The Demise of Alexis Vancamp (Urban Books) by Karen Williams

Author:Karen Williams [Williams, Karen]
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9781601625502
Amazon: 1601625502
Publisher: Urban Books
Published: 2013-04-29T04:00:00+00:00

Chapter 17

I went to Fresh & Easy to pick up something to cook for dinner. I had energy and felt refreshed with Marisol doing most of the work. I wanted to make some fish tacos with mango salsa. Santana had never had my fish tacos and I knew it would be the perfect thing to make for him.

I grabbed all the items I needed, paid for them, and went home. I couldn’t wait to see my baby.

When I made it home, I discovered the door was unlocked so I slipped in with my things easily. Before I could even get completely in the door I heard, “Hey, sis!”

I damn near dropped what was in my hands when I saw my sister stretched out on one of my couches. “What the fuck are you doing in my house?” I demanded.

She placed her arms behind her head. “Relax. Alexis. And it’s our daddy’s house. Don’t you forget that. Working for him doesn’t make you the owner of shit you know.”

“Stop playing with me!”

“Oh. I’m not, dear sister. Mom is being a real bitch. I decided I didn’t want to go back to Spelman, or any other college for that matter, and she is highly upset about that.” She sat up on the couch and crossed her legs. I scanned her from head to feet. She was barely dressed in a tank top and a little-ass skirt. Half of her ass was hanging out.

“What does this have to do with you being here?”

“I’m getting to that. Mom kicked me out and said unless I came up with a plan B to dropping out of school I was kicked out.” She added, “She said plan B was another school.”

“And Dad just let her kick you out?”

“You know Daddy has no freaking backbone. She took my ATM card, too. Thus, here I am. Until I figure out what I am going to do, I shall be here.”

“Well, you’re not staying,” I interjected.

“I’ve nowhere else to go.”

“And you think that is my problem?”

“Baby!” It was Santana.

I softened my voice. “Coming,” I called. I set my purse, attaché case, and the bags on the couch. I gave her an evil look before walking into my bedroom.

“Coming,” she mocked.

I ignored the bitch and continued walking until I got to my destination. “Hey, baby.”

“Hey.” He was sitting at my computer desk, on the Internet.

“Don’t worry. I’m going to get rid of Bria.”

He turned around in the chair. “Naw. Don’t do that.”

“What do you mean don’t do that?” I snapped.

“Calm your voice down.” He looked at me with a steady expression.

I took a deep breath and obeyed. “Sorry, babe. But she needs to go. You saw how she acted at dinner and I told you how she carried on in church.”

“I know. I don’t like the little bitch either. I wish I could slap the shit out of her. You see where I’m at? Away from her ass. But that’s your sister. You can’t just throw her out with no place to go.

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