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❛ . . . COME TO DEATH ROW ! ❜
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in which a young californian native
gets signed to the most dangerous
record label known to mankind, a...
❝ do not spoil what you have by desiring what you have not; remember that what you now have was once among the things you only hoped for. ❞ excerpt , epicurus.
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THE CAMERAS WERE NOW closed, as the directors yelled cut. Tupac had finished doing a cameo for the music video Players Ball, by E-40, featuring Too $hort and Jodeci's lead singer, K-Ci. It was the single for his upcoming album, Tha Hall of Game.
"You want to come in the back, there's some fine hoochies waiting for us." K-Ci rubbed his hands together as he offered. Tupac only waved him off and he decided to go ahead without him.
Tupac often fell under temptations but he was chilling on the female company. Just because he didn't flaunt the fact that he was a married man, didn't mean that was an open invitation for females to throw themselves at him. He did enough in the past to hurt Mika and he was real determined to not fuck up again.
But he still couldn't find it in him to leave Kidada alone. He wasn't looking for anything besides a friendship with her. He cared for her and even though they didn't work out as lovers, he knew they had potential to be on a strictly platonic level.
Just as his mind went to her, she saw a limo pull up to the set of the video shoot. The windows were of course tinted so he couldn't see who it was until the female stepped outside. The shades were over her eyes and she glanced around the atmosphere.
She continued to look amongst the crowed area until finding seeing Tupac's eyes who were already on her. She wanted to refrain from smiling but couldn't help it once he flashed her a cheeky grin.
"I take that my voicemails finally got through?" He stated rhetorically as she walked down the path towards where he stood-away from the sea of people. "I received them all, but I needed time. I needed to clear my head of all of the resentment I had towards you. But now, I hold no anger towards you whatsoever. I knew it all along that she was the woman for you and I weren't." She said with no signs of hatred.
"Don't ever think that I didn't love you, Kidada. In fact, I still do. I'm just not in love with you, but I don't want to lose you. I want you in my life and I think that in spite of our history, we can still be cordial towards one another. I want to be you friend." He admitted, watching her neutral facial expression change to a more welcoming one.
