Bunny Man's Bridge by Ted Neill

Author:Ted Neill
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Tenebray Press
Published: 2018-11-21T16:00:00+00:00

I guess this next part is important. I asked Fabian if Mr. Ferguson can drive home after he’s been drinking.

“He’s wrecked a few times,” he told me. “One time he drove up on the putting green, and all the golfers went ballistic, and then Steve went out there to settle things down and ended up cussing and yelling at everyone else. It was hilarious, man.”

We set chairs up at all the tables, threw tablecloths on them, set up the buffet, and put the burgundy skirts on it. See, all those tables and stuff are just folding tables. With the right tablecloths and skirts, you can dress them up real nice. Anyway, so we set out the chafing dishes, which are sterling silver, four grand a pop. My Grandfather and I used to fish on Bull Run, the river that borders the golf course. I remember on some afternoons, if the sun was hitting the clubhouse just right, we could see all the silver forks and knives glinting on the tables from across the fairway. He always hoped I would make it big someday and could get the family a membership at the club. I told him I would. I was only five then, so things like that seemed possible. I ended up doing the next best thing: I work there and get to go in the club every day. I know lots of the members. We’re even allowed to use the course once a month. I don’t because I don’t play golf, but I still have time to pick it up. I think of Grandpa when I’m setting up the chafers a lot. He’d be proud if he knew. He doesn’t though, because he died when I was seven. It really broke me up; I couldn’t go to school for a week. I haven’t cast a reel since. I’m sorry, I guess that doesn’t really matter right now.

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