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âIâm so glad you said that big boy, now we play the game. Wait by your phone for my call. I will give you a location and if it looks like your ass has company I will fucking shoot your brother in his balls.â The phone went silent and I felt a mix of relief and dread. I felt a sudden urge to call Felicia; I needed to hear her voice before shit hit the fan. She answered for the first time since Iâve known her on the first ring.
âRah?â
âHey baby, are you ok?â
âNo, I felt weird waking up without you this morning. Did you find Amir?â
âUh, weâre still working on it. Listen I have something I want to tell youâ I stood up and walked back upstairs. I wasnât the only one calling their girl I guess everybody felt the weight of what was about to happen. I waited until the door to the back room was locked before I started talking again. The air felt heavy and my chest felt tight.
âDo you remember the ugly dude from the club I got into a fight wit?
âUh yeah I remember why?â I could hear her hesitation and it made what I was about to say harder.
âWell his girl kidnapped Amir; sheâs holding him hostage until she has meâ
âWait, what? Until she has you how Raheim?â
âListen, I need to say something to you and I need for you to listen to me?â A lump grew in my chest at the thought of what I was about to say.
âI have to get my brother before her crazy ass kills him ok? I need you to know that I love you Felicia. I loved your ass the first time I saw you and I swear I wish I would have told you sooner. If something happens to meâ She interrupted me.
âRaheim, what are you talking about?â She screamed into the phone and I knew she was crying from how her voice was shaking. I felt the energy leave from my arms and legs. âNo, wait Raheim, listen I need to tell you something.â A beep came through on my other end and Amirâs number flashed across the screen.
âShit, Felicia I gotta go, if you donât hear from me by tomorrow get on a plane. I love youâ I clicked over with Feliciaâs voice screaming my name in the background.
I couldnât allow the heart wrenching sound of Feliciaâs voice to distract me as I clicked over. I needed to focus on getting my brother before this chick really went crazy and did something Iâd catch a case over.
âMeet me at the old warehouse off of 291 over by the airport at 8 tonight. If you bring anybody with you I swear I will kill you and your punk ass brotherâ She almost sounded like she was getting enjoyment out of this.
âHow do I know you wonât do that anyway?â
âYou donât, but it looks like you have no other choice now do you?â she hung up with the sound of her laughter ringing in my ears. I ran down the stairs into the living room of Dreâs house like a mad man. Dre picked up on my agitation and jumped out of the chair he was sitting in.
âItâs on, they want me to meet them at the old warehouse building over by the airport at 8âoclock. We have to do this right cause my baby brotherâs life is on the line.â I put on my brave face but I have never been in any situation even close to this level of intensity before. I was half scared, half anxious and part I donât give a fuck.
Dre took over where I left off with a pep talk of his own.
âWe have a few hours before we need to roll out. I canât promise any of you niggas youâll be coming home tonight so if you want to walk, now is the time to do it. But if you wit it meet back here at six. If youâve got a wife or a girl you may want to pay her a visit if you know what I mean.â Thoughts of Felicia lying next to me in bed made me wish she were here now. It just became real and I knew I would have to visit my auntâs house before we left for the warehouse. I needed to make sure she knew about Felicia. Planned or unplanned she had my heart and I had to take care of her if I didnât make it out of this shit tonight. y phone dialing Amirout my phone dialing Amir'ched for my window switch. anic gripped my dark nio yoo o
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Felicia
My heart jumped out of my chest when Raheim told me someone kidnapped Amir. I knew he wouldnât stop until he had his brother even if it meant he was killed in the process. I had to get home and Now! I couldnât pack my bag fast enough. I would only take what could fit in my carryon bag everything else was unnecessary. I turned the dial of the lock on the safe and put ten one hundred dollar bills in my purse along with my airplane ticket. On my way to the shower my stomach began to cramp dropping me to my knees.
âWhat the?â I asked no one in particular as I rubbed my stomach in a circular motion hoping the pain wasnât anything serious. The last thing I needed was to have my baby prematurely in Jamaica. âCalm down Felicia, you will be ok, just make it home to your manâ I told myself. I inhaled and exhaled in deep breaths trying to calm myself down and I felt the baby moving around.
âWe need to get home before we lose your daddy. Please work with me hereâ that was the first time I spoke directly to the baby growing inside of me and I swore the cramps stopped and I moved as fast as I could into the shower. Within thirty minutes I was washed and changed and making my way to the front of the house for Lucius to transport me to the airport. An unfamiliar number flashed across my phone.
âHello?â
âFelicia?â an womanâs voice asked hesitantly.
âYes, whoâs this?â This was all becoming scarier by the minute. I didnât know if I could take anything else today.
âItâs Raheimâs aunt Sadie. Listen honey, Raheim was just here and asked that I pick you up from the airport tomorrow. He doesnât want you to go home until he knows itâs safe.â
âIâm on my way to the airport now.â Before I could control myself I started to cry into the phone like I knew his aunt all of my life. He talked about her enough for me to feel like I did.
âIs he ok? Did he tell you where he was going? I have to see himâ I gasped for breath.
âNo honey, but we can talk when you get here ok? Call me when your plane lands ok?â
I would die of guilt if I didnât tell Raheim that I was pregnant before the sun set tonight. He had to know and I owed it to him to tell him before he went out risking his life behind a no good muthafucka starting shit at a club.
âPlease get me to the airport as fast as you can.â I slammed the van door and listened as the old truckâs engine roared to life. We began to speed down the winding road in the direction of the airport. Jamaica was the sweetest, most exhilarating vacation I have taken in my life and I would always remember this is where I became Raheim Starzâ woman.
âGod please let him live or let me die with himâ I sent up a silent prayer at the same moment my baby kicked me in the ribs.
My Brother's DramaAmir
The dim light in the small room I was in kept flickered on and off making me feel on edge. My hands were tied tightly behind my back cutting into my already raw skin. My nose stung with the stench of my own sweat and the dank musky scent oozing from the walls. I knew I was in a warehouse but didnât know where. Footsteps echoed and bounced around the building and I could hear the angry, sadistic shouts every time my kidnapper talked to my brother. I just kept praying to God to forgive me for my moment of weakness that led me to my present destruction. It wasnât until I was hit over my head that I realized I was a pawn in Raheimâs drama. I lost track of the days and only knew that I had to get out of here alive.
These chicks were crazy as hell itself and visited me throughout the day to help me to the bathroom or to feed me fast food burgers which I normally despised but ate out of starvation. Occasionally Pam, if that was her real name came in to screw me without my consent but I was tied and the flesh is weak. My lower half always willing to rise to the occasion betrayed me also. I kept going over my last week of freedom cursing myself for falling into this trap. I should have known she was way too good to be true.
I hadnât seen her in church before and she sat a row in front of me during church service. I tried not to stare at her but she was beautiful. Her skin was the color of cinnamon and she had the perfect silhouette. I wasnât usually weak when it came to women primarily because I really did want to wait until marriage and all that good stuff. Unlike my brother I still believe in love and I learned from what my parents did to each other. I wanted the type of love my aunt Sadie had with my uncle, but also believed in forgiveness and my mom needed tons of it. That is why Pam was so appealing. She seemed innocent and God-fearing. She wasnât all eager to jump up in my face like most of the other girls in the church. She didnât flirt with me and that caught my attention. After each church service members usually walked around greeting newcomers and I thought Iâd say a quick hello. She was warm and receptive and even smiled, though I saw her eyes light up just a little when she first saw me she didnât come on to me. I was extremely surprised when I saw her again at Wednesday night bible study and she even sat directly across from me so I could see her pretty face. I tried to remain focused during the pastorâs message but it was hard. By Friday nightâs prayer meeting I was running in to see if she was there and she was. Only this time she asked to share my bible cause she forgot hers at home and we prayed holding hands until the prayer meeting was over.
I struck up a conversation after the meeting and she answered all of my questions until we were
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