EPIPHANIES
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Chapter 1
(No actual sex yet, just introductions of some characters. I hope you like them. I've long since lost control of the narrative to these crazy people)
I hate how these stories always start with measurements. Fuck that shit. Imagine me as you will except for the basics: a fairly fit mid-twenties white guy with some sexy scars--courtesy of ISIS--if you're into that sort of thing.
Anyway my name is Dave. You might say I was a good catch (good job in line to inherit the company and see above) if you like perverted sick bastards with a U-Haul full of baggage.
Enough about me. It was a dark and stormy night--just kidding. It was early evening on a bright spring day, the sun playing hide and seek behind the skyscrapers of downtown, when I pulled Betsy up past the three police cruisers, portable sign truck and wrecked limo jammed into the crumple barrier of the off ramp of the freeway. No ambulances in sight. Not sure if that was a good or bad thing.
"Shit, what a mess." That was Mickey, one of our mechanics, who was in the front passenger seat.
"Yeah, poor Emily." Before you get all huffy about naming vehicles after women Betsy is named after my little sister and Emily is named after my newest half sister. And yeah there's a car named after me--sorta. It has front plate that says "Junior" to distinguish it from a stretch named Big Dave, what you might call our flagship. I had absolutely adamantly refused to let them put a plate saying "Little Dave" on it.
But I digress.
"You handle the car," I said. "I'll deal with the cops and the fare."
"Got it." We both climbed out phones in hand.
A Statie corporal approached me. "You Donelli?"
"You sound like the one who called me." His name tag read WINDSONG. "Where's Mike?"
"Your driver is on his way to Jefferson. The kids in the back called 9-1-1 and tried to render aid. He had a pulse so they had sense not to try CPR." He had pen and notebook in hand so he gestured with his lips of all things to the six of them standing off the side of the road. He didn't look much like a Native American but you never know. "Probably a stroke but maybe something else, I'm no doctor."
"They're all okay?" I looked the kids over--or I should say young adults. Most high school seniors would be eighteen by Prom Night--or close as never mind. One power couple stood out, a cute little brunette in slinky green dress and a golden choker with matching bands around her wrists and ankles. She was backed up against a big blond fellow in an obviously rented tux. His big arms were wrapped around her. The other two couples practically had holographic "ENTOURAGE" signs flashing over their heads.
"Yeah. A little reticent because they're afraid we'll call their parents and that would be the end of their big night."
"I'll deal with that. You'll note I brought a replacement vehicle."
"Next of kin Bill?" Right then a city cop walked up. This was a woman with red curly hair and freckles. "Out in Monco, we can call the locals and ask for a car to go to his address."
I held up my phone. "I have them in my contacts."
Without asking permission I tapped the call button and spoke to Mike's wife. It wasn't the most pleasant chore but hey, better she heard it from me than some cop. If you've ever been a boss who had to give out tragic news, you could guess how things went. It took a bit of time so I looked over the lady cop. Maybe my age, hard to tell about anything under that frumpy blue shirt and ballistic vest. Her name tag read "Windsong." Shit.
She looked back at me with cynical cop eyes. They were green.
"Do you all need anything from me? Did you find the waybill in the car?" I pulled out a business card and held it up. "I can shoot you an electronic copy Monday if you need."
"We found it" Bill the Statie said. He reached for the card. "Julia?"
"You guys got here first," she smirked. "The paperwork is all yours."
"As apropos to nothing," I said as I pulled out a second card, "we always give deep discounts to vets and emergency service people."
"Veterinarians?" Julia asked as she waved me off.
Bill rolled his eyes. "Julia..."
"Don't mansplain me Tonto. I know what a vet is. It was a joke. Jeez... Little league tomorrow, you know I got the duty, don't be late." She stalked off.
Bill looked pissed.
"Hey man," I said. "Your wife--"
"Ex."
"--is clearly none of my business but I do feel for you."
I looked over to see how Mickie was doing. The mechanic was standing on top of Emily taking pictures down at the collision point. "You got everything covered?"
"Insurance is sending a tow, I'll get an Uber either here or from the collision place if I can ride along in the tow."
"Receipts, receipts, receipts!"
"Yeah I know boss."
I walked over to the promsters. "Hi, I'm Dave, your new driver. If you would make your way carefully to the new car, we'll get you to your prom just a little late."
Little green dress asked "How is the other dri--Mike?"
"Thank you for asking." I smiled. "He's being take care of and his family is on their way to the hospital. And thank you all for helping him in his moment of need."
It developed that the debris and rotting asphalt made walking in heals difficult for the young ladies. The big blond guy simply picked up his date and carried her. Real romance cover stuff. The other males copied his cool move. I rushed ahead and got the Betsy's door open. They piled in. I may be a cynical asshole but I'm thorough. I lowered the barrier and checked in with my passengers, projecting all the "I got this" vibe I could and especially making sure they hadn't left anything in the other car. Then I tried to pull out into traffic.
Fuck me running. In traffic like this you roll the dice to see how long before somebody gives you the courtesy. In this city at rush hour, especially on a Friday, that can be right away or never. Guess which one I had rolled. Then I heard the "make way!" fog horn bark of a cop car. A city car bulled its nose into traffic and stopped, giving me the break I needed. I pulled out.
We got to the venue with relatively little trouble. When the young ones piled out and headed into their prom I did a quick check of the passenger compartment. No burning joints in the seat cushions or whatever. I went in and took a piss then got back in the car to chill. We were booked to take them to their party cabin after the prom where, no doubt, hi-jinks would occur. But that's where my responsibility ended and I would be free to get on with my weekend.
I know what you're thinking. This is an erotic story and... Sorry to disappoint but that ain't what happened at all. It was way better.
So I'm relaxing in the front of the car because mixing with the other drivers would be awkward seeing as some of them worked for me. When I was a fobbit lieutenant in the sandbox that would be called fraternizing and it's a hard lesson learned. I had my earbuds turned up past the safety warning trying to blast away images of explosions and screaming in the night when there was a tapping on the window right next to my head.
It was little green dress. She was crying.
Chapter 2
(maybe some sex if you're good)