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The bar was rather crowded for a Sunday evening, but Derek had scarcely noticed. Oblivious to the world around him, he sat staring at his beer on the table, wondering why he had even bothered to order the damn thing in the first place. Derek was never really much of a drinker, and in fact hated the taste of most alcoholic beverages, especially beer. His brew of choice this evening had more to do with his state of mind than it did to quench his thirst. As he sat nursing his beer, he suddenly heard his name being called out. The voice was so unmistakable that he immediately recognized its owner, though it had been many years since he actually heard her speak. No, this was not his cheating bitch of an ex-wife; though in his mind it was a tossup as to which woman he despised more.
"Mrs. Murphy," he replied, barely acknowledging her presence, "I'd heard you were back in town," he said in his most monotone voice.
"Hello, Derek, and please call me Joyce. I thought I recognized you sitting over here, but wasn't for sure," she told him.
"Yeah, it's me," he replied without emotion.
"It sure is wonderful to see you. I always hoped that we'd meet up again someday," she confessed.
"That makes one of us," he said, taking another pull from his bottle.
"You can't possibly still be upset about the whopping I gave you back in high school. That was over ten years ago," she reminded him.
"Hate is a hard emotion to overcome," he replied.
"You hate me?" she asked.
"I would have thought it would be obvious, oh, and while we are on the subject, twelve strokes of your cane across my barely covered ass, is hardly what any normal person would consider your average school punishment. You beat me, lady, don't even try to deny it," he sneered.
"I admit I may have taken your punishment a bit further than I normally would have, but in my defense, you did confess to putting that snake in my drawer," she reminded him.
"I had to tell you that," he told her.
"Why?" she asked.
"Because if I didn't, you would have made us lose the championship against North Valley," he said.
"Was a stupid game really worth taking a caning over?" she asked.
"I didn't give a fuck about the game, but saving Tony's life sure was," he replied hotly.
"What are you talking about?" she asked.
"Tony had already received a draft notice. The scholarship he earned that night was enough to give him a deferment. Did you know that Allen Green was scheduled to report for duty the same time Tony was. Chances are they would have been sent to the same unit as well. Allen's entire platoon was killed off in an attack two months after his deployment. Tony credits me for saving his life. I don't necessarily agree with him, but am not so sure he is wrong about it, either," Derek explained.
"But I never even suspected Tony of doing anything. I always figured it was Dan Spencer," she said.
"It sure didn't feel like you thought it was Dan all along," Derek complained.
"I was trying to get you to confess to covering up for him, but you were too damn stubborn," she stated.
"You could have beat me till I passed out, which you damn well nearly did, and I still wouldn't have squealed," he said.
"I know. I even bumped into Dan a few years back, and he told me that you were innocent," she replied.
"Yeah, Dan said he saw you. When he found out I was going to take the blame he wanted to confess right away, but I begged him not to," Derek told her.
"He admitted to me that he felt guilty and said he wanted to say something right after the game, but you told him that he shouldn't give the bitch the satisfaction of beating the both of you," Mrs. Murphy replied.
"I do believe those may have been my exact words," Derek admitted.
"I still don't get why you would want to protect Dan. The two of you obviously were not that close?" she asked.
"As good of a quarterback as Tony was, he never would have been able to win without Dan's help," Derek confessed.
"I don't understand. You had no way of knowing that Tony would have been offered a scholarship that night," she said.
"Are you really that naive? I am a stock broker, Mrs. Murphy. I have always played the law of averages. We were highly favored to win that game. Only a fool would be stupid enough to believe that there wouldn't be scouts in the attendance that evening," he exclaimed.
"Do you have any regrets," she asked.
"Well, I still hate you for what you did to me, but I reckon my godchildren were worth it," Derek said honestly.
"What are you talking about now?" she wanted to know.
"I am godfather to Tony and Miranda's two children," he answered.
"So what are you doing here," she asked, trying to change the subject.
"Celebrating, my divorce became final today," he admitted.
"Oh, I'm sorry," she said.
"Why, were you screwing my ex, too? It seems like she was fucking everyone else," he stated hotly.
"Maybe, what was her name?" she flippantly questioned.
"Debra Ann," he answered back in a half leer.
"Look, I know what it's like to get cheated on. I first found out my ex was stepping out on me just before that incident back in school. Discovering it may have even been part of the reason I took your punishment as far as I did," she admitted.
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