Mellow Party
When we got back to
George’s place the gang was still there, spaced out, and acting stupid. They didn’t even know we were gone, for that
matter they hadn’t even missed Morgana, and Sonia who was usually the life of a
party. George poured himself a neat scotch, myself a little rum, then we sat
down and waited for Iggy, and the fireworks. Meanwhile, we took our minds of our
little dilemma by watching the girls, smiling, and dizzily waltzing around. They
were like mimes in a trance. The punch bowl was empty, they liked it so much
they killed it. It was all very cool, every one was mellow, and the music in
the back ground was like in the movies, but playing very low.
“ Whoa dude, this is
way cool George, very cool, man.”
Someone whispered as though he didn’t want to wake anybody up,
“Thanks for inviting me, man.
Someone whispered as though he didn’t want to wake anybody up,
“Thanks for inviting me, man.
“Cool, man,” George
waved at him.
When Iggy returned,
both girls were wearing conservative, black three quarter sleeve frocks. Morgana had a simple white collar midi, a dress
that covers to just about the mid calf. While Sonia found one that reached to just
above her knees, it was a V neck with a string tied at the top. The fit was couture
and showed off their slender healthy profiles.
“Wow, if I was twenny
years young…”
“Tanks Ziggy!”
Morgana smiled.
“It’s Iggy, Iggy! He
protested
“Oh boo whoo whooo,
I’m sorrieee.” Morgana wailed.
“It’s Okaiiieee,
please don’t start bawling again. Anyway, you look just great, if you want, you can go back to the party…if not I’ll take youses
home.”
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