Exiled

Quran 29

There was no greater feeling than seeing my apartment, it wasn't much but the feeling I got from seeing it just brought a warm feeling to my chest; I glanced over at Semaj who seemed completely at ease and then I looked at Poochie who was mad I pulled her away from Torique. I needed this trip to keep my sanity in tact, I was tired of hearing my aunt talk about my mom and I knew if I didn't get away soon I would snap; there were a couple more reasons I wanted to come home as well the first being I was going to beat Cayson's ass...... I always knew he was a bitch but his activies on social media dogging Poochie crossed the line; De'Marcus was too damn old to fight him but I had no problem throwing hands with that nigga. We walked inside and the smell of Pine-Sol hit me like a brick.... I forgot how much I missed coming home to this, I grabbed Semaj's hand and gave him a quick tour before heading to my mom's room where she was laying across the bed talking on the phone..... I knew by her laugh she was talking to some dude and while most men would be upset that their mom was dating someone I was just happy to see her smile.

"Pricilla.... why don't you take Semaj, to Quran's room while I talk to my son real quick." My mom said and Poochie rolled her eyes because she despised her government name with a passion, Semaj looked at me and walked off slowly. "You always did have a thing for light skinned dudes..... I peeped that when you were younger and any time you'd see Chris Brown on the screen you would start blushing and grab a pillow to cover your little weewee."

"That was my first crush......" I said ignoring the last part of her statement because I knew that shyt wasn't true. "Why did you never tell Aunt Rochelle was such a bitch?" I asked and got punched in my chest.

"Watch ya damn mouth.... I may not be on speaking terms with her at the moment but I'd still whoop anybodies ass, including yours over my sister." My mom said and I just shook my head. "But she's always been a bitch.... now tell me about Semaj." She said and I told her everything I knew so far which was a lot. "So you got you some prison dick.... I'm telling you that's the best your dad was........ never mind." She said quietly.

"Prison ass.... I'm a top, I don't get fucked." I said sitting on her bed and Poochie's ignorant ass walked past the door and mumbled 'not yet' before walking into the bathroom. "Who were you talking to on the phone?"

"Just somebody..... don't worry Quran I'll take things slow and wait until I'm sure about him before introducing him to you, the last thing I want is for my son to be scaring away my potential man. Now go downstairs and wait while I talk to your lil' boyfriend." My mom said and I knew not to arguing so I walked downstairs and waited, I spent an hour waiting scrolling through my phone and checking up with a few of my boys before Poochie walked downstairs looking irritated.

"What's wrong with you?" I asked pulling her legs across my lap.

"My source told me that you're ex is somewhere in this neighborhood, I just hope that he doesn't bring his funny lookin ass over here.... I'm sorry Quran but you know I don't like Mekhi, never have never will......." Poochie said and I shrugged, I would always have love for Mekhi, he was my first but being away put some things into prespective for me.... Mekhi wanted to go out and fuck the whole city and if that's what he wanted to do then I wouldn't fault him; he was living his best life and I planned on doing the same. "So what made you decide to introduce Semaj to your mom."

"He's different..... you konw my dating record better than anybody, you know I've dated nothing but fem dudes in the past but Semaj is different from all of them.... he's a lot like me." I said smirking and Poochie rolled her eyes.

"Oh you mean a big ass softy who acts hard?" Poochie aked and I kissed her on the cheek. "Eww I told you about doing that Quran, keep fucking around and I'll end up turning you straight." She said winking. "Nah seriously though Quran, you seem different..... like being down south has made you different."