Harlem Nights
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  • Reads 5,008
  • Votes 120
  • Parts 3
  • Time 40m
Ongoing, First published Sep 05, 2015
Mature
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East Harlem has changed over the years but the drug game remains the same. The Empire needed more recruits for their exports, and this is were Messiah Santos comes in to this beautifully painted picture. Born on June 3rd 1985 only the age of 25 already caught up in the fast life.

After dropping out of school at a very young age, he turned to selling drugs for the most prominent Kingpin in Spanish Harlem, were a few years later, Messiah got his throne. He went from selling synthetic marijuana to drug user for a dollar or two. Over the years, the area got worst with crack cocaine and other drug addictions where Messiah and other gang members supplied their needs.

We all are a product of a Harlem night,no matter who you are, from the stripper, entrepreneur, prostitute, social worker even the everyday poor man. We're all connected. 

Join Messiah and his gang mainly related to petty theft, murder, drugs and prostitution.
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