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A New Start in Life Part 18
We got in the car, well it was what's called a SUV, Kell sat in the
front with Al, so the rest of us squeezed in the back, not that I was
complaining as I was literally crushed against Mac and Shoni, he had his
arm around me. Really with the crush he had no option and I wasn't
complaining.
Al was telling them about our trip on Route 66, and also about his
granddad giving us driving lessons and He teaching us basic car skills,
he commented, "they're good, but Susanna works spanners like a guy,
she's good."
I glanced at Shoni and she laughed (if only they knew) the others looked
at us wondering what we were laughing at but a bit of quick thinking on
Shoni's part saying as quick as anything, "Until she breaks a finger
nail, then she's not at all like a guy!"
Mac commented, "And she sure don't look like a guy!" this didn't help
Shoni and myself, but we managed to control ourselves.
The Navy Pier was quite something, as well as the cinema there were
shops display areas a children's museum a big wheel, which they call a
called a Ferris wheel and other amusements, there were fast food places
and restaurants, sight seeing boat trips, it had a lot to offer.
We got into the cinema and watched the film, I haven't a clue what I
watched, as I just enjoyed the experience snuggling up to a hunk! After
the film they took us to get something to eat at a place called ' The
Bubba Gump Shrimp Co.'
As we girls had never been before we had a mix and match type food,
where everyone ordered something different and we (the girls) would try
as we wanted. Over a glass of coke the guys got around talking about our
trip they were fascinated about what we were doing. Al said he had
thought about it travelling on a Hog??? Now in the UK these are pigs, in
the states they are a very large motorcycle - as well as a pig!
Mac asked if we were afraid or worried we had to admit to being a bit
apprehensive, then Al told the guy's," these girls will be fine;
Grandpa's got his crazy buddies looking after them, and knowing them,
the word will have already gone out about these three, they'll be looked
after just fine!"
Mac asked, "you mean the 'Warrior Brotherhood?" Al nodded Mac looked at
us and said you girls will be just fine - now d'you three want to spend
tomorrow going to the beach and back here?" Then back to the beach at
for a party with some buddies of ours'" Did we? That was a stupid
question; we were really up for it.
They dropped us home about eleven Keith and June had waited up for us,
they could see by our faces that we had had a good time. We told them
about tomorrow (and possibly Sunday) but they didn't seem to worry
telling us to have a good time and remember we could stay as long as we
wanted.
We went to bed happy; I whinged about my periods, but Kelly slapped me
down telling me, "Susanna, a girl cannot switch her periods on and off,
now do you want to be a girl?" I nodded glumly so she continued, "Good
because I like you as a girl, so you're having periods the same as us
two! Look at it this way, this is one way we girls learn restraint."
Chastened I nodded mumbling, "You're right Aunty Kelly" this started a
wrestling match and finally we all snuggled together in bed giggling and
looking forward to tomorrow.
For a day at the beach, we had plenty of suitable clothes, so some cut
off Capri's camisole and t-shirt, strappy sandals and a large handbag
and we were ready to be picked up!
The all arrived together each in their own car (Hmmmmmmm) we girls
slipped in with the guys and off we went to the beach.
Now I will admit that I never knew Chicago had a beach, because it was
so far inland. However what it did have was Lake Michigan, which is one
of the great lakes, and they also had North Avenue beach, it had
everything you could want, a beach hut that looked like a stranded ship;
volley ball courts, cycle hire, jet ski hire, snack bars and of course
the beach.
June had given us a beach towel each, just in case, as you may gather
Illinois in early October is not the warmest place, but the weather was
kind and like an Indian summer (during the day) so we could lay on the
beach, go for a cycle ride, and watch the guy's show off on the jet
skis.
As we lay lazily on the beach Shoni said, "I wonder if what Al said
yesterday about old Al's buddies was true?" Kelly rested on one arm
considered this and said, "knowing old Al it probably is, I'm glad in a
way" "and so am I" I echoed.
Really; knowing this was comforting, but we had to ask old Al, which we
could do on Monday as we will be seeing him at the diner where they all
congregate - and Wednesday and Friday afternoon. We had got into a habit
of hanging around with these fearsome guy's, who once you got to know
them were great people. (Daren't say pussycats because they most
certainly wasn't)
The guy's came back to us after the jet ski's full of testosterone, I
personally was really happy that I was over that; oestrogen is what I'm
full of now! Thank the doctors and the Lord.
They suggested that we head for the Navy Pier, so we piled into the cars
and off we went, we went on the Ferris Wheel, a big old fashioned swing
thing ride, then we persuaded them to go on a sightseeing tour of the
shore front. After which we had a burger, which of course being America
was enormous and really yummy - I think I'm going to love American food
because everything we've eaten has been scrumptious.
By now it was late afternoon and getting dark, so we got into the cars
and headed for the beach again, this time I slid across the bench seat
and snuggled up to Mac.
He took one hand off the steering wheel and put it around my shoulders
squeezing me to him. He momentarily kissed the top of my head and asked,
"you having fun?"
"Oh yes," I gasped, "I'm so enjoying myself."
"When you leaving?" he asked me kissing the top of my head. "Oh," I
replied, "next Sunday or Monday we're hitting the road." He sighed and
responded, "Shame, I was just getting to know you, will I see you
again?"
Shyly I answered, "If you want to." He smiled at me. "I want to, when?"
I thought what we were doing for the week and said any day except Monday
and Wednesday evening and Friday afternoon." He cocked an eye at me
questioningly, grinning I told him that we were with old Al and his
buddies those days. He gave a theatrical sigh saying, "Squeezed out by a
bunch of granddads!" I just giggled and told him; well you're not
squeezed out now.
We were approaching an area of the beach, and ahead was a flickering
fire. As we got closer I could see many figures around a bonfire. Mac
pulled off the road onto a parking area, there must have been a dozen
cars already there; he switched the engine off and turned to kiss me my
waiting lips were ready for him and I melted into him, his tongue
brushed my lips, did I allow him in? After a moments thought, I opened
my mouth to allow his tongue access to my mouth.
Our kisses became frantic, his hands were roaming over my nubile young
body, and it felt really nice, really natural as the song goes 'he made
me feel like a natural woman'. His hands roamed below my waist towards
my pussy; I murmured, "No, please" And like a gentleman he moved
instantly away, though he was really aroused he honoured my space.
After we had 'made out' (as it apparently called in the States) for a
while I lay in his arms and dreamily said, "I feel great, but there's
something I need to tell you."
He kissed me again and muttered, "And what's that?" I gave a shy smile
and whispered into his ear, "The moon goddess has cursed me!" I cold see
that he didn't catch on at first then comprehension dawned, he smiled at
me and simply said, "Ah, I see - well that don't change a thing, I still
want to see more of you, while you're here!"
We kissed and cuddled for a short while then went and joined the others
who were congregated around the bonfire, there must have been about
twenty couples around the fire, I saw Kelly and Shoni and we went over
to join them. All the guys had cool boxes with beer and soda in them, as
we were only 20 we couldn't legally drink in public in Illinois, but we
had a few beers, also we toasted marshmallows on the bonfire- believe it
or not this was the first time I had ever tasted them, and they were
very, very yummy. I'm going to have to watch, with all this gorgeous
food I may put weight on - how girly is that! And I'm going to have to
watch I don't over use the word 'yummy' but it's a perfect description.
Some of the group had guitars and they sang folk songs, snuggled into
the arms of the guys, talking our trip around the world was one hot
topic. One girl about the same age as us commented that she would love
to do what we were doing as she had just finished collage and was at a
loose end; Kelly must have had more to drink that I thought because she
said, "we leave next Monday, come with us if you want!" Shoni and I just
looked at each other and raised our eyebrows.
It was a really good way to spend an evening, no one got drunk as all
were driving and the laws are very strict and the police are around to
enforce the law (unlike the UK, where there seems to be a shortage of
police)
About eleven we returned to the car for some more 'making out' - (I love
the term) finally getting home by midnight, this time Keith and June
didn't wait up for us.
We were up late on Sunday, Keith had gone to play golf, leaving June on
her own, after we had sorted ourselves out I asked he if she wanted a
'master class' in making Yorkshire Puddings. So we spent a couple of
hours cooking, and at first discarding failed puddings, but soon she had
got the knack and she was confident also they were really good, so the
four of us made pigs of ourselves.
About twelve the doorbell sounded, June opened the door, as we weren't
expecting the guys until about one. I heard June say, "come in honey,
they girls are through the back" much to our surprise it was the girl
that Kelly had invited to join us. She looked a bit uncomfortable and
shyly asked us, "last night, well err were you being nice to me or did
you mean that I could really travel with you guys."
We looked at each other, and at the girl, who really looked
uncomfortable, Shoni's mothering instinct cut in and she went over to
the girl, put an arm around us and sat her down saying, "Kelly meant
what she said last night, but you don't even know the three of us." The
girl (who's name was Charley) answered, "Well you seemed ok last night,
friendly and I thought.............." Her voice trailed off here.
June who had been listening to the conversation asked, "orange juice?"
and disappeared into the kitchen, "I'll help" I offered and followed
her. June asked me, "What are you going to do?" I simply shrugged and
honestly replied, "I haven't a clue June, and we'll have to find out
about her, see if anyone knows her." June nodded then after a moment's
thought said, "ask Al, and those friends of his may have some idea's,
show her your backpacks they may put her off."
We went through with the orange juice, June said cheerfully, "If you
want to travel with these guys you better check out their backpacks to
see what you need. We showed her our packs, which didn't seem to put her
off, I was warming to Charley, she seemed a nice girl, especially when
she said, "Look guy's I'm sorry to drop in like this, why don't we
forget it."
For the first time I spoke up, "No Charley, what you doing tomorrow
about five?" she looked surprised and answered, "Nothing, why?" I
ploughed on, "Will you come with us to meet some friends?" "Sure," she
said, "I'll see you here about five - ok."
The other two were looking at me like I had suddenly gown another head,
we talked to Charley for a while longer telling her about visa's and
stuff like this but nothing seemed to put her off, so after an hour or
so she left telling us that she'd see us tomorrow.
Kelly looked at me and said, "Well?" I knew what she meant but acted
dumb. "Well what?" I shot back. Kelly came straight back at me, "You
know fine what I'm on about - tomorrow, we are going to see Al and his
mates." Very patiently I answered, "Kell, if we stand a chance of
finding out about Charley, these guys may be able to help us - after all
it was your idea!" Shoni then spoke, "I kind of like the girl, what
Susie says makes sense, let's see where it takes us?"
So we agreed to think about it and decided that we'd phone Al (senior)
tomorrow and ask his advice, we had only known him for a week but we
trusted him implicitly.
The guys came and picked us up, as I left I said to June, "Remember
boiling hot fat and really cold batter!" she smiled and commented, "I
hope they turn out ok." Kelly heard and said, "Well the one's I ate were
fine - no probs June, go girl!"
The guys took us to a football game, now this was American football and
even though I didn't understand anything at all about the game, the
atmosphere was brilliant, Mac tried to explain what was happening and
what was meant to happen but I still didn't understand it. I found
myself cheering when they cheered, waving the team colours and Mac
bought me a baseball cap in the team colours.
The dropped us home about six June had supper ready, roast chicken and
all the trimmings, I hissed, "How'd they go?" She simple put two thumbs
up and the three of us helped her bring the food to the table Keith's
eye's opened wide as there was a platter of perfect Yorkshire Puddings!
We chattered about the day we had just had, told him about Charley
turning up and about asking Al about her. He nodded saying that the
brotherhood would help us if they could, especially if Al was involved,
after supper I phone Al on his cell phone (getting used to the language)
and after apologising for disturbing him asked the favour from him, as
usual he was totally laid back and asked Charley's name, when I admitted
I didn't know her second name his only comment was, "I'll ask that
grandson of mine, see ya tomorrow about five" and with that he hung up.
We went to bed early and discussed Charley as we snuggled together, the
ever practical Kelly asked, "Susie, have you thought about when.......
well you know, err you want to let your skin breathe?" I must admit I
hadn't but simply answered, "We'll cross that bridge when we get to it."
Shoni commented, "It shouldn't be too much of a problem." I grinned
ruefully and whispered, "It would be no problem if I could have the
operation."
They gave me a hug and told me that there's loads of time, as we settled
down to sleep Kelly muttered, "I wonder how it will feel with four of us
instead of three?" This made us pause for thought as we were a unit, a
team, we all knew what the other was thinking, she was right it was
going to be strange.
We were up early the next day and helped June out, then we went
exploring Chicago, telling June we should be home about eight and that
we'd eat out.
For our first day we went to Lincoln Park, which was free, there were
cycle ways places to jog, a zoo and a nature museum, conservatory and
cultural centre, skate parks, we spent a goo few ours there, then we
wandered to the Riverside walk and spent only an hour there, mainly
eating and people watching, finally getting back to June's about four
thirty, Charley arrived about fifteen minutes after us dressed casually
and still somewhat ill at ease, we all piled into the Jeep and headed
off to the diner.
When we got there, only about a dozen 'hogs' were outside, among them Al
senior's, Charley looked a bit shocked and quietly said, You're biker
chicks?" Kelly snorted with laughter telling her, "No way, these are our
friends, they're great guys."
She still looked a bit apprehensive as we entered, and the reception we
got didn't help any, we were known and welcomed, but for poor Charley it
was totally different when confronted by these scary guys I sensed she
was about to bolt for it.
I gently took hold of her arm and told her, "Let me introduce you to our
'grandpa Al'" this got a fearsome glare from Al senior, but broke the
ice with the other guys who started to gently rib him about his new
granddaughters.
Slowly she was accepted, then one guy said, "girl is your daddy Sergeant
Chuck Willis?" Charley straightened up, put her shoulders back and with
a look of real pride on her face answered, "yes sir he is". This great
hulking guy Ed strode up and said, "little lady, let me shake you by the
hand!" she slowly held out her hand, which was trembling, her face had a
questioning look on it. Ed explained, "I was in the same outfit as your
daddy in the First Gulf, you little lady were our good luck charm, every
time we went hot, your Daddy always told us 'Guy's we'll get out of
this, I've got to see my little Charley, and damn me we always did!"
I could see that Charley's eye's were full of tears, I slipped my arm
around her waist and gave her a squeeze of support, she gave a weak
smile as thanks and gravely shook hands with Ed, her small hand was
engulfed in his huge one.
As Ed went back to his beer he asked her to give her Daddy his regards
and tell him where he could find like-minded ex military guys. In a
small voice she said, "I'd love to do that sir, but Daddy died five
years back." Ed stopped and looked at her with compassion saying, "he
was a brave man, y'hear, don't ever forget that. How's your Mom? From
what I remember she was a pretty little thing, just like you are."
Charley stood straight as a board and in a quiet trembling voice told
him, "Mom died six months ago!" the place went quiet, Kelly came and put
her arm around Charley, this was too much for the poor girl and she
broke down, some of the guys wives came around us and soothed poor
Charley, soon she composed herself, clearly the pain was raw - I could
really understand this.
We sat around a table, Al came quietly to us and asked, "And does this
answer your questions?" Dumbly we nodded. We found out that she lived
with her Aunty, that after completing college she didn't know what she
wanted to do so she worked in a fast food restaurant.
Shoni said to her, "Charley, if you ever want to talk about anything,
Susie here knows what you're going through." Charley looked at me with
big brown eyes and asked, "She does - how?" I knew it was my turn to
bare my soul; I smiled sadly at her and told her the story of my family.
We spoke for some time, Kelly told her that we had known each other
since we were little girls, I was about to say something when I got a
non too gentle tap on the ankles, what she was trying to point out was
that we knew each other really well, and we may without realising it
make her feel like an outsider.
Charlie said she had figured this out and would try to fit in - the more
I got to know her the more I liked her, so I told her, "Charley, what my
'learned friend Kelly' is trying to say is simply be yourself, don't try
and be like us, just be you."
Kelly just grinned and snorted, "You can be such a cow Susie" I simply
grinned back at her.
Then the penny dropped and Charley's eye's opened wide she spluttered,
"You mean you guys are going to let me go with you?" Like a well oiled
machine all three of us simply nodded. She burst into tears saying, "Oh
thank you guys, thank you so much." One of the guy's sitting with us
chipped in saying, "Girl, I've served with Brit's and their sense of
humour is weird, they'll drive you crazy."
So this is how three became four - much to our surprise!
The next day again we went sight seeing, this time we had a cultural
day, the 'Adler Planetarium, Museum of Science and Industry, back to
Riverside Walk to eat and People watch then back home to cook supper for
June and Keith.
Charley came round just as we had laid the table for supper, so we lay
one more place and she brought us up to date, she had quit her job and
was going around the local camping shops to get the gear she needed.
June arrived home first and was totally laid back that her guests had
invited another person, all she said to Charley was, "I really hope you
enjoy yourself with these three, they take a bit of getting used to!"
Charley smiled and told June, "I was warned about the Brits last night,
I'll get used to these guy's." June gave a theatrical sigh and
commented, "Tell me about it, I'm married to one!"
Charley is a tall girl, about 5' 10" a good 2" taller than I am; she has
remarkable big expressive brown eyes, these are really a window to her
soul, now I know her well I don't think she was capable of lying. She
has the straightest brown hair, I've seen, After getting caught is rain
and her hair dries naturally it dries straight, mine dries wavy, so does
Kelly's, Shoni's hair is wavy anyhow so her's also dries wavy - now back
to Charley, she is very pretty, full lips and a classic nose, delicate
jawline and a long slender neck.
She left for her Aunties about nine, we drove her there to save her
getting a cab, as we said our goodbyes she asked, "See you at the diner
tomorrow night." We said yes and left her.
The week continued with us sight seeing; meeting with the guys and going
to the diner with Al. One thing of note, Wednesday night at the diner
someone put 'Desperado' on sung by the Eagles, now I love listening to
the Eagles as my dad used to play them a lot, in fact I know every song.
I happened to mention that I used to dance with my mum to them, Al said,
"I'm not as good looking as your Mom, but d'you want to dance?"
Did I! This for some reason was what I needed, so I got up and went with
Al onto the small space used as a dance floor and simply danced.
I was in a world of my own, I danced, I remembered, I prayed, I wished,
I was singing the songs eyes closed, someone kept feeding the juke box
and I kept dancing, eyes closed, remembering my family.
I never realised but I had a different partner for each song, my eyes
were closed and tears streaming down my face.
Desperado, Lying Eyes, Hotel California, Tequila Sunrise, Take it Easy,
Best of my Love, New Kid in Town, One of these Nights, Take it to the
Limit and my most favourite Peaceful Easy Feeling.
The music just went on, after god knows how long I opened my eye's and
the first thing I saw was Kelly, Shoni and Charley just looking at me
along with a good few more folks, I looked and it wasn't Al I was
dancing with it was Ed!
Ed walked me over to the girls and asked, "feelin better?" I nodded, not
trusting myself to speak, but I did feel better, maybe purged I don't
know but certainly another ghost had been laid to rest.
Shyly Charley asked, "Susanna, does the hurt ever go away?" I took her
hand and sadly said, "No Charley, it never goes away, but it does get
less I promise."
No one ever spoke of that night again, everything went on as usual and I
was really glad about that. Friday came and in the afternoon we spent
our last day with the brotherhood, they arranged for us to follow a
couple of the guys out of Chicago, as the original route of the 66 was
difficult to find, so we arranged to meet them at Al's Garage on Monday
Morning.
Friday night with the guys, Saturday we spent making sure that we had
everything we needed; the long suffering June and Keith said it was OK
for Charley to spend the weekend with them if she wanted.
When Charley arrived as well as her backpack she had a guitar strapped
to the back, she simply shrugged and said, "It' don't weigh much, and I
love playing it." The ever-practical Kelly simply said, "Well you're
carrying it" Shonali took a different viewpoint saying, with your
playing and Susie's voice it'll make camping better.
Saturday night we went to the beach again and hung out with the same
crowd (more or less) that we were with the previous week and had a
really good night.
I said my goodbyes to Mac, somewhat sadly, but as he put it - I'd have
like to really got to know you, but it wasn't to be, but I'll always
remember my 'little English Rose'. This made me giggle, but it was so
sweet. (He'd remember me until the next girlfriend)
Sunday we spent planning - that is more planning and we tried the tent
out with four of us, I know we should have tried it out sooner but we
didn't, luckily when they said a three man tent they meant it, three
men, so with four girls there was room, it was cosy, but comfortable.
We cooked Sunday lunch for June and Keith and made sure our room was
spotless, I think we all would be sorry to leave them, but as June put
it when we tried to thank them from the bottom of our hearts. "Girls,
its been an absolute pleasure to have you stay, you've been perfect
house guests - please keep in touch and tell me how you are doing,
you're welcome here any time."
Monday morning we stripped the bed and put the sheet into the washer to
save June, and got scolded for out troubles, we packed Jerry (our name
for the Jeep), said a tearful goodbye to June and Keith and headed over
to Al's garage where we got a monster surprise, there were about 20
motorcycles there, they were going to escort us out of Chicago in style.
Al gave us each a stick pin with the symbol of the brotherhood, simply
saying, "It may help you" then Al passed us a flat pack cardboard box,
when we looked closely we found it was a portable toilet that used
plastic bags, he grunted "this will help you, you'll find it handy."
As we set off with our escort there was a lump in certainly my throat as
we roared through Chicago flanked by these great guys following the
'Mother Road'.
A note on the WBMC, I met some of these guys when I worked in America
and found them not only interesting but good company and good friends, I
have used them in this story and reflected them as I found them, if I
have insulted them in any way it was unintentional and I unreservedly
apologise.
Anastasia
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