Quiet_Cool
Learning to Fly
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Jeremy (S-Mart Security)
The trip was utter hell. It wasn't the length of it, in fact, it was fairly short. But the three of them sang! Have you ever heard a fat man sing? How about two of them? Two incredibly fat men, singing in those terrible fat men voices and making your car really fight to get up the hills, and there were hills everywhere! It seemed like, if you tripped at the top of this, you'd roll for three years just to get to the bottom. One-thousand bottles of beer on the wall? Why couldn't they sing their way through a six-pack and move onto something else?
When we turned onto the old dirt road, I was relived, thinking when you get off the paved road, what else could there be but woods, and woods meant we were probably close to the cabin. Then I saw the bridge, new but still wooden. I glanced over at Simon, his fat belly still pressed up against my dashboard, and smiled nervously.
It was a long way down, and I hoped to hell we didn't take the trip downward in my beautiful Nova.
When we reached the other side, I sighed deeply, almost happy enough to join in the song. Well, maybe not. They were down to three-hundred and seventy-nine bottles. My head ached from the sound, as if every damn bottle had been broken over it.
Then the cabin came into view, with the others standing around the van outside. I pulled up behind it and turned off the ignition.
There at last!
Simon leaned toward me, the whole car shifting with his weight. He nudged my elbow with his.
"We'll have to finish the song on the way back, huh?" He grinned, opening the door.
I opened my door as well, leaning to get out, when Simon stood, raising his weight and causing the car to rock. I fell out the driver's side door, landing on my chest.
I was about to curse when I heard Jess's sweet voice asking, "Oh, are you okay?"
I looked up to see her crouching beside me.
"Yeah," I replied, "Just fine. Just fell, that's all."
I got up, smiling to her.
"Good," she said, kissing me softly on the cheek. "I'd hate for you to get hurt. I'm just starting to like you."
She hopped off without another word. I watched her ass as she went, then looked at the cabin. What a dump! Oh, well, we can always...
"Hey...uh..um..." What the hell was the kid's name? "You...with the funky hair? What's that on the door there?"
The trip was utter hell. It wasn't the length of it, in fact, it was fairly short. But the three of them sang! Have you ever heard a fat man sing? How about two of them? Two incredibly fat men, singing in those terrible fat men voices and making your car really fight to get up the hills, and there were hills everywhere! It seemed like, if you tripped at the top of this, you'd roll for three years just to get to the bottom. One-thousand bottles of beer on the wall? Why couldn't they sing their way through a six-pack and move onto something else?
When we turned onto the old dirt road, I was relived, thinking when you get off the paved road, what else could there be but woods, and woods meant we were probably close to the cabin. Then I saw the bridge, new but still wooden. I glanced over at Simon, his fat belly still pressed up against my dashboard, and smiled nervously.
It was a long way down, and I hoped to hell we didn't take the trip downward in my beautiful Nova.
When we reached the other side, I sighed deeply, almost happy enough to join in the song. Well, maybe not. They were down to three-hundred and seventy-nine bottles. My head ached from the sound, as if every damn bottle had been broken over it.
Then the cabin came into view, with the others standing around the van outside. I pulled up behind it and turned off the ignition.
There at last!
Simon leaned toward me, the whole car shifting with his weight. He nudged my elbow with his.
"We'll have to finish the song on the way back, huh?" He grinned, opening the door.
I opened my door as well, leaning to get out, when Simon stood, raising his weight and causing the car to rock. I fell out the driver's side door, landing on my chest.
I was about to curse when I heard Jess's sweet voice asking, "Oh, are you okay?"
I looked up to see her crouching beside me.
"Yeah," I replied, "Just fine. Just fell, that's all."
I got up, smiling to her.
"Good," she said, kissing me softly on the cheek. "I'd hate for you to get hurt. I'm just starting to like you."
She hopped off without another word. I watched her ass as she went, then looked at the cabin. What a dump! Oh, well, we can always...
"Hey...uh..um..." What the hell was the kid's name? "You...with the funky hair? What's that on the door there?"