The Fix 3 by K'wan

Author:K'wan
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Kensington
Published: 2015-12-06T16:00:00+00:00

CHAPTER 21

When Li’l Monk finally came back outside he found Droopy right where he left him, guarding the stoop. He didn’t notice Li’l Monk come out of the building because he was preoccupied trying to gain the attention of some young girls who were walking by with a series of catcalls. One of them turned around and gave Droopy a dirty look before throwing her head back and continuing on her way.

“Fuck you too, bitch!” Droopy yelled after her.

“Why you curse that girl out like that?” Li’l Monk asked.

Droopy sucked his teeth. “Stuck-up bitch acting like she’s all that.”

“Why, because she didn’t want to stop and talk to you? If I were a girl I wouldn’t stop and talk to a nigga making all kinda funny noises to try to get my attention. Women are people, not house pets,” Li’l Monk scolded him.

“You only saying that because you got a girl and Sophie got that ass trained,” Droopy teased him.

“Li’l nigga, can’t nothing or nobody tame this wild animal.” Li’l Monk pounded his chest. “I treat Sophie with respect because she’s my lady and deserves to be respected, but even before her I was always mindful of how I treated broads. My mother taught me from young that a woman you choose to lie with should be a reflection of you. The same respect you command for yourself should be given to your woman.”

“I hear you talking, Li’l Monk. When I find somebody I choose to be with I’ll take heed, but right now I’m just trying to fuck, ya heard?”

Li’l Monk shook his head sadly at Droopy’s ignorance. He sometimes forgot how young he was until he opened his mouth and said something dumb. “Walk with me to the Spanish restaurant. I’m starving.”

Li’l Monk and Droopy walked the couple of blocks to the restaurant, talking about the day’s events. It seemed like every few feet someone was stopping Li’l Monk to shake his hand, or shout him out. The neighborhood respected Omega, but they loved Li’l Monk. He was no doubt a man of the people and it showed wherever he went.

A car horn beeped twice and Li’l Monk turned in time to see Ramses’s SUV riding past. His eyes locked with Ramses, who was sitting in the back seat. Li’l Monk expected Ramses to blank him again, but this time he at least acknowledged him with a nod, to which Li’l Monk nodded back. For that brief second when their eyes locked Li’l Monk felt something pass between them. He couldn’t put his finger on exactly what it was, but it was definitely something. Li’l Monk was tired of playing guessing games and decided he would confront Ramses the next time the opportunity presented itself.

Of course the Spanish restaurant was crowded when they arrived. The line stretched from the counter and out the door. When the old Dominican woman who served the food spotted Li’l Monk, she quickly waved him forward. Li’l Monk was one of their regular customers.

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