Me And My Girlfriend.

25.

I just want to take the time to thank everyone that has been with this book since day one, because guess what one of my readers pointed out the other day? They told me to go check my book and see how many votes, views, and comments were there, and when I went to go see. I was so shocked! We've reached 2K votes, soon to be close to 3k with only twenty chapters and counting. And gosh.. I would've never thought this book would come so far, but now I'm slowly starting to realize there are actual people out there that enjoy my books, and everything. I am glad I didn't give up on this book awhile ago, because I am so thankful for you guys! I'm serious. Now, this chapter will probably have answers or not, because to be honest, I didn't want to have all the drama coming in all at once when Aaliyah and Pac are trying to make their relationship work, and sadly to say.. This might ruin them in the end, but I'll promise not to do anything that heartbreaking. Or not. Like I said before, this book will be filled with full of surprises and I hope y'all are ready for this, because I am, but then I'm kinda not at the same time. Before you guys read this, so there won't be any confusion, I had decided to change Aaliyah's Father and Mothers names, their names are now Osiris and Asenath,. I do not know why! But I just love unique names and I do believe no one has those names, and they're both Egyptian names. You can look them up. Picture of Aaliyah and her mom in mm, no that is not her real mom and that is not really her in the picture, Yes, her mom is played by Sade. 😊 Anyway, Thanks for reading!

Omniscient.

The whole room grew quiet as they waited for Tupac to tell them who the person was so they could get this thing finished, because whoever it was, was indeed playing with fire. Each and every individual in the room looked at Aaliyah as the little sister they never had, and they would hate to see her go because someone had beef with her father or Tupac himself. Everyone around the Brooklyn streets knew who her father was, Osiris Haughton Jr, he ran the streets way before Levar was around and before he suddenly passed away the night, even Tupac knew who he was by asking questions and getting information on her father from people that used to work with him back in the day, way before Mr. Haughton himself decided to give up on the drug lord job, and become a family man to his children. Although Tupac knew everything there was to know about Aaliyah's father, he didn't quite tell her what he knew about her father and he wanted to keep it that way, since everything he knew, wasn't quite how Aaliyah pictured her father to be.

Wiping over his mouth with his thumb, Tupac let out a stressful sigh and shook his head, anger raging over him as he shoved a whole bunch of papers of the table and unto the ground. He then slammed the table over and punched the nearest wall, leaving a print in it, causing his fist to ache immediately after.

"Fuck!" He yelled out in fustration.

"Boss, man. Calm down aight? We gone get this fucker one way, or another. Bet." One of the guys spoke.

Tupac nodded his head, as everyone watched his every move. But no one decided on to say anything, because they knew when he's in one of he's moods, to just leave him alone and let him chill out on his own. He demanded someone to get him his phone as he paced back and forth, once they gave him it, he quickly dialed the Aaliyahs number and called her. Once they got off the phone, and finished their conversation, the thought of something made him jump of of his seat and hurriedly get ready to get out of the building.

Once he retrieved all of his stuff, he got in his car and left his workers wondering who that person on that tape could have been. Tupac started his car, getting ready to drive all the way to his girlfriends house as fast as hr could, flashbacks from events that happened years ago played over and over inside of his head, he just couldn't shake off the thought of who that person was, because he definitely knew he knew who it was yo be, but he just couldn't remember the person.