EPIPHANIES
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Chapter 7
(And now we hear from Cecilia)
"I can't help who I like and don't like," I said to Tom in the kitchen. "I have every right to say no."
"Yes you do," he said back. "No disputing that."
"You want me to give him a sympathy fuck?" No fucking way. "Is that what you want?"
"Fuck no. That never works. I just would like acknowledgment that the poor bastard was set up for a hard fall, not just by you but by all of us. We all should have seen this coming."
"Thank you Doctor Phil." I slammed my way through the kitchen door.
What the fuckity fuck is going on here. Tom and Megan, who last night were like Brenda and Eddie from that old Billy Joel song, are suddenly walking around like they co-wrote the Joy of Sex or something. And yeah Boomer, some of us whiny snowflakes have heard and read some of your shit, but damned if we are going to admit it or show you any respect about it because you know what? You suck.
At least in my family they do. I was raised by my hippy dippy grandparents. Their house was like a museum to the 60's and 70's. Dead posters on the walls, "revolutionary literature" lying all about. How could I not know this shit? All peace and love and passive aggressive squabbling over every fucking thing. Crap on a cracker.
I need to get laid.
Tom was the worst kind of asshole about Gil, the kind who are actually right. Fuck but we were fucking him over big time. And there wasn't any easy way out. Fuck me running down Broad Street with an alto saxophone up my ass.
You may have guessed I was pissed.
The kind of pissed off that you only get at your own worst enemy.
"Where's Gil?" I asked naked sexy slave girl Megan in the dining room.
"Out front," she said. She looked all bouncy and happy like. The nerve.
I went out there and here comes Gill with his arms full of our baggage. He had two bags in each hand an one under each arm. I walked up to him and said "what the fuck are you doing?"
"I forgot to unload the van last night." There was fear in his eyes.
"Who said that was your job?" I hated that fear for what it said about him but I loved it for what it said about me. Power baby, it don't come from the mouth of a gun, it comes from the mouth of an angry bitch like me.
"I like to help." My body was screaming to go find an Animal and all I get is Kermit the Frog.
"Give me that," I took my bag and whom-ever's from under his arms "And that."
"You too lazy to make two trips?" I asked. "Or too dumb to ask for help?"
"I like--"
"Can that shit Kermit," I shot back. "Helping isn't about being a fucking doormat. You ain't helping your friends by letting them get away with being lazy unthinking shits."
He looked at me like I'd brought tablets down from a mountain or some shit. "Okay."
"C'mon"
I walked into the tiny living room with it's seedy couch and overstuffed chairs. I dropped the bags and Gil copied me. Cal and Jill had already lighting up.
"Answer me a question?" I looked at Jill as she took a hit. "Howizit you changed your clothes but didn't bring in your own bags?"
Jill huffed out some smoke. "Gil said he'd--"
"We were stoned," Cal said as he took the joint back.
I didn't bother to waste my gorgon stare on them, their pupils were already pinned. I plopped down next to Cal and took the joint when he was done.
"Where's... everyone?"
"You gotta ask?" Cal's gaze went heavenward.
And from on high you could hear the sweet sounds of Megan getting something good. Fuck I need to get laid.
"Hey Gil baby, you wanna get something something?" I said as the first lungful started to take the edge off me.
"Umm... that would be..."
Shit. "The correct answer when this fine ass is on offer is 'Hell Yeah!'"
"Hell--" I practically shoved the joint in his face to shut him up.
"Listen," I said. "I got an idea. Let's play a little joke on the love birds."
"What?" Jill asked.
"Joke?" from Cal.
"Gil, you go up there and, if the door's open, stand there like all nonchalant watching. 'Sides you missed the last show anyways."
"Yeah bro," Cal said. "Those two are a trip."
"Okay, but--"