27Friday was upon us and it was a bank holiday, Julia had arrived home late the previous night and was sleeping it off, Andrew had his friend Chris ov...r and Roy had said he had to go into work to complete an order, the only order he had to complete was the order from Leslie to get her knickers down, I went upstairs to see if Julia was awake, I approached her door and it was slightly ajar, I peeped in and was still asleep but she must have been warm during the night because her sheets and. She watched the woman walk to one of the booths. Despite the leg, the woman moved with animal-like assurance and an odd sort of ‘fuck you’ wariness.TJ caught a glance of the waitress staring at her.Great, already tagged as a freak.She glanced around at the almost-empty diner. The only other customer was a slightly heavy set teddy-bear of a man in a brown Sheriff’s uniform, a stained smoky-the-bear hat on the table beside him. He seemed totally absorbed in the mostly finished plate in front of. Not that I understood many of the cartoons, but the drawing was good. Real good.It was sometime in that summer when I had the latest centerfold spread out on Mom and Dad's bed. He was at work and I think she'd gone to the Food Basket with Mrs. Fish to do her weekly shopping. We were a one car family back then, and Mrs. Fish drove Mom to the store once a week.Anyway, I had my play toy out and was fascinated with the picture. She had read hair, done up in a loose pony tail, you know, sort of tied. I mean, I find it exciting to think about but what’s it like in reality? I heard someone say it’s kind of funky and that there’s this guy there who looks like a caveman. ‘Shit, you know more about it than I do.’ Ellie said. ‘But the woman who said it seemed to like the place. And the caveman guy.’ ‘Let’s check it out,’ Ellie said. ‘How?’ I said. ‘All I know is that it’s supposed to be somewhere in the city. Maybe it’s already been shut down.’ ‘I found it on the Internet,’ Ellie said. ‘There.