"I'm just doing what I gotta do cause all these bills are due and I see all this money ta make."
Wassup it's ya girl Arriasiah
(are-re-asia) Thompson. But most people call me Killa Kashes. I got that name because my middle name is Kashmir. And everyone knows I would kill over what's mine. Somebody got ta do it. See when I was younger my parents would argue a lot. And one day when I was twelve my dad just left and never came back. We never got any cards, letters, messages, or birthday calls. He just left. After that everything went downhill. We found out my mom had cancer. We didn't have enough money to pay for her treatments. So my two older brothers began selling drugs. They left me to take care of my mom and my two younger siblings. After my mom was admitted to staying at the hospital we had to go stay with my aunt. At first it was fine but then her boyfriend would get drunk and try to do things to my sister and I while we were sleep. After he smacked me one day I took my younger brother and sister and we left. We went and stayed with one of our old neighbors. One day I found out what my brothers were doing and I went and decided to help them. At first they were against it but then they finally let me join. We finally got enough money to pay for our moms operation but we were too late. People say I've been a cold hearted person every since she passed. But in all honesty I've been bitter since my dad left. Its been four years since mom passed. I just turned twenty. My younger siblings are 16. Yep they are twins.We got us a big house. We living what you would call ghetto lavish. I mean what can I say. I been on my grind.
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Sooo how was the first chapter you guys? If anyone actually reads this be sure to like and comment. Bye lovesss.
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On My Grind
Novela Juvenil20 year old Arriasiah Thompson is just trying to make it out. All she wanted was a normal life. Her life already seemed hard. But after her mom got sick it got even worst. Being the oldest female out of her siblings she had to take on the mother rol...
