“Well sir, if that proves to be true, you have nothing to worry about.”
“When can I leave?”
“Once you prove that you, as you say, ‘dint do nuthin’’.”
“Sure, it be your show. Wha’chu wanna know?”
“Mr. Hebert, you want to talk about the Simonson girl?”
“Not sure what there is to talk about, I dint do nuthin’ to that girl.”
“But you know her?”
“Sure man, dat girl been on the block since she was jus’ a little wee one. You know, all dem kids they play in da street and in da empty lots. They even got themselves a fort over on Elm in dat big oak tree in the field ova’ by Chacharee’s place.”
“So you do know the Simonson girl?”
“Sure, I know her. She dat little pretty one with the silky brown hair, goes down her back in a long ol’ pony tail. She a real cute one dat girl.”
“Mr. Hebert, how well do you know the Simonson girl?”
“Call me Boudreaux, we may not be friends but dat no reason to not ac’ friendly. Marie Simonson, her daddy may not be Cajun, but her mamma be a bayou girl through and through, and little Marie, she take after her mamma, don’chu know.”
“How so Mr…”
“Boudreaux.”
“Boudreaux?”
“She got the olive skin and the dark eyes, and she already takin’ afta’ her momma, you know what I mean?”
“How so…Boudreaux?”
“Dat little girl got the fire in her blood dat make a man take notice. She what, only 11 I guess, but she already got her some woman titties, you know? She run home from the bus stop every day an’ I see her bouncing down the street. I think her’s gonna be bigger than her mamma’s and dat is sayin’ a lot, you know?”
“When was the last time you saw Marie Simonson?”
“Cain’t really say.”
“Oh?”
“Don’t rightly remember the exact day, the exact time.”
“Did you see her come home from school on Friday?”
“Ooh, yea sir, I do believe I did enjoy dat show on Friday. Bounce so nice they do, don’chu know? She was wearin’ her little shorty pants. They was so tight it was almost obscene, the way her little butt was showin’ out the bottom of her shorty pants. Little girls like dat, they shouldn’t be teasin’ dat way. They should be taught better at home than to prance around with their big woman-like titties and their cheeks showin’ out their shorty pants. The kids these days, they jus’ don’ know how to act anymore. I blame’s the parents.”
“Certainly.”
“She had to be taught some manners don’chu know? Cain’t be teasing a man like dat.”
“Of course not.”
“Man can only take so much teasin’, then it be time for action, you know?”
“Sure, I hear ya.”
“I’m getting’ tired. When can I leave?”
“Not for a while Boudreaux, not for a while.”
Copyright 2015 Barry Keller. All rights reserved.
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