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Midge telling Susie about her and Lenny!

Thanks, Anon!! I’ve had a couple requests for this, so here we go!

It Was Nearby

Fandom: The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel Rating: T Word Count: 2185

Summary: One phone line Susie’s got. One. And Midge is telling her a story she coulda guessed the ending of from a single word.

Or, Susie finds out about Midge and Lenny.

“‘How come you never came back to the hospital?’” Susie recites. Again. She knew Midge would ask to hear the message more than once, so, even though it’s a simple one, she wrote it on a notepad next to her phone, all professional-like. The way she’s seen Dinah do.

“That’s what they said?”

“Yes.”

“Did they say it in that tone?” Midge asks, an impatient pushiness in hers.

“What tone?”

“Like they were accusing me of something.”

Susie sighs. She can’t be tying up the single line like this. Thankfully, Dinah’s already wrangled her small, noisy relations out of here and taken them out for lunch. She doesn’t need to know Susie stayed on one call for more than ten seconds. It’s been almost ten minutes now.

“I don’t think your father—” Susie begins.

“It was my father who called?!”

“Yes! Did I not say that at the beginning?”

“You might’ve. When I call you, I’m paying attention from the start—I have to be, or Dinah hangs up on me. When you call me, sometimes it takes me a while to start listening.”

Susie makes an insulted noise into the receiver.

“Nice to know you respect me,” she says sarcastically.

“I do. Susie, I’m sorry, I do. Please, tell me what my father said to you.”

“‘How come you never came back to the hospital?’” Susie repeats, highly annoyed. “And then he yammered on about some other stuff, but I didn’t think you’d be interested in that.”

“Why not?”

“Because it wasn’t about you.”

“Touché.” Susie hears Midge sigh before continuing, “Papa gets a little wound up.”

“Yes, that was coming across.”

“If it had been my mother who’d called, I’d know something was actually wrong.”

“Oh, she called too. Apparently, you had the car keys?”

“Shit.”

“But they got a ride home from…” Susie quickly rustles through the papers on her desk and finds the other page she tore off the notepad. “…Archie and someone named either Imogene or Dody. Your mom was sayin’ one name and your dad kept shouting over her with the other one.”

“It’s Imogene.”

“Don’t care.”

“Of course not.”

“So, why didn’t you go back to the hospital?” Susie wonders.

“I’ll make something up,” Midge says.

“This is me askin’. You got to the Wolf, right? You did the set? You said you’d figure something out. I assumed that meant you were gonna do the set.”

Susie hunches forward over her desk, suddenly tense. She can’t control what Midge does (boy, wouldn’t that make her life easier) and she sure as fuck can’t change the past, but she still experiences a boatload of anxiety when her girl does this to her. Midge’s unpredictability is more stressful than Susie’s buddy-buddy relationship with a couple of mobsters. They should probably both fuckin’ reflect on that one.

“I did the set,” Midge says.

Susie waits for more information—or, anyway, more talking. Always the talking with this one. Whether or not there’s anything useful in it varies. Midge doesn’t say anything else. Did she hang up?

“Hello?”

“I’m still here.”

Ok, good confirmation. Susie smacks the phone on the desk anyway.

“Ow, Susie,” she can hear Midge complaining as she brings the phone back to her ear.

“What’s with you?” Susie demands. “Did it go bad? You’re not still worryin’ about your ex-fuckin’-whatever he is, are ya?”

“Ex-father-in-law,” Midge supplies. “Of course I’m still worried about him, but no, my set did not go badly. It might’ve actually gone great. Can’t remember. It was all sort of a blur.”

“Good crowd? Lotta laughs? Boise seemed to be sayin’ there was a big crowd. Sounded pretty excited. I think I liked him better when he was an asshole.”

“Yeah, it was a… really good crowd.”

“Great. So, you’re—and by ‘you’re’ I mean ‘we’re’—still happy at the Wolf? Definitely not a toilet gig like His Fuckin’ Majesty King James said,” Susie reassures herself defensively.

“It wasn’t…”

Susie freezes.

“Past tense,” she observes, foot bouncing on the floor. “Past tense makes me very nervous, Miriam. Tell me you misspoke.”

“I did not misspeak.”

“Fuck! Why are we talking in past tense about the Wolf?”

“There was a raid. Right after my set.”

“Cops?”

“No, ants. The girls thought they’d try something different last night, so instead of taking their clothes off, they spread out a big, checkered blanket on the stage and we all sat down and had a picnic. It was as pretty as a Good Housekeeping spread until we got to the watermelon, and then…. Yes, Susie, cops!”

“Fuck!” Susie reiterates. For emphasis. Why the fuck not. “And why’d you say all that shit about a picnic? Now I’m hungry and stressed.”

“I’ll find another place to perform.”

“Were you in jail last night then? Is that it? Did you get arrested?” Susie probes, ignoring Midge’s calm optimism. Where the fuck was this version of her when they were in that cab after Shy Baldwin left them high and dry? Losing the Wolf might not be worthy of hurling a skirt out of a moving car, but Susie is expecting Midge to share in at least some of her distress. How can she be so goddamn cool and collected?

“I did not get arrested,” Midge promises.

Susie exhales massively in relief. She balls up a fist and rests her forehead against it, momentarily closing her eyes. She’s savouring the good news; it still doesn’t sound as though she’s heard the full story of Midge’s night yet.

“Thank fuck,” she says. “You don’t got a lot of sense, but at least you had the sense to get outta there quickly.”

“Well…”

“Oh, what?!” Susie cries out, almost a sob. “For the love of god, what?”

“I went back into the dressing room to get my coat.”

“Your coat. Sure, your coat! You wanna be warm in jail!”

“And the girls were running everywhere. The room was a mess. I was keeping in mind that I’d need to make sure that whatever coat I did find was actually mine, and not just one that looks like mine, because the newest act at the Wolf is me.”

“New? You’re not new. You’ve been wasting your time rebuilding that place for weeks! You’re practically the fuckin’ foreman!”

“No, not me me,” Midge clarifies, as if that’s helpful. (Susie’s face is scrunched up in confusion.) “I’m a stripper. The stripper strips as me. Well, she dresses up in a terrible approximation of what I wear—”

“It’s not that terrible, is it? You sound pissed off about it.”

“Yeah, it’s not bad. Anyway, I wanted to find my coat and not a coat that was going to tear off my body the second I got outside because—”

“The snowstorm,” Susie supplies. This she knows about. Midge can’t see it, but she makes a rolling motion with her hand, urging this winding story along. Unbelievable that this woman’s father is now a journalist with limited space to fill. Susie feels like she oughta be getting paid ten bucks every time Midge gets sidetracked from the point of the story.

“So I’m digging and digging, and everyone’s running—”

“Except for you, sounds like.”

“—but then Lenny came back for me, so. No jail. Set went great. We should get lunch tomorrow.”

“Hang on,” Susie says. There’s just one little detail there Midge fuckin’ steamrolled over.

“What?”

Ah, the innocent act. Can’t make that one work when you’ve told as many dick jokes as Midge has.

“Lenny.”

Susie brings it all down to one word. It’s not really her choice, not her fault—Midge is the one who made his name stand out in that sentence. In that whole zigzagging narration of her evening. She’s a perky little smartass with her picnic bit and then she gets to Lenny Bruce. Even as she spoke faster, Susie heard the softness in her voice.

“You know Lenny,” Midge says, like Susie said his name because it’s unfamiliar.

“Lenny was at the Wolf.”

“Yes.”

“Lenny Bruce, who’s about to do a run at Carnegie fuckin’ Hall just happened to be at that shithole?”

“Former shithole. And no.”

“Miriam, I swear to god,” Susie says tightly. She thrusts her hand out in an impatient gesture that nobody can see, unless Alfie’s got a new trick where he can see through walls. “You just said he was there. Twice.”

“He was there. I’m disagreeing with the implication that it was by accident.”

“Just spit it the fuck out!”

“He showed up to see me,” Midge says. At last, something straightforward for Susie to wrap her head around. “He wanted to apologize for… never mind what. He was there. We spoke for a minute or two after I came offstage, and then the place got raided. Lenny got me out. My coat was not so lucky.”

“Alright. Lenny Bruce rescued you from a police raid and your own stupidity, at which point you’d think you might’ve headed for home, but you didn’t.”

“It was snowing.”

“I remember.”

“I didn’t have my coat.”

“I remember that too.”

The sound of Midge not talking makes Susie just as nervous as it did a minute ago.

Finally, Midge says, “His hotel was nearby.”

Susie wants to slam her head against her desk this time, not the phone. Lenny Bruce saved Midge from some cops and a blizzard and his hotel was nearby. In someone else’s world, in someone else’s life, it’s possible that a blizzard would be enough to temper the euphoria of evading arrest, but not in this one. Not in Susie’s.

What’s this gonna do to Midge? What’s it gonna do to both of them? Will they suddenly be turning down every gig that’s not Carnegie Hall? Will Midge decide that opening acts are ok, but only if she’s opening for Lenny Bruce? Are they gonna be following this guy from show to show now, shadowing his career? In some ways, Midge might learn a few things from that, but largely, it feels like a disaster waiting to happen.

With Lenny to guide her, will Midge ever listen to any of Susie’s advice ever again?

“Now you’re quiet,” Midge notes.

“Just thinking through a hundred horrible outcomes,” Susie says, staring blankly at the wall.

“Consider the outcome where I’m happy.”

“Right now you’re happy. So, Lenny’s good in the sack. Good for you. I’m tryin’ to think about your future. I do not need you getting derailed.”

“Derailed?” She sounds offended. Good. When she’s offended, she pays attention. “Susie, I won’t.”

“You’re not gonna be thinking too much about him and not enough about you?”

“Of course not. We have a plan. A manifesto.”

“When this hits the papers, what does that do to the plan?” Susie wants to know. She continues before Midge can cut in. “Because you don’t know that it won’t! Big crowd at the Wolf last night, right? How do you know there wasn’t a journalist in it? L. Roy Dunham or somebody of that ilk? Maybe they saw you talkin’ to Lenny. Maybe they followed the two of you. Maybe somebody who works at the hotel is gonna cash-in on a tipoff.”

“Nobody saw—”

“Do. You. Know. That,” Susie demands slowly. “Need I remind you that Lenny Bruce has never been more visible? Carnegie Hall, Miriam! That’s who you were with!”

“I know that!”

“His hotel. Ya had to go to his hotel. It was nearby.”

“He won’t do anything to jeopardize me, Susie,” Midge says.

“I’m worried about you jeopardizing you!” Susie stresses, stabbing her desk with her finger.

“You know, I doubt Lenny’s having this conversation with his manager right now.”

“You’re damn right he’s not, because he’s Lenny Bruce and because he’s a male comic. Nobody is ever gonna think he achieved something because of who he slept with.”

“I know that.” These three words are quieter this time, like they actually mean something and aren’t just Midge yelling back after Susie yelled first.

“You’re gonna do big things,” Susie sighs. “Such big fuckin’ things.”

“I will. I promise.”

“I can’t take it if they think you only got to where you’re gonna get to because you screwed Lenny Bruce. Why now, Midge?”

“Neither of us planned it. I was upset about Moishe, seeing Joel and Mei together at the hospital. Everybody paired up and me alone.” Susie clutches the receiver to her ear as Midge rambles on. “It was the snow, the raid, the way he… looked at me, Susie.”

“Uh huh. Well. At least you didn’t get arrested.” She clears her throat. “Lunch. Tomorrow. I have no idea what time I’m free, so I’ll have Dinah call you and set somethin’ up.”

Susie hangs up the phone. She places both hands flat on her desk and breathes out. Whether it’s good or bad, this is gonna change things. Midge can blame the fuckin’ weather all she wants—that is not what made her sleep with Lenny.

God, she’s already such a handful. Now Susie’s gotta deal with Midge in love.

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Wax N Facts - 432 Moreland Ave NE Atlanta, GA

Wuxtry - 197 E Clayton St Athens, GA

Wuxtry - 2096 N Decatur Rd Decatur, GA

The Groove - 1103 Calvin Ave Nashville, TN

East West Records - 4895 Orange Ave S Orlando, FL

Radio Active - 845 N Federal Hwy Ft. Lauderdale, FL

Seasick Records - 5508 Crestwood Blvd Birmingham, AL

Horizon Records - 2-A West Stone Ave, Greenville, SC

Central Square - 89 Central Sq, Santa Rosa Beach, FL

Guestroom Records - 1806 Frankfort Ave. Louisville, KY

Al Bums Record Shoppe - 4606 S. Main St.  Acworth, GA

Fantasyland Records - 360 Pharr RD. NE Atlanta, GA

Mojo Books & Records - 2540 E Fowler Ave Tampa, FL

Magnolia Records - 214 W. Magnolia Ave Knoxville, TN

Vinyl Tap - 2038 Greenwood Ave Nashville, TN

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