Author's note: All the characters in this juvenile story are over the age of eighteen. All the characters are entirely fiction and the product of a sick and twisted mind, including those who are not fictional. If you don't like the story, call someone who gives a damn.
Staring out the window of his cheap, third floor office on 3rd Avenue, Harry Dick, mediocre detective and well-known wanker, was angry. On his lap was the afternoon edition of
The Times
, who's headlines shouted out at him in black, two-inch, bold letters:
Harry Dick Murders Xmas
.
"I'm going to get that Jackson bitch if it's the last thing I ever do," he swore under his breath.
"Yeah. We're going to get that bitch," agreed Harry's Cock from inside Harry's pants. Then, after a moments thought, he said, "Harry, we need a plan to get Jenny once and for all."
Harry unzipped his fly and took out his best friend and began to pet him. "Yes, I know. I've been thinking. I just might know what to do."
"Mmmmmm," moaned Harry's Cock, "Don't stop, Harry." Harry's Cock grew large as Harry's hand stroked him, stretching to his full height of more than 3-1/2 inches.
"What the fuck?" shouted Harry. "3-1/2 inches? God dammit. That Jackson bitch has fucked with me again." Harry stood abruptly and reached for his desk phone.
"No. Don't stop, Harry," pleaded Harry's Cock. But even then Harry's enormous wiener was already shriveling toward it's normal, somewhat unimpressive stature.
Harry furiously turned the rotary dial on the upright Mickey Mouse desk phone with the ear piece firmly held to his ear.. He could hear the phone in Oregon ringing on the other end of the line.
"Good morning, Harry," came the voice of the fabulous mystery and pornography writer, Jenny Jackson. "What's up?"
"You bitch!. Have you seen the papers? And what the fuck is the idea of writing me a small cock? And this fucking Mickey Mouse phone. I've had it with you, Jenny."
"What are you talking about, Harry? I haven't been writing you. I've been working on a novel that stars a real detective."
"Fuck you, Jackson. I am a real detective. What's more, if it wasn't for you and your stupid stories, I'd be famous."
"Only in your own mind, big guy." Jenny's smirk was almost audible through the telephone.
"Fuck off, Jenny," Harry said into the phone.
"Yeah. Fuck off, you bitch," chimed in Harry's Cock.
"Look guys. I really didn't have anything to do with your cock size. I've never even mentioned your embarrassment in any of my stories."
Harry's Cock thought a moment. "You know, Harry. She's right. She never did."
"But what about the headlines and the damage to my reputation?" Harry said angrily.
"Well, I can't do anything about that, Harry. After all, you did catch Santa Claus trying to raise money by robbing banks. I'm entirely innocent in this."
"Oh, Bullshit!" Harry shouted as he slammed the ear piece back into Mickey's outstretched hand.
Across the street, Eddy Schlong, a known crime family member and associate of the second rate mystery writer, Mickey Spillane, leaned against a power pole and watched Harry's window. A smirk crossed his face as he thought of Harry's reaction when he discovered his best friend was suddenly a midget.
Eddy fumbled in his coat pocket for his cell phone and dialed a number in uptown Manhattan.
A voice answered on the other end of the line, "Spillane here. State your business and make it fast."
Eddy was always shaken at the voice of his creator, but he managed to say into the cell phone, "It's me, Boss...Eddy."
"Alright you little pipsqueak. What da ya have?"
"I just saw Dick talking on the stupid Mickey Mouse phone you wrote. He really looked pissed off, Boss."
"Good. That's what I want. Him and the Jackson dame are going down and I'm gonna piss on their graves," Spillane said. The venom in his voice was so clear, Eddy froze on the other end of the line.
"Umm, Boss?"
"Yeah? Shoot."
"Why don't you just kill Jenny Jackson? Then Harry and all her other characters would just disappear."
Spillane heaved a great sigh. "You just don't understand, do you? Look, Jenny is a real person. I'm a real person. Harry, his cock, you and all the rest are just made up characters. I could knock Jenny off, but the Writer's Guild would be pissed. The cops would be crawling up my ass. And my book sales would fall off. I'm the greatest writer since Tolstoy, Mark Twain and Scouries. But I'm still alive and plan to stay that way. Now do you understand?"
"Scouries is still alive, Boss," Eddy offered quietly.
"Not from the neck up, asshole. Keep your peepers open and let me know if anything happens. I gotta get my trench coat from the cleaners, get me a cup of joe and finish this novel." Spillane hung up the phone.
Eddy gazed across the street at Harry's window and wondered how long he was going to have to stand here waiting. He pulled his cheap, second-hand jacket up around his neck against the cold and shrugged.
Upstairs in Harry's office, Harry's secretary, Maria Torres was just finishing her work for the day. She held her right hand out and admired her fine, polished nails. "Wow. This is the best job I've ever done," she thought looking at the way the light reflected off the smooth, polished surfaces. Maria was just putting her manicure kit back in the bottom drawer of her desk when she heard Harry call.
"Yeah, Harry? What jew want?"
From the inner office, Harry told Maria, "Get my lawyer on the phone. I'm going to sue that bitch, Jackson."
For the two hundredth time that day Maria rolled her eyes. "Harry, you ain't go a lawyer. Fiction characters don't have lawyers unless the author gives them one."
"Then call that Jackson bitch and tell her I want one."
"Jesus Christ, Harry. So Jenny writes in a lawyer for you and you sue her in fiction. Do you really think she will give a rat's ass? If nothing else she'll rewrite the judge and screw you again."
"Son of a bitch!" Harry mumbled under his breath trying to think of something else to do to fix Jenny's ass once and for all.
"By the way, Harry. You have a client coming. He should be here in a few minutes."
"A client? He doesn't have anything to do with Jenny does he?"
"Naw. He seemed like a regular Joe, Harry," Maria said, again admiring her nails.
Louis Bonzerello stepped of the cross-town bus at the corner of 3rd Avenue and 8th Street. He looked around nervously then began walking down 8th toward Harry's office at 3rd and 7th. He walked slowly, stopping often to peer around him and study the faces of the people who passed him. At 7th Avenue he stopped again, longer this time and pretended to be shopping at the window of a pawn shop.
In fact, this was the same pawn shop where Harry stored most of his personal possessions. Harry knew one day, he was going to hit it big and reclaim all his things. But, of course, the insane writer, Jenny Jackson, would do anything to stop him.