The Bass, The River, And Sheila Mant

The Bass, The River, And Sheila MantZoey Helbert
I wish she would notice me and invite me to her party
Too noisy by half, my mother quickly decided, but I would have given anything to be invited to one of their parties, and when my parents went to bed I would sneak through the woods to their hedge and stare enchanted at the candlelit swirl of white dresses and bright, paisley skirts.
You have a car?
It was late August by the time I got up the nerve to ask her out.
We'll go by canoe.
There is a band in Dixford tommorrow night at nine. Want to go?
Four things occurred to me at once. One, that it was a bass. Two, that it was a big bass. Three, that it was the biggest bass I had ever hooked. Four, that Sheila Mant must not know.
I think fishing's dumb, I mean, it's boring and all. Definitely.
The tug was too much for me, and quicker than it takes to write down, I pulled a penknife from my pocket and cut the line in half. With a sick, nauseous feeling in my stomach, I saw the rod unbend.
I can't belive I let the bass go
I may have danced once or twice with her, but all I really remeber is her coming over to me once the music was done to explain that she would be going home with Eric Caswell's Corvette.
Your a funny kid, you know that?

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