The Family [Book Two]

Twenty Seven

Samuel Brash

I looked at Danielle and Johnny as the stood there lookin' at me.

"Thank y'all for comin'." I said. "I know shit goin' on right now, but she'll be back down a second."

"Thank you for inviting us." Danielle said.

"Yea," I looked over at Johnny. "We appreciate it."

"Look at this," We all looked over at Jupiter who smiled. "Now can one of y'all go check on my sister before shit come flying down the stairs?"

We all laughed and I shook my head.

"I'll be right back," I said joggin' up the stairs.

I cracked open the door and seen her sitting on the edge of the bed playin' wit' her nails.

I walked in and closed the door, lockin' it.

She looked up and wiped her eyes.

I hated seein' my baby cry.

"Baby, stop cryin'." I said gettin' on my knees and comin' up to her.

"I can't," she said. "She's having his baby." She cried.

"Baby we don't know that," I said wipin' her tears. "She got a whole husband ma, that nigga could be the father."

She picked her head up and looked at me.

"She's married?" I nodded my head.

"That's why I broke up wit her." I spoke. "I ain't know the bitch was married either."

"Wow," she shook her head. "I can't believe this shit."

"Baby," I said kissin' her lips. "Just calm down aight? You got a whole party outside waitin' on you."

"I know," she sucked it up and picked her head up. "I'm a muthafuckin G, fuck I'm crying for?" She said.

I laughed loudly.

She grabbed my face and kissed my lips.

"What would I do without you?" She asked puttin' her forehead to mine.

"Be single, horny, and bored." I said.

She pushed my shoulder.

I laughed.

"I love you girl," I kissed her lips.

"I love you too."

I helped her clean up her face and we went back downstairs to the party.

She stepped out and seen Danielle; they looked at each other and quickly wrapped their arms around each other.

I smiled seein' my baby happy.

Yea, I said I don't like the niggas but; Danielle is Toni best friend and the kids god mama. Johnny is they uncle, so no matter what we say or do; they still family, at least to the kids.

"Everything good bro?" I looked to my side seein' Jonathan comin' up to me wit' a plate stacked high as fuck wit desserts and shit.

"Damn nigga," I laughed seein' his plate. "Got enough?"

He waved me off. "It's always the light bright niggas who got sum' to say."

I laughed loudly.

"Nigga you lightskin too, fuck You talm' bout?" I said laughin'.