Dre
Renae Marie Jones
I rolled my eyes. "Daddy please. Please please." I begged.
"I don't know baby. I told you I'm going to have to think about it."
"Every other Senior is going. It's called a Senior trip!"
He turned to look at me. I shifted my legs looking right back at him.
"So that means Dorian wouldn't be able to go?" He frowned.
I rolled my eyes again and scrunched up my face.
"Dorian isn't a senior. Why would he go?"
He shrugged. I groaned walking upstairs to my room.
Next mouth all Seniors were taking a trip to New York. New motherfucking York. And my dad was debating on letting me go. May was going; So was Yanah. O' said if I couldn't he wouldn't either but there was no way I was letting him stay here and be miserable with me.
I pulled on my camo joggers and the sweater crop top to match it. I decided on no makeup and just put i hoop earrings and left my hair down.
"You finna go somewhere?" D asked coming into my room.
"Yeah, O'mar's cousins house."
"Who his cousin?" He sat on my bed.
I shrugged my shoulders.
"I haven't met him yet."
He nodded looking at me.
"What?" I asked annoyed.
"Dang. I can't look at my sister cause she pretty?" He sat up.
"Boy shut up." I was fixing the lace on my green 11's.
"Those my shoes." He jacked one of them. I snatched it back.
"So." I stood up looking myself over. My hair was bone straight.
"I hope yo annoying ass do go to New York." He mumbled before walking out.
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I pulled up to the address O' had giving me. Applying a little lip gloss on, I finally got out and walked to the door. When I knocked, Dre answered the door. I smiled.
"Hey Re.
"Hi Dre" I ruffled his hair.
"Baby." O'mar smiled coming to the door.
It was good to see him smile. I know he was going through a lot. I gave him a hug.
"You okay?" I asked.
He nodded grabbing my hand leading me to the kitchen. There was a tall light skin. He looked a little like O'marien, but not as much.
"Mal, this my girl; Renae."
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FanfictionIt only takes one simple thing to turn your world upside down... welcome to mines -Renae Marie Jones