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Marilyn Marilyn - 2 by Muthu Kumar Kulandaivelu
Marilyn Marilyn - 2 by Muthu Kumar Kulandaivelu
By
MUTHU KUMAR KULANDAIVELU
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THE SCOUT CAMP
“Now my dear children, what we see now on top of that hill
is the most endangered species in the world, known as the
Rein Deer”, Mrs. Dawson’s voice whispered into their ears.
To her knowledge, they were already listening to the summary
of their Deer watching on their audio helpers.
“What the fuck did ya ask you slim petite looking virgin
cunt?”, fired Mrs. Dawson.
Hendrix’s notes and AC/DC’s beats were broken into pieces by
the intervention of funny new words from Mrs. Dawson.
Marilyn heard the deep voice of his father calling out for
her. She turned her head and waved him back.
The message was conveyed. She’ll be late for the lunch.
The papers were too old. But they did hold strong for
Marilyn’s architectural intellect to build a ship out of it.
William, the sheep dog sniffed at the papers.
Bluebottle flavors. William turned his head away.
He BOW BOWD when Andrew had called for Mary, registering his
boredom in her ship making business.
He could not move from Marilyn’s arm lock, which she had
done once she heard her father’s voice. She knew about
William.
William gave a shrill call out of hunger. Marilyn did not
take her eyes away from her creations. 14 ships, she had
even colored a few of them with her crayons.
Cool breeze that showered from the Alps had made the grass
grow greener than in any part of the world. The water that
flowed through the stream, was still bearing the brilliant
blue from the clouds.
“How many times I got to tell you, whatever you make out of
that paper is a boat and is not a SHIP”, replied Andrew.
She folded her arms and turned away from the table, looking
out the window.
“Aye Aye Captain”, was the reply from his second officer
Jeremiah.
The torpedoes were loaded. They were ready to fire.
She saw them blazing between her legs, which was more than
enough to make her swim much faster than those sharks. She
knows the real potential of these warheads.
She was now a stone’s throw away from H.H.S. William.
4.
This was her first operation with His Highness’ Naval Fleet.
Her officer exchange program had not limited her orders over
His Highness’ Navy.
The cadets were very much happy to be ordered by this long
legged blonde from the United States Naval Fleet.
They simply loved to say, “Aye Aye Officer Marilyn”. And she
loved it too.
......to be continued