Lilly is a forty-something divorcee dealing with PTSD caused by a recent trauma. She is fatefully chosen for a job opportunity which sparks a cool little romance with Mr. Eminem. Lilly is also a sneaker reseller generating a bond between she and M...
The following week, I ran to the shoe store to pick up the Cactus Jacks.
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Jamal had the pair of Cactus Jack's as well as a pair of White Cements to boot. Everything Travis Scott touches turns to gold, so these shoes are supposed to triple in value by Christmas.
"I'll do both for $2000." Jamal told me.
"Yeah, sounds good." I nodded my head. "You take Cash App?"
Jamal affirmed it and gave me the info.
"Hey, I heard a rumor that you're Marshall's girl."
I shrugged, "Rumors happen."
"That girl you came in here last time was his daughter."
"You gonna wrap up my shoes or what?"
Jamal just laughed, knowing that it was true, "Yeah, I gotchu Lilly."
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Two weeks had gone by and it was time for me to fly to Los Angeles to testify against Emilio. I would be staying with Shiq and was able to take the kids with as they had a long weekend at school. It worked out perfectly because Marshall had to be in Europe that weekend anyway.
Shiq greeted us at the airport and we stopped back to her condominium to drop off the luggage before heading to the beach. The kids had texted their California friends and met them at the boardwalk to get some french fries and hangout at the arcade. Shiq and I sat on the beach together; we had not seen each other in person for a month since I had moved to Detroit.
"So how is life with Slim Shady?" Shiq asked.
"Awesome. We have a routine going and are pretty much a regular family. In the daytime, Marshall goes to the studio, the kids go to school, and I do my sneaker business. I make dinner every night. The kids have no trouble making friends. Marshall's daughters have introduced them to their friends and showed us around the city."
"You got a new car, right?"
"Yeah. I got an Audi." I flipped through the pics on my phone to show Shiq the silver Audi.
