Murderville 2: The Epidemic by Ashley & Jaquavis

Author:Ashley & Jaquavis [Ashley & Jaquavis]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Fiction, Romance, General, African American, Urban
ISBN: 9781936399444
Publisher: Simon and Schuster
Published: 2013-05-28T16:56:24+00:00

THIRTEEN

PO WAS SO LIVID THAT HE COULDN’T contain himself. He stood at the long, rectangular table with both hands planted firmly against the Brazilian wood. His head hung low in contemplation as Rocko, Ayo, and the rest of his goons sat around the table, waiting for him to speak. No one dared interrupt the deafening silence that took over the room. The tension was thick as everyone stared at Po.

“Find this mu’fucka and bring him to me. I want his blocks shut down. I want everybody in his crew tied up. I want him burying his bitch and his kids by the end of the week. Anything that has to do with Castro and Los Familia is to be destroyed,” Po ordered. He spoke calmly, but the bulging vein in the center of his forehead revealed his anger. Rocko had known his man long enough to know not to take Po’s calm demeanor as a weakness. Po was past the point of loud charades. It was the still before the storm, and he was about to make the city bleed.

“You know we’ve got eyes on us right now. We go anywhere near Castro’s territory, and the LAPD becomes a problem. The mu’fucka is protected by them or something,” Rocko said.

“If they on his payroll we’ll give ’em a mysterious raise,” Po answered. “Then they’ll be on my payroll.”

“I don’t know how he got the police on his team, but I don’t think they choosing sides. Word on the street is he in like Flynn with them mu’fuckas. He won’t be easy to get to,” Rocko said matter-of-factly while shaking his head.

“Find a way. I don’t care how you get to him. He’s become a thorn in my side. Niggas think I’m playing out here. Get rid of him, this time for good,” Po demanded.

Po left the room, leaving the men to their thoughts as he climbed the stairs to his home. He was so angry that his head pounded with fury and his nostrils flared as he thought of how badly things could have turned out. He had lost one woman whom he cared for due to the streets. He wasn’t prepared to lose another. Just the thought of it threatened to send him over the edge. He stopped outside of his bedroom and took a deep breath before opening the door. The recessed lighting was low, and he could see Liberty’s silhouette as she lay in the bed. Not wanting to disturb her sleep he began to close the door until her voice stopped him.

“Don’t leave,” she said.

Po entered and walked over to her. She stared at the wall as tears fell from her eyes and onto the satin pillow. “I don’t want that life, Po. I’ve been around death and violence all my life. I don’t want that to be all I know. I want to live carefree. I want to be happy,” she said. She sat up and leaned against the headboard as she looked him in the eyes.

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