Naveah Amari Smith
"You guys can let me out right here," Veah said as she unbuckled her seatbelt."Let you out?," the twins asked
"No we're walking you to the door Veah," kayden said as he found somewhere to park.
"Yeah, I don't know what you thought this was, but it ain't that," Jayden said as he grabbed his gun and got out the car.
"I'm saying. I got your door V," Kayden said as he grabbed his gun and headed to the passenger side of the car, opening the door for Veah.
"Thank you guys," Veah said. She was happy they were doing this for her. Any boy she came across never did any of this. It was new to her, a nice new.
"No problem," the twins said as they walked on either side of her up the stairs.
"Okay this is me...," Veah started but didn't finish because she noticed the door of her apartment standing wide open.
That is not how I left that...tf
(I hope not 😗)
"Stay here," Kayden said as he grabbed his gun and headed towards the door
"No," Veah said causing the twins to halt their steps, "I got it, you guys probably have families to go to. I'll be damned if I let y'all go in there. If something happen to y'all I'll air this whole apartment complex up."
Even though she just met them, she had a protectiveness over the boys.
"Ooop sis said she'll air this hoe outttt," Jayden said while laughing
Naveah walked right pass them and into her place. The first thing she noticed was glass everywhere. The source of the glass? Her coffee table.
I really liked that coffee table. I can't never have anything bro
The next thing she noticed was her book shelves destroyed.
Oh hell no. I don't play about my books.
"Man what was the reason. It took me years and money to get these books. Could've destroyed anything else but noooo," Naveah said as she headed towards the kitchen.
The kitchen was untouched, so she headed upstairs towards her room, the twins following closely behind. Once she got there, she noticed her mattress flipped over, the mirror attached to her dresser, now taking up space on her floor. Her clothes thrown all over the room. Some of the shoes in her closet, gone. Most of the clothes in her closet, gone. Jewelry? Gone as well. It was a good thing she kept the jewelry that was important to her on.
She checked her safe, which was still in tacked, and found everything she put in there, still there.
Thank God!
"This fucked up," Jayden said as he looked around the room.
Paintings she had on her walls, all looked like someone put them in a blender. Her Tv's were just as good as gone.
They could've took them...dumbasses
She looked at Kayden, because he's been quiet this whole time, to find him on the phone talking to someone.
"Do you have anywhere else to go," Kayden asked
"No," Veah said
"Pack a bag ms girl you're coming with us," Jayden said as he swept up the glass from her mirror
"Okay," she didn't feel like putting up a fight, because it would've useless. They wouldn't take no for an answer.
Jayden kept sweeping up the class and picking up her mattress and other things around the room while she packed a bag. Kayden had got off of the phone and helped Jayden around the room.
"Did they take anything important," Kayden asked
"Some of my books," Veah said...she really loved reading.
"That's it?," Jayden asked
"Obviously not dumb ass. They took some clothes, shoes, and jewelry but I don't care about those. They tore up my room and living room. That's about it," Veah said
She packed everything that was in her safe in a bag and all of her books in bins. Thank goodness that no pages were ripped from her books that were on the floor. They were just thrown off the shelves when the robbers broke her tv.
Veah then moved on to packing the remaining clothes in her dresser drawers, which was just underwear, bras, socks, some pajama sets. Everything else was gone. She then went to her closet and packed whatever was there. The closet only consisted of hoodies, a coat, a fleece Jean jacket, a regular jean jacket, her jeans, and some shirts.
Now when it came to her shoes, there wasn't much there. Then again, she didn't have many shoes to begin with.