“Yo gurl yo doan know how much I want to let you stay, but it ain’t up ta me. Git up and sit back on tha couch.”I let go of his hardening dick a...d sat back next to my brother.He went out of the room and I could hear him talking with a female. I assumed it was the old lady that had come to the door earlier. It sounded like her but I couldn’t be sure. I couldn’t hear what words were being spoken until the female said. “Youse thinkin wid yo dick boy.”Then Tony said. “Yo probably right granma, but. She began making eyes at them and you could tell they were trying to flirt back, just didnt know what to think with the husband right there. After a few drinks she headed to the dance floor with hubby in tow. After a few dances, knowing the men where watching her he left her on the dance floor alone. Give them some room to see if any of them would come join her. Within no time one of the men headed her way. She moved a little closer so she could back up on him. She rubbed on his chest and let. I would bet a months pay that if anyone decided to try our security, it would be because of me. Me because of the bandaged hand. That thought came to me for the first time while soda pop was singing. I guessed some of it was because I felt comfortable enough to go without the bandage for a few hours anyway. I made my decision right there, it was the last event at which I would show any weakness.When we led them out of the theater after ninety minutes of non stop crap pounding in our ears,. With all the Former Marines around Southie I ought to know that.’ ‘Southie?’ ‘South Boston. More Irish there than in Dublin, and a big tradition of serving in the Marines.’ ‘That’s where you’re from?’ ‘My roots are there. My parents moved to the burbs when I was young. Where are you from?’ ‘East Los Angeles, originally.’ ‘Tough place.’ ‘It could be, but I have a lot of good memories too. Anyway, are you really scared by this?’ ‘Uncomfortable, anyway. I’m out of my element here.’ ‘Look at it as.