Phara Camille meets O(+> in the strangest of ways after solving a mystery no one knew was there. Minneapolis ends up being a smaller and smaller city as she comes to form a relationship with the man behind the music.
This is a story of love, lies...
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"We know that you love The Artist and your interview with him yesterday has been getting rave reviews. So when he called to come back on and thank you, we couldn't say no."
"No way..no way!" Bryant looked over and saw me coming from behind the set. I put on the best impression I could do of him and that along with the clothes had tears coming from his eyes.
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"He knows that this is your last week and wanted to come back and congratulate you by doing a medley of some of your favorite songs."
Walking over to the piano, I let out a laugh, sitting down at the bench with the band.
"I can't believe it! What did Phara say about this?" He asks, wiping his tears. "Uh, it was actually her and our daughters' idea. She went out this morning and bought this when she saw what you were wearing."
February 5, 1997
"I just needed you to zip me up."
"You sure it's not tight? Maybe I zipped it up wrong." I go to unzip her skirt, but she laughs, grabbing my hands. "Uh uh, that's correct. There's only one way to zip babe."
"Then I can't wait to zip it down later." I whisper, kissing her cheek. She runs her hands up the front of my pants and under my sweater, "I'll be the one doing the zipping later Mr. Nelson."
"Mm, I like the sound of that better." I confess. She brushes me off with a laugh, pushing me to sit on the bed while she finishes getting ready.
Yesterday we spent a better part of our free time christening the hotel room after my impromptu mini-concert. I think it was a great way to spend the day before going to a charity event Londell invited us to last night.
It was really inspiring to see so many people there to support the rec centers opening up in The Bronx, Brooklyn and Queens. We heard about a lot of people doing a lot of good in their communities and some names stuck with me.
