I had sold the 8 oz in 5 days, and Raul was impressed.
"You are getting better at this." He said when i handed him the amount. He gave me a little less than half of the money. It was $100. I was still down by $20, enough to get my bracelet back hopefully. He handed me a pound of weed. I was shocked. Only the good dealers got a pound at a time. Raul read my expression and said "a gift." I walked out. Usually "a gift" meant you owe someone, but not with Raul. A gift was a gift.
I hadn't gotten high in 2 weeks, and i felt today was the day. I took an oz and wrapped it up and puffed. I took the $25 and put it into a small bag, the ones i keep for my sales. I laid back and enjoyed. Then i heard knocking at my door.
I didn't want to waste the bunt so i quickly put it into an ash tray. It was a man in a uniform of some business.
"Ally Hansen?" He asked. My teeth grinded. I hated my last name. I forced a yes, and he cleared his throat.
"Your rent is past overdue. U have 1 week to pay the full amount or you will be evicted." He acted so formal, though his outfit said otherwise. I took the slip and slammed my door closed. I put it in my desk and grabbed the bunt. The room grew smokey, so i opened the back window. There was another knock at my door, and i groaned. "Cant i have peace?" I called. I moved to the door like a sloth, with the bunt back in the ash tray. It was Tanner. I started to close the door when he put his foot at the crease.
"Id like some weed please."
I grabbed his shirt and pulled him inside. I slammed the door. "U cant just say that so loudly!" I yelled.
"What do i call it then?"
"Slam Bam wickedy Damn" i said sarcastically.
"Im serious." He said.
He saw the ash tray and looked back at me.
"How much." I blurted out.
"2 oz please." He said and flittered his eyelashes. They were long for a boy. His musty dirty blonde hair covered them at times because his hat pushed the bangs down. His gold chain around his neck shined, and i ducked.
"What?" He asked.
"Sorry, reflex." I said. I handed him the weed and he gave me $50.
"Now leave." I demanded. I saw my bunt had ashed out, and i sighed.
"I got two for us." He said.

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Music's Escape
Ficção AdolescenteA street teen named Ally barely gets by. She sells drugs in order to keep her house, in which she lives alone. Music is her only escape from her horrid reality. Soon she befriends Tanner, another teen like herself. Together they live the pain of the...