Yo Boo Been Creepin' With Me 3 by Angie Hayes

Author:Angie Hayes [Hayes, Angie]
Language: eng
Format: epub, azw3, mobi
Publisher: Cachet Presents
Published: 2015-12-11T05:00:00+00:00

RICK

Ever since I have been home, I felt like I was in a daze. I had to come to grips that my pops was gone and wasn’t coming back. I knew I had to be strong and hold up for my mom though. They had been married for 44 years, so I knew her heart was beyond broken. She was worse off than me; that I was sure of.

“Baby you need to eat something.” Kema said as she came and sat down next to where I was. In her hand she had a sandwich on a plate for me.

I had just come from finalizing all of my pops burial details and the last thing I wanted to do was eat. My parents had life insurance and had planned for their funerals beforehand, but I still paid for everything. No matter how much my mom protested, I still told her that she could just keep the insurance money and put it up for herself; that I got this. I wanted my pops to go out with nothing but the best. I had him a horse and carriage to be carried on, a gold casket to be buried in with an all-white Armani suite. I wanted the last glance of him to be remembered as perfect; just like he was in my eyes before he passed. Now that everything was finalized, all I wanted to do was just be alone and prepare to bury my father tomorrow.

“I’m not hungry Kema. I just want to go in the back and lay down.” I told her.

“I know baby, but you have family coming here tonight and I’m sure you would want to be by your mom’s side when they get here.” Kema suggested.

She was right. I haven’t left my mom’s side since I got home and even though I was drained, I wasn’t about to now.

“You right, let me just go shower and change and I’ll be back out.” I said as I got up to head to the bathroom, but not before I gave her a deep passionate kiss.

My baby has been by my side through all of this and I love her even more for it.

“Ok, I’ll go and set the food out and check on your mom. I’ll see you when you get out.” She told me as she left the room.

I went into the bathroom and started my shower. When I got in, I let the water beat down my face and body. It was then that I finally broke down and started to cry. Man I missed my pops! Getting that phone call from my mom that night was terrible, but coming home to find out he was actually gone, was an experience in itself. My dad has always been there for me and everyone else he loved. He never missed a game I had growing up. Even if he had to work, he still made sure to at least make the last quarter. When I was in college,

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