When Laura's ballet career is put on hold for a small inconvenience, she goes to the neighborhood junkie for a quick fix. When she lands herself in more trouble with family ties, she makes a deal with the devil.
As the night pulls full circle for Ja...
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Tommy
We still going to the party tonight? You don't need to dress up, that's for the ladies.
Well, it kind of is for us... you know what I'm saying?
Anyway, meet me over on Andover in a twenty if you're still up for it.
Jameson
I don't know if I can make it in twenty. My pops needs me to pick up the girls, remember?
Tommy
What time are you picking them up?
My back aches against the bathroom counter as I read the thread of texts from my horny friend.
Tommy
Ok. I made with Spencer and he said that he'll be selling tonight and wants us in on it. I did mention that you were debating on going out tonight, but he didn't care.😐
He wants both of us at the party tonight. Spence' said that he'll be party hoping tonight and tomorrow as well as Sunday... I don't know who goes partying on Sundays, but they are my new bestie... 😜You should keep up with the times dawg.
Besides being the babysitter, you don't have a choice in what you are doing tonight. 😤😤
You have the weed and I don't. You need to get your ass over to the party one way or another tonight.
A splitting headache welcomes itself to painfully torture me tonight. Knowing Tommy, if I don't make some sort of an appearance he will hunt me down until I shot bleeding on the streets of New York. Spencer will be there to watch him do it too.
Tommy
I'm headed over to the West side of Andover, you gonna meet me there?
He sent this text over thirty minutes ago. I still rest my back along the counter and debate if it is really worth it. I got some from the run I did last night and Spencer made terrible hints that I needed to sell it all this weekend. My cut would be bigger if I had finished before he checked with me Sunday night.
Exiting out of the APP and plotting my phone in my jacket pocket, I walk out of the bathroom without leaving the light on. With my shoes already on my feet, I leave the apartment. Since my board is still gone, I walk over to the neighbors. It will take more than another thirty minutes to get to Tommy without my board as Tommy has forgotten, so I take up a faster walk.
