Fraudulence.

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Just dropped a new book titled Beyond Acquainted. It stars my side nigga Quincy Brown, lmao. {picture of him down belowwwww}

Oop, hey second daddy 😌❤️❤️❤️💀.Soooo, if you crushin' on my baby and or just want something new to read, you should check it out.

Sad to say, this book is slowly coming to an end. But then I'll be back to updating Finale, the third book to the Lexington and Fetty series!

Thanks for reading :,)))) ONTO THE STORY

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Camila...

After speaking to the police and authorities for a while, I was able to find out that Zoovier actually shot Jamal to death.

Trevon was locked up for a period of time before he was actually bailed out by a family member.

I'm actual thankful that Zoovier didn't shoot Trevon. The last time I recall being awake, Trevon was trying to help me.

Not only that, but he was also trying to talk some sense into his psycho ass friend.

I'm finally home three days after waking up from my month-long coma. It feels great to be back home in my comfortable bed with my baby girl, Zoelle.

Zoelle was laying next to me while playing a game on my cell phone. I was watching television.

"Mommy, somebody texted you." She spoke up.

"Let me see my phone real quick." She handed the phone over to me and I checked my text messages.

I'd gotten a text from Brianna.

She wanted me to open the front door for her because she had a "surprise" for me.

"Here, baby." I handed the phone back to Zoelle. "I'll be right back." I informed her as I climbed out of the bed.

I carefully made my way downstairs to open the front door. Standing there was Brianna along with Zoovier.

Brianna had gotten Zoovier out of jail. His bail was posted not too long after me clearing things up with the police.

I was also able to talk Zoelle into telling the police what she witnessed to help Zoovier out.

As soon as she found out that her talking could get her daddy home to us, she had no problem with talking.

Brianna took Zo' to the jail to visit with Zoovier frequently whenever she could, but it wasn't the same as having him at home.