(Book 1)
Lanae Roberts moves out of her hometown after her mother was killed by gang members. She leaves without contacting most of her family members and friends, including Omari, a family friend that she has grown feelings for.
After three years...
Run in his crib and kill everything living, you hear me? - Tee Grizzley
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Three Days Later.
Lanae
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Three days. Three days has past and I haven't spoke to Omari. I was trying to keep myself from worrying so much, but it was kind of hard. He wasn't answering any of my calls or texts. I tried to contact Bean and Nick, but I got the same result. Nothing.
I spoke to Victoria yesterday and she told me she has only been hearing from Nick, but it's only for a short amount of time and he doesn't say much. He just checks up on her and let her know that he's okay.
Must be nice, I thought.
I only know that Omari is okay because of what Nick tells Victoria. Which I'm thankful for because if she wasn't here I've would've been clueless.
I sighed before I drove off inside of my new car. My dad brought me a brand new Mercedes about a month ago. He also brought Queen a car, so we were both mobile now.
It's Friday afternoon and I was just coming from my grandma's house. I make sure I visit her as much as I can because I know she loves my company and I'm her only grandchild. We talked about my mom, old memories, and my future plans all day.
I told her I wanted to run my own business once I got older. I just didn't know what kind of business yet. I was stuck in between running a bakery store or a dancing studio. I loved baking and wanted to learn how to decorate goods, but then again I loved dancing my ass off. It was a hard decision for me. I guess when the time comes, I'll choose the better choice.
Minutes later I was walking through our condo door before I closed the door behind me.
My dad was sitting on the couch watching a basketball game, but he turned his head towards me when he heard the door shut.
"Wassup baby girl," he smiled.
"Hey daddy," I grinned a little bit before my face fell back blank.
