GI JOE Porn Story: Going Home Is Never Easy Chapter 4

As always, I do not own GI
Joe or their characters. This merely a work of fan fiction created
by me. Any relevance to any such person or persons alive or dead is
purely coincidental. Thanks – Malk

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Saturday

0900

Well
boys, look what we have here. Looks like Mr. MacBride has finally
paid us a visit. Said the oily voice of Sheriff Jack Gilley as
Lowlight had walked up the big oak front counter. And how may we
assist you today, Mr. MacBride.

Id
like to see my brother Sheriff., Lowlight hated to refer to
Jack Gilley by his title, but he knew he had to be civil in order to
have the opportunity to see his brother.

Well,
lets see. Jack Gilley said in a patronizing tone, as he looked
over a clipboard. It seems that young Thomas MacBride has over
used his visiting hours this week. You can come back oh say sometime
next week, or we can arrange for you to have a nice cell with your
brother. Weve been saving it for you, so oh 15 years. A smile
appeared on the Sheriffs face as the other deputies chuckled in
the background.
Lowlight clinched his fists and looked away from
the portly officer behind the counter. His mind running through
various thoughts and phrases he would like to say.

Excuse
me. A voice appeared behind Lowlight. Are you Sheriff Jack
Gilley.

Who
wants to know?, replied the portly officer.

A
thin tan-skinned man stepped forward dressed in an expensive business
suit. His long black hair was pulled back in a pony tail and his
face was stern and serious. My name is Franklin Talltree,
attorney at law. He said pulling a business card out of a leather
wallet. I have been assigned as special council to the defendant,
Thomas MacBride. Am I to understand that you are refusing Mr. Thomas
MacBride permission to speak with legal council and possibly his
family? If so I can call up the judge and get a ruling

The
Sheriffs smile instantly turned to a frown. He grabbed the
business card and ordered one of his deputies to show them to the
conference room. Once the two men were alone and out of earshot,
Lowlight exhaled. Airborne, am I glad to see you. Thanks buddy.
How did you know?

The
GI Joe Ranger smiled. Dont thank me. Thank Beach Head and
General Hawk. When that deputy, pulled you over the other night and
ran your id through CSIC, it sent up a red flag within the GI Joe
hierarchy. Firewall did some digging and found the Sheriff had also
arrested your brother, Thomas MacBride recently, so Hawk sent me up
here to lend you legal help if any and to keep you out of trouble.
So tell me whats the story with that jerk cop any way.

Its
a long story, Ill tell ya later., said Lowlight in a low tone.

The
mood became more somber as a deputy brought in Tommy. After
introductions were made. Airborne started off in a casual tone, So
Tommy, whats your side of this story. As he listened, Tommy
talked. When he was done, Airborne gave his decision.

Tommy,
Ill be honest with you. It doesnt look good. We can try for a
plea bargain, which means if you plead guilty, check into a drug
rehab facility and turn states evidence, the judge may commute your
sentence to 3 years in federal jail, compared to 10 year sentence you
could be getting.

No
way man. Interrupted Tommy. These charges are bull shit! My
friends told me that if we all remained cool and not say anything, we
could all walk.

Tommy
I dont think you understand your full situation. Airborne said.
If you dont make this deal, your friends will.

Hey
I know my friends. They will support me, unlike certain members of
my family. Tommys comments stung hard. Lowlight stood up,
leaned forward on the table and slapped his baby brother in the head.

OWWW!,
Exclaimed Tommy.

Quit
being a punk and wise up. You are in some serious shit here. Your
friends are already rolling over on you as we speak. Mr. Talltree is
here as a favor to me. Hes assisted in taking down drug lords up
and down the Florida coast. Guys with more money and power than you
and me will ever have. So listen up when he talks. If he tells you
to take the deal, TAKE IT!

Easy
for you to say. You sold out 15 ago., quipped Tommy.

Lowlight
stood up and walked away from the conference table and faced the far
wall. He was not going to let his punk brother get under his skin
like this. No not like this.

I
did what I had to do back then. It was a difficult time. A time you
would not understand., said Lowlight with his head bowed.

Oh
I understand alright. Bryans dead, the Sheriffs got a serious
grudge against us and Im stuck in jail. Tell me big brother, what
part of this do I not understand.

Your
in jail because you were making meth. Not because of Bryans
death., said Lowlight.

Than
why is the Sheriff always hassling me? What did you do piss him off
so much, that hes ready to hang me and dig a grave for you.

Silence
hung in the room for what seemed like eternity.

Because,
I killed his brother., Lowlight replied.

1245

Lowlight
and Airborne found themselves sitting in the Red Rooster Bar outside
of Williston. Lowlight was trying to drown the past, while Airborne
was trying to figure out how the hell he ended up in this soap opera.

Okay,
let me get this straight, you killed the Sheriffs brother? How in
the blue hell did this thing happen and why wasnt I debriefed on
this?, inquired Airborne.

It
was need to know stuff. Not many people knew about it, other than
the recruiter and possibly Hawk. Plus it happened a little over 15
years ago., Lowlight said as he lit a cigarette and set back on
his bar stool. It all started with my older brother Bryan and
another mans wife. Bryan was a real Romeo. He dated just about
every girl in Divide County and a few outside. One summer night in
June, Bryan got the notion to see this new girl. I was only a few
years younger, and wanted to tag along. So the four of us, Bryan,
this girl, and my girlfriend at the time; Jenny Kirk and I, all piled
into my brothers pickup and headed to the show. After the movie
started, Bryan slid me a few bucks and told me to get some popcorn.
Taking the hint, Jenny & I slid out and headed to the concession
stand. While there, we meet up with some of her friends from
school.

About
half way through the film, I look over and noticed a large man
beating the shit out of Bryan with some type of club. The girl
inside the truck screamed, No, No, Stop it, No! Bryan tried to
fight back, but this guy had size and strength on his side. He picked
Bryan up and threw his body against the side of the truck, all the
while hitting him left and right in the kidneys and in the head.
Bryans bloody body fell to the ground in agonizing pain.

The
man then withdrew a gun and pointed it at Bryan. I could hear him
say something like, Boy this will teach you white trash not to
fuck with another mans wife. With that, the bastard pulled
back on the hammer and shot my brother. I could not believe it and I
snapped and tackled the man to the ground. He was much stronger than
I was, but I gave it my all fighting, biting, kicking and scratching.
Finally, the man pinned me down. He looked at me as he spat, Well
looks like there will be two less MacBrides at the dinner table this
Christmas.

Then
from out of nowhere Bryan rejoined the fray. We all fought together
like wildcats until the gun discharged for the last time. The big
man rolled off in a fetal, position and Bryan leaned against the
truck and died. I was left alone and bloody in the dirt with the gun.

I
crawled over to the man to find out who I had killed. He was a tall
and had a full face with a black mustache. I had seen him before,
but couldnt place him, so I removed his wallet to find out who he
was. Thats when I threw it on the ground in disgust. That
wretched badge shone brightly for all to see by the light from the
movie projector. It turns out my brother was screwing a deputies
wife. And that deputy was Jack Gilleys older brother.

The
Gilleys have never forgiven us MacBrides for that incident. So a
compromise was made., Judge William Connors advised me plead guilty
and join the army and the Gilleys got me out of the county. The
rest is pretty much history.

Wait
a second, you and your family could have fought this. You could
plead self-defense., remarked Airborne.
I could have, but
the Gilleys wanted blood for blood, and the only way the judge
could prevent a full scale war was for me to plead guilty and get out
of town. Ma blamed me for bringing the whole mess down on her and
the family. She said Bryans blood was on my hands, even though it
was Bryan that got us all involved with it in the first place. Ma
always did love Bryan better.