'Look I had no choice but to leave it, we woulda been shot!' I pleaded. I had been begging like this far too often. ' Mary you gotta know Im tellin' ya the truth. Ill find a way to get a new trumpet.'. Her father had fronted us the money for the trumpet after I played a few bars of 'Till we meet Again' at his 50th anniversary, A month before Mary and I were to be wed. He was tossed and in a good mood. Forking over the cash directly from his pocket he made me swear I would pay him back when I was on the radio. Now I was on the radio, making little more than a dollar a week, and had no trumpet. Mary took it as a personal affront on the man.
'Bastard.'
'Baby.'
I made it inside and into the bed. 'fuck' I thought.
I passed out and watched my brain's confusion try and work things out.Dreams.
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