To Be Member of the Month
I am only posting today because I don't want to skip a day and be run out for Memember of the Month at somewhere else I am not in the mood for any shit. I just had to throw Marcy out. I come home from two weeks in Yonkers, and find Cedric in my bed. He's been there all along. All week. Yesterday, Marcy decided to come clean to Jana, and she never warned me, she never told me what was going on, or anything. So for that, Jana, my dear, your mail link will stay here for all of eternity. Not only that, every time that I mention your name, a mail link will be there. Sorry, but you should have called me and told me what was going on. It's not like you don't have my phone number, because you do. You've called the whore a million times since May, and that number? Well, it was mine.
When I first got home, I thought that Marcy was the one in the bed. She was hiding out in the bathroom. "You could have at least greeted me at the door. Where's the baby?" I asked, setting my things down on the floor. "Billy?" came the French-Irish accent of Cedric, as he pulled my duvet off of his head. "Cedric?! Why are you in my bed? In my room? In my home..." I asked. I pulled the duvet off of him, and grabbed a hold of the front of his shirt, and pulled him out of bed. He immediately retaliated, and threw me off of him, and slammed me up against the wall of my own bedroom. "Look, I don't know why you think this is your room, because it's Marcy's. And I'm usually a peaceful person, but I will defend myself if I have to," he said. For someone that's an entire foot shorter than me, Cedric is one strong ass.
Once Cedric had left, Marcy decided to poke her whore-assed head out of the bathroom, and asked if I was mad at her. "Get the fuck out of my home!" I screamed at her. She just stood there. I pulled her by the arm out of the bathroom, and to the front door. She begged me not to do this all the way to the elevators. We rode to the lobby. I pulled her to the front door of the building, and threw her out. Returning back inside, I told Frank, the security guard, not to let Marcy back in here ever again. He agreed, and didn't ask any questions.
I have to go and wash the Cedric-filth out of my bedding and room. I think I'll tear up the carpet in there.