"Get ya' money why you bullshittin'"
Bullshittin', Suga Free
Cherise was familiar with their routine. So as she strode to the entrance of Casino Morongo with Karma and Deja, she had her hand out. Just like a kid. And just like a parent ready to placate her child, Deja handed her a few twenties.
"Aright, Cherise." Karma held her dubs at bay as Cherise waited with her other hand extended. "You know what it is. So, stay at a spot close to the entrance so we can just swoop you on the way out."
"No shit." Cherise said sarcastically. Taking the cash from Karma and leading the way in. With several twenties, Cherise had more than enough to enjoy the machines as her friends did their thing.
Cherise tucked the money into her back pocket, as her friends banked to the left and right of her, making their way to the cash cages on both ends of the casinos.
Cherise, doing as she was told, plopped herself at the first machine she saw. Perfect, it was right in the midst of the over fifty-five club. She would look like somebody's granddaughter. Cherise loaded a twenty into a nickel-machine, and selected the max bet option. With a pleasant smile she greeted the elderly black woman on her right.
Inside the casino they knew all too well, they walked with a confidence, going to their perspective cages. There were two cages on each side, where the plan was to take out a five-thousand-dollar cash advance, go to the other, and with a different card, do it again. Then bounce.
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Loyalty Lies (Volume One)
General FictionWith a lyrical flow that pays homage to the prominent hip hop scene of the 1990s, this novel moves at a laid back, yet thrilling pace, that is uniquely Southern California. Deja, Karma, Cherise, and Faye are on a journey from girlhood to womanhood...
