All Chapters of Garvey's: The Return (The Garvey Series 2): Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Damn the traffic in Phoenix. There had been an accident on the interchange. Traffic had been directed to go on an alternate route. Goldman had exhaled when he finally reached the turn to get on Route 501 going back to town.They were an hour late getting to Gabriella and Billy’s engagement party. Him and his parents were squeezed together in the front of his purple truck. After the party, Goldman planned to let his parents drive his truck home and he would ride home with Patty. He couldn’t wait until Saturday night to spend some alone time with her.The parking lot at Garvey’s was nearly full. Goldman couldn’t believe he actually found a space to park in. They climbed out of the truck.“Jeffrey, what time does the orgy start?” his mother asked for the twelfth time. If she was so concerned about getting caught up in an orgy, why the hell did she come? It wasn’t like she knew Billy and Gabriella that well. She had just met them yesterday.“Midnight, Mom,” Goldman said. “We’l

Patty laid on her side on the bed in a hotel room at Garvey’s. What a fucking disaster. All she had wanted to do was celebrate Gabriella and Billy’s engagement and have fun tonight. That damn Sammy just had to show up and ruin everything. And if that wasn’t bad enough, Goldman heard about her pregnancy in a bar room full of people. No, correction. He had heard she was knocked-up in a bar room full of people. Patty closed her eyes. Was he angry with her? Did he leave? Where was he?Patty didn’t know what else to do but grab her things off the bar and run out into the hotel lobby. She had run past Barb in the reception area and into the lobby bathroom. Jackie, Jodi, and Gabriella hadn’t been far behind. They had talked to her through the stall door as she had cried.They had finally gotten Patty to stop crying long enough to come out of the stall. They had assured her everything would be all right, but Patty wasn’t sure. Goldman had looked at her like she turned into another person righ

His mother entered the bathroom like she was walking into a fast food restaurant. Was there something wrong with Patty? Goldman pressed the wash cloth wrapped in ice on the knuckles of his right hand.“Get the hell out of here, Alice,” his father said as he washed Goldman’s back. “This is the men’s john.”“I know that,” she said. “No one in here has anything I haven’t seen before.”The general’s eyebrow arched up as he smirked. It looked like he was about to say something, but he stopped himself. He took a sip of his beer.His mother looked down at the laundry bag. “I take it these are dirty clothes,” she said, picking up the bag.“Not sure if you can get those stains out, Mom,” Goldman said flatly.She smirked. “I’ve spent half my life getting stains out of your father and your brothers’ clothes – and yours. I’m sure I can pull it off.”“How’s Patty? Where is she?” Goldman asked.His mother approached him with the laundry bag in hand. She raised her free hand and caressed the pad of

A few months later . . . Juan Garvey sat in the Garvey’s bar with his twin cousins Jackie and Jodi. He had just made them an offer that they couldn’t refuse. “We’ll need a few days to think about it,” Jackie said and placed her hand on her grown belly. “A few days?” Jodi chimed. “How about, no.” “You girls can’t run this place anymore . . . not as is and if you change Garvey’s back to a boring bar and hotel business will nose dive. There isn’t anything here to attract tourist other than the good ole Orgy Bar,” he said with a half smirk. The twins were both pregnant and married now. They couldn’t be orgy hostesses and mothers. Even the wild clientele of Garvey’s would turn their noses up at two women who hosted orgies who had kids at home. Plus, Juan’s future cousins deserved to have a future with a clean slate. “This is a big decision,” Jodi said as she frowned. “It’s a good offer. You won’

Mindy had gotten back home around five. The Uber driver even helped her with her bags. Cindy wasn’t home, yet. Mindy paid the driver and gave him a fifteen-dollar tip since he had to drive her an hour out of his way. She carried her bags upstairs to her bedroom. She hoped her father wouldn’t be upset with her. Then again, he did say not to go over a thousand dollars. I didn’t, but I did end up spending nine-hundred and thirty-two dollars. Mindy felt a little guilty about spending that much money that wasn’t hers, but she saw so many terrific things. New stuff for her new look - no, new life. But, it wasn’t all clothes. During her return trip to the mall, she had gone into a department store. She was just going to see what kind of jewelry they had on sale, but the linens had caught her eye. When she had slept with Matthew Kirby the first time, she had been slightly embarrassed by her bedroom. It still looked like a little girl’s room. Pi