Jack Wealthy
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Leavers Pt. 4: Leaving
This section features no parties and is just prelimanary for me to describe the next few days, ie last weekend.
Friday
Where the wind woke me the morning before and the sun the one before that, this morning rain is my alarm. As the last of the elements it felt left out and to make up for that there is a monsoon by seven in the morning. At first I try for more sleep but it's futile. I rise feebly, much stronger than the night before, much weaker than normal. My bag feels normal again. The girls wrap themselves in my blanket as weather protection. I don't mind. It's already soaked.
It takes us forty minutes to get back to town and it's only then I realize how far we walked the night before. We have to take breaks due to the rain this time, but even then, they only add five or ten minutes to the trip.
"Thank god you had me to lead you. You would not have survived the night otherwise." Jez says. "Well, you would have." He amends by pointing at me. "But they wouldn't have."
"Jasper wouldn't have. He was worse off than any of us."
"He was homeless though. Even if just by hobo luck, he would have made it while you slept right next to him and got eaten by a bear."
"There aren't bears in Australia."
"Never been to the zoo?" I ask.
"You know what I mean."
"A ****ing kangaroo then!" They roll their eyes at Jez.
We're stuck in Dome due to weather. We decide to try and catch an earlier bus than the last one, the one we have tickets for. We all crave the big city. While we talk we stack all the cups and plates at our table and then the girls cover each layer with sauce. Issy collects half of them, visibly distressed. I take the other half up to her then send her an apology text. She promises to meet up with me next year while she's going to uni and sends me three kisses more than I send her.
Before we leave to Busselton to find out if there is seats on the earlier bus, we go to buy munchies. It is my cheat day- the one day of the week I will eat any and every food. I spend $20 and get everything I dreamed of eating. I get Malteasers, I get chocolate chip cookies (one pack of a dozen has 16 and this is the pack I take), I get banana bread, I get honeycomb Tim Tams, I get choc fingers, I get a Toblerone, I get mint slices, I get malt fingers and I get a girls number on the way out. The last is free. The rest comes to $20, it fills two shopping bags and has $39 of savings on the receipt, as well as a voucher good for one half price dog grooming.
Next we go to the bakery where we were promised free food. I ask for a Vindaloo pie and a jam donut, Jez gets a Korma and apple pie. They are separate pies. She charges Jez $4 but refuses to take even a cent from me. I wasn't even expecting anything free. I get instead the tastiest pie of my life. We smoke a joint before the bus gets in (I rolled three for the trip, the papers got wet and Jez couldn't get them to work so I had to) and savour our sweets. The bus driver gives me such a large smile I can see his epiglottis. I pay hurriedly and scamper to the back of the bus. A couple with more tattoos than IQ points tries to trip me and laughs when I jump their feet.
"Someones jumpy."
"Someone should get their kid some paper instead of letting them scribble on them."
"These are tattoos idiot."
"Kids shouldn't handle tattoo guns either." He can't think of a reply smarter than a slack jaw. He mouths like a goldfish, which is probably how he kisses, because despite both being thirty I'm sure they lost their virginity to one another and recently. They have the look in their eye of people who don't understand their own sexuality.
"How many girls do you think the average guy our age has slept with." I ask.
"About 10?" Neema replies.
"No, higher than that. Like 20?"
I shake my head. "Lower than either." They continue to guess until giving up. "One to three is the official statistic. I'd say it's more like three to six though."
"What the ****, that can't be true!" Emma and Neema speak as one.
"It is." Jez nods. "Most guys I know have slept with about that many girls."
"But thats so... Few..."
"Yeah, most guys suck." I snicker a little. "But don't ****. Kind of like that one type of girl." I point to a girl at the front of the bus with the biggest set of blow-job lips. She must have had as good a discount on the botox as I did on the binge foods. Otherwise she would have to be a very wealthy lady.
"Well how many have you slept with?" Emma asks me.
"I don't know." I speak only truth.
"Roughly?"
Jez answers "I've slept with about twelve."
"That's not bad, considering the average is so low." Neema pats him on the back verbally. His ego is satiated.
"How about you?" Emma persists.
"I really don't know."
"That's not true, every guy counts."
"I lost count before ten."
"Bull****." She seems incapable of believing me.
Jez chimes in "It's true, he doesn't actually know, or else he would have told me. But I know it's more than twenty. I wouldn't be surprised if it was like fifty." I would. If I had to guess under pressure I'd say 32, because it's a nice number. It has relevance to tournaments and I like tournaments.
Emma is still obviously mulling it over and not believing me. She asks me a few more times in Busselton so I decide to ignore her partially. The Jewish girls are waiting in line for the bus and are eager for me to get on it. Shelby give me some cookies her mum cooked for the girls. They are delicious. Her mum is a chef. SCORE!
"These cookies are amazing!"
"Do you want anymore food? We all share food." Another girl comes forward with a bag containing everything from carrots to chocolate.
"Uhh I'm good for now. I'm getting off from this cookie." I make an orgasm face. They get off from my joke.
While I talk to these girls three girls I don't know come up and hug me without a word. I want to introduce myself, but they look familiar so I wait. Eventually it comes out that we met at the zone. One said she'll teach me to surf in Perth. I get her number then go back to talking to Sarah. The bus driver comes over I ask if he has spare seats. He walks off, past the bus, and looks off into the distance. He gets onto the bus and faces out the front window. He does everything except counting seats, including a little jig.
"I've got enough seats for you two."
"There's four of us." I motion to the two girls.
"Oh. That's good, I've got plenty of free seats."
Jez, Emma and Neema take three seats next to each other then laugh at me as though I'm left out. I sit next to one of the Jewish girls and spin around to talk to Shelby. The next three hours pass with nearly no pauses in the conversation. We talk about life(secure), aspirations (mid-wife) and what we'll do when we get back to Perth (meet up for a date.) She also tells me she is pilgrimaging to Israel for five weeks. She promises to bring me back sultanas. Israel has the best fruit in the world. We talk about relationships:
"A casual sexual encounter isn't a breach of love, it just means I find other people attractive. I don't expect a girl to sleep with only me because it just leads to distrust and fear of cheating."
"I get that. There would be a lot less jealousy in that relationship."
We make a solid minute of eye contact before she asks me what subjects I did. We talk about human biology next.
"My best area in human bio was muscles and bones. I only lost one mark in the bone test; when they asked what the biggest one was I wrote penis."
"My best area was sexually transmitted diseases. I got 100% in an STD test."
"That's not something to boast about Shelby."
She nearly spits out her drink. She isn't even drinking. "No, I meant-"
"You have all the STD's. I get it. Does that count crabs."
"Yeah they do count, but I've never had one."
"You tend to get more than one crab."
"That's not what I meant! I mean, I'm clean!"
"How can I trust you now?"
"Well... you don't have to but..." She shrugs and ****s her head sideways.
When I feel too tired to talk any longer, I turn to read Junky. Then I fall asleep on the girl next to me and wake up to her petting my hair. She stops when she realizes I'm awake. I hug her silently and awkwardly.
"Chip?"
"Sure." I take one. The bus driver said the only rule on this bus was no food. The Jewish girls and our group have been passing food to everyone on the bus like the secret messages of Radio Londras. One guy gets freaked out and won't even touch the food, too scared of being kicked off and forced to walk. He can't see reality through his thick brimmed glasses.
Just before we get off the bus I grab Shelby's number. She asks me to send her a text so I send her this quote:
Life is like photography- you develop from the negatives.
"Oh my God, that's so spooky!"
"Why?"
"I wrote on that exact quote in the English exam!" Synchronicity.
"Jasper," Sarah turns back to talk to me, "My dad can give you a lift home if you want."
"That would be great, yeah. Thank you."
"No problem, you live so close to us!" Jewish people are the nicest people.
This section features no parties and is just prelimanary for me to describe the next few days, ie last weekend.
Friday
Where the wind woke me the morning before and the sun the one before that, this morning rain is my alarm. As the last of the elements it felt left out and to make up for that there is a monsoon by seven in the morning. At first I try for more sleep but it's futile. I rise feebly, much stronger than the night before, much weaker than normal. My bag feels normal again. The girls wrap themselves in my blanket as weather protection. I don't mind. It's already soaked.
It takes us forty minutes to get back to town and it's only then I realize how far we walked the night before. We have to take breaks due to the rain this time, but even then, they only add five or ten minutes to the trip.
"Thank god you had me to lead you. You would not have survived the night otherwise." Jez says. "Well, you would have." He amends by pointing at me. "But they wouldn't have."
"Jasper wouldn't have. He was worse off than any of us."
"He was homeless though. Even if just by hobo luck, he would have made it while you slept right next to him and got eaten by a bear."
"There aren't bears in Australia."
"Never been to the zoo?" I ask.
"You know what I mean."
"A ****ing kangaroo then!" They roll their eyes at Jez.
We're stuck in Dome due to weather. We decide to try and catch an earlier bus than the last one, the one we have tickets for. We all crave the big city. While we talk we stack all the cups and plates at our table and then the girls cover each layer with sauce. Issy collects half of them, visibly distressed. I take the other half up to her then send her an apology text. She promises to meet up with me next year while she's going to uni and sends me three kisses more than I send her.
Before we leave to Busselton to find out if there is seats on the earlier bus, we go to buy munchies. It is my cheat day- the one day of the week I will eat any and every food. I spend $20 and get everything I dreamed of eating. I get Malteasers, I get chocolate chip cookies (one pack of a dozen has 16 and this is the pack I take), I get banana bread, I get honeycomb Tim Tams, I get choc fingers, I get a Toblerone, I get mint slices, I get malt fingers and I get a girls number on the way out. The last is free. The rest comes to $20, it fills two shopping bags and has $39 of savings on the receipt, as well as a voucher good for one half price dog grooming.
Next we go to the bakery where we were promised free food. I ask for a Vindaloo pie and a jam donut, Jez gets a Korma and apple pie. They are separate pies. She charges Jez $4 but refuses to take even a cent from me. I wasn't even expecting anything free. I get instead the tastiest pie of my life. We smoke a joint before the bus gets in (I rolled three for the trip, the papers got wet and Jez couldn't get them to work so I had to) and savour our sweets. The bus driver gives me such a large smile I can see his epiglottis. I pay hurriedly and scamper to the back of the bus. A couple with more tattoos than IQ points tries to trip me and laughs when I jump their feet.
"Someones jumpy."
"Someone should get their kid some paper instead of letting them scribble on them."
"These are tattoos idiot."
"Kids shouldn't handle tattoo guns either." He can't think of a reply smarter than a slack jaw. He mouths like a goldfish, which is probably how he kisses, because despite both being thirty I'm sure they lost their virginity to one another and recently. They have the look in their eye of people who don't understand their own sexuality.
"How many girls do you think the average guy our age has slept with." I ask.
"About 10?" Neema replies.
"No, higher than that. Like 20?"
I shake my head. "Lower than either." They continue to guess until giving up. "One to three is the official statistic. I'd say it's more like three to six though."
"What the ****, that can't be true!" Emma and Neema speak as one.
"It is." Jez nods. "Most guys I know have slept with about that many girls."
"But thats so... Few..."
"Yeah, most guys suck." I snicker a little. "But don't ****. Kind of like that one type of girl." I point to a girl at the front of the bus with the biggest set of blow-job lips. She must have had as good a discount on the botox as I did on the binge foods. Otherwise she would have to be a very wealthy lady.
"Well how many have you slept with?" Emma asks me.
"I don't know." I speak only truth.
"Roughly?"
Jez answers "I've slept with about twelve."
"That's not bad, considering the average is so low." Neema pats him on the back verbally. His ego is satiated.
"How about you?" Emma persists.
"I really don't know."
"That's not true, every guy counts."
"I lost count before ten."
"Bull****." She seems incapable of believing me.
Jez chimes in "It's true, he doesn't actually know, or else he would have told me. But I know it's more than twenty. I wouldn't be surprised if it was like fifty." I would. If I had to guess under pressure I'd say 32, because it's a nice number. It has relevance to tournaments and I like tournaments.
Emma is still obviously mulling it over and not believing me. She asks me a few more times in Busselton so I decide to ignore her partially. The Jewish girls are waiting in line for the bus and are eager for me to get on it. Shelby give me some cookies her mum cooked for the girls. They are delicious. Her mum is a chef. SCORE!
"These cookies are amazing!"
"Do you want anymore food? We all share food." Another girl comes forward with a bag containing everything from carrots to chocolate.
"Uhh I'm good for now. I'm getting off from this cookie." I make an orgasm face. They get off from my joke.
While I talk to these girls three girls I don't know come up and hug me without a word. I want to introduce myself, but they look familiar so I wait. Eventually it comes out that we met at the zone. One said she'll teach me to surf in Perth. I get her number then go back to talking to Sarah. The bus driver comes over I ask if he has spare seats. He walks off, past the bus, and looks off into the distance. He gets onto the bus and faces out the front window. He does everything except counting seats, including a little jig.
"I've got enough seats for you two."
"There's four of us." I motion to the two girls.
"Oh. That's good, I've got plenty of free seats."
Jez, Emma and Neema take three seats next to each other then laugh at me as though I'm left out. I sit next to one of the Jewish girls and spin around to talk to Shelby. The next three hours pass with nearly no pauses in the conversation. We talk about life(secure), aspirations (mid-wife) and what we'll do when we get back to Perth (meet up for a date.) She also tells me she is pilgrimaging to Israel for five weeks. She promises to bring me back sultanas. Israel has the best fruit in the world. We talk about relationships:
"A casual sexual encounter isn't a breach of love, it just means I find other people attractive. I don't expect a girl to sleep with only me because it just leads to distrust and fear of cheating."
"I get that. There would be a lot less jealousy in that relationship."
We make a solid minute of eye contact before she asks me what subjects I did. We talk about human biology next.
"My best area in human bio was muscles and bones. I only lost one mark in the bone test; when they asked what the biggest one was I wrote penis."
"My best area was sexually transmitted diseases. I got 100% in an STD test."
"That's not something to boast about Shelby."
She nearly spits out her drink. She isn't even drinking. "No, I meant-"
"You have all the STD's. I get it. Does that count crabs."
"Yeah they do count, but I've never had one."
"You tend to get more than one crab."
"That's not what I meant! I mean, I'm clean!"
"How can I trust you now?"
"Well... you don't have to but..." She shrugs and ****s her head sideways.
When I feel too tired to talk any longer, I turn to read Junky. Then I fall asleep on the girl next to me and wake up to her petting my hair. She stops when she realizes I'm awake. I hug her silently and awkwardly.
"Chip?"
"Sure." I take one. The bus driver said the only rule on this bus was no food. The Jewish girls and our group have been passing food to everyone on the bus like the secret messages of Radio Londras. One guy gets freaked out and won't even touch the food, too scared of being kicked off and forced to walk. He can't see reality through his thick brimmed glasses.
Just before we get off the bus I grab Shelby's number. She asks me to send her a text so I send her this quote:
Life is like photography- you develop from the negatives.
"Oh my God, that's so spooky!"
"Why?"
"I wrote on that exact quote in the English exam!" Synchronicity.
"Jasper," Sarah turns back to talk to me, "My dad can give you a lift home if you want."
"That would be great, yeah. Thank you."
"No problem, you live so close to us!" Jewish people are the nicest people.