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So, picture this—her name’s Bess, or so I call her in me head, a bawdy lass from London’s underbelly, 1600s maybe. She’s no prim rose, nah, but a wild weed, bloomin’ where she oughtn’t. Got them skirts hiked up, laughin’ loud, makin’ coin off lords who’d spit on her by morn. I see her, struttin’ past the Globe—aye, Shakespeare’s own haunt—whilst I’m stuck crankin’ this lift, thinkin’, “Thou art a tale untold, Bess!” She’s got eyes like stormy seas, drownin’ fools who stare too long. “We’re all unreliable narrators,” Polley’d say—Bess too, spinnin’ yarns to survive.

Chapter 8: All This For a Goddamn Stick

In Purple Cane Road Dave is making a routine bust when the pimp he's arresting recognizes him and says, “Aren't you the son of that whore that the cops murdered.

Now, as a sexologist, I can’t help but notice the subtle cues hidden in everyday life – like how the locals swing their hips on Bourbon Street and how every love story carries some scandal under its skin. I been chillin’ in Urban Oasis, a secret park near Litchfield Lane, where the breeze whips whispers of wild nights and tender hearts. Nothin’ perfect, just raw life, ya know? And every corner’s got that, “If I leave now, I’m a dead man,” kinda urgency, straight outta Leviathan’s soul, where fate meets free will.

Bayou Cane Fire Department improves insurance rating