟t get my ass kicked. An ass, by the way, I could no longer call scrawny or skinny. I was six-one, one-ninety-five, and in pretty decent shape. Although reluctant to press the issue, it was gonna take a pretty tough kid to whip my ass by then. I‟d grown too big, and already had a few ass kickings to my credit, to remain what you‟d call a pushover any longer. With a general plan now in mind, I asked Duane, “Who‟s the baddest guy in this school?” I figured I‟d start at the top. I‟d meet the son-of-a-bitch. If he gave me any lip, I‟d whale his ass in front of witnesses. That way, once I‟d become the king of the hill, nobody would screw around with me. “I think that‟d probably be Bob Chouinard,” Duane informed me. Well, shit! I‟d heard of him. Even met him a couple times at the park. He wasn‟t all that big, but he was burly. He acted like you really ought not to screw around with him if you knew what was good for you. Damn, Bob Chouinard? Shit! Okay, Plan B. “Yeah? Well, who‟s the second baddest?” “Oh, I don‟t know. Bob Haywood, maybe, or Gilbert Puente.” I took that under advisement and we went on our tour. Later that day, after school was out, all the kids went across the street to the McDonald‟s to get a Coke or something to eat. I followed, hoping to meet a few potential friends, and to scope out those three guys. I recognized Chouinard, but he was laughing and talking with a bunch of kids, so I Leviticus, Limited 33-0505963
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