Chapter 12: Trust Issues

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Augustine's POV

I can't even put into words how fucked up everything is right now

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I can't even put into words how fucked up everything is right now. I miss my baby girl, and I've been searching for her for the past few weeks, thumbing through my security footage trying to find who exactly took her.

A nigga ain't ever felt like this before. It's been hard for me to sleep, eat, and function knowing that my baby girl is out there somewhere in potential danger. The only thing I want to do is keep searching for her and put a few bullets in a few niggas chests.

This is the worst type of pain that a parent can feel, real talk. All she got is me, and I feel like a big ass failure. How could I allow this to happen to my family?

It's hard not to sit here and blame myself. I should've had a few of my niggas watching my house while I was gone, but I ain't even gone lie, I was not expecting dis shit to happen.

And then there's her... Harmony. Thinking about her makes my mind go numb. I don't put my trust in a whole lot of people, but fasho, I can say she had us all fooled. I honestly thought she was someone we could trust. I would have never seen this coming.

Of course, unless she broke one of the rules I warned her ass about, which was falling in love with the enemy.

In the last book, I emphasized how powerful "dick" can be. Harmony's judgment was clouded by it, compromising our plan. I thought we were on the same side, fighting together, but she had her own agenda. Now, it feels like everything we built together was based on a lie. Her job was supposed to be seeking revenge on the enemy, not falling in love with him, and now I'm the one suffering the consequences of her actions.

"FUCK!!!!" I yell, feeling my agitation rise just thinking about this bullshit.

It's such a fucked up situation. What am I supposed to do, kill her? She's Nevaeh's best friend.

Harmony has put us all in a tough situation, but she ain't the one I'm focused on right now. My priority is finding my daughter. Once I have Kayleigh back safe, then I'll deal with Harmony. She betrayed us, and there ain't no forgiving that, but right now, I need to keep my head straight and focus on what matters most.

Every second counts, and I can't let my frustration get in the way. My baby girl is out there, and she's counting on me. I won't let her down. I'll find her, no matter what it takes. And when I do, I'll make sure every last one of those hoe ass niggas pay for what they've done. Harmony might've let her feelings get in the way, but I won't. This is war, and I won't stop until my daughter's back in my arms and everyone who had a hand in this is six feet under.

Suddenly, the doorbell rings, interrupting my thoughts. I look at the door feeling irritated, not really in the mood to be bothered. Who the hell is it now? I get up and make my way downstairs, my mind still frustrated by everything that's going on.

When I open the door, I'm hit with a sight that momentarily throws me off balance. Standing there, with a smile that could light up the darkest room, is fine-ass Tiana. Her beauty is like a breath of fresh air, and for a split second, everything else fades away. She's standing there, looking even more fine than I remember, and I can't help but feel happily surprised and confused by her unexpected visit.

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