Hboafm Stories

Everybody see's it's you I'm the one that lost the view So we'll crawl, till we can walk again And we'll run, until we're strong enough to jump Then we'll fly, until there is no wind So let's crawl, back to love♥️ "Crawl" is the song for this entire story, from Chris' album "Graffiti." I hope you enjoy😘

India Manory thinks life in Queens, New York will never change. It's the same routine, same bullshit she has to put up with. But can one faithful month change her whole perspective on life itself? "Same people, same expectations. There's no room for change. Change is just another way of saying 'Hey this is how things are whether you like it or not. Get used to it or get the fuck out.'" I kicked the dried up mud off of my black and white Converses. "Let me change your mind." Chris pulled his lips into his mouth, extending the length of his cheeks bones and causing two indents to form on the sides of his freckled face. "How do you suppose you're gonna do that?" I furrowed my brows and faced him, seeing his promising expression which intrigued me. "Give me a month. I bet I can change your life." A sly smirk tugged on his full lips. "For better or for worse?" "Only one way to find out."

"Tell me who's getting all my love?"

Kaoir "No Name" Prescott is the Capo-regime of the Prescott crime family. She manages her own crew within the family, and occasionally gets particular racket to run. But she always lived and loved the fast life, since that's what she's always had to do. Until she met the wrong match. Christopher "Kyng" Campbell is a high-class independent Mafia leader with plugs and connections in every city of California. Nobody ever dares to mess with him, and those who did, didn't live to tell the story. But Kaoir was that daredevil that would take him to the next level. His dominant ways wouldn't work on a vixen like her, and she might've been the only woman, only person, that didn't fear Kyng Campbell. And that made her a threat in his eyes. He didn't know what she knew, making it impossible to let her go. So he held her captive. But she didn't feel captive at all. She made sure she was a guest, not a pet. And what could Kyng do about it? With a woman as dangerous as her, absolutely nothing.