Below
is an excerpt from "Daddy Demon's Day Out"
from THE
FALLEN - BOOK 1
published by Necro
Publications
Copyright 2008 by David G. Barnett
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Travis
sat there, jaw hanging open. “Remember
when you used to call me your little pretty pony and ride me all night
long? Huh, do you?” cried Dew. “You
were the one who wanted kids, not me. You’re the one who said you’d
pull out. You bastard!” Dew shouted, standing and slamming the table
with his palm. “You’re the one that did this to me. You ruined
me and now you don’t want to fuck me anymore. Well, fuck you, Mr.
Man.” Travis
shot uneasy looks at those around him. Even people on the street were
looking in the window. Travis
slowly stood up and tried to keep his composure while getting the hell
out there as fast as he could. He smoothed his jacket, as was his habit,
slid the chair through the grease-covered floor into place under the table,
gave a slight nod to everyone watching, turned and casually walked out
the door. He
caught up with Dew about a block away. “So I take it everyone sees
you as a woman?” “I
thought it would be fun,” Dew said somewhat distracted, as if looking
for something. “Nice.” “What?” “Strippers,
whores, women. Need some titty in my face. Need to put my log in the fire.” Travis
just stared at Dew, stunned by his eloquence. “Wow,” was all
he could say for a minute. “What?
When was the last time you went all raw dog on a bitch?” Travis
stood silent. “Exactly,”
Dew said slapping Travis on the back. “We need pussy.” Travis
started to protest, then stopped, thought a minute. He could stand to
get laid. It had been a long time. When he did have sex it was
usually part of some rite or ritual and always ended in him covered in
blood and shit. Would be nice to just find a hot whore and just have her
fuck his brains out. “Okay,
we need pussy. Only problem is, there are no strip clubs or hookers around
here that I know of. Kind of a conservative town.” Dew
started to say something, stopped before any words came out, sniffed the
air. “Vegas.” “What?” “Vegas.
We need to go to Vegas.” “It’s
like 2000 miles away. How the hell are we going to get to there?” Dew
smiled—maybe, who knew with that face—and pulled Travis close.
“Hang on, baby. Daddy’s just bought us a ticket on the Cooter
Caboose.” Dew
raised his arm high in the air and started swirling it around. Travis
could feel a shower of energy fall down around them. He had a sudden feeling
of complete claustrophobia. The air was forced from his lungs as the energy
wrapped itself around him, squeezing tighter and tighter. He
saw it coming like a wall barreling toward his face—darkness—pure,
pitch black, scary-as-hell darkness. Then it hit him full-on and Travis
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