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Everything with that guy is a conspiracy. Just âcause youâre paranoid doesnât mean they arenât out to get ya. He was good at pickinâ out problems before a lot of the other brothers, but the problem was he looked for an issue with every fuckinâ thing.
âIâll have a word with him, man. Heâs highstrung. You know that.â Casket heard Hazardâs bike cominâ and slid over his seat. âThis whole thing we got goinâ on here is a last minute shit show . . . why would you expect anything else outta him considerinâ how he is on any given day?â
âPoint taken.â
Hazard pulled up and I tossed my coffee out and gave him a quick hug. We didnât waste time before gettinâ on it. It wouldnât take us thirty minutes to get there, but just in case we hit a snag somewhere, our asses would be covered. As we approached the Brooklyn Bridge, I smiled. Goinâ over the bridge with colors was a new thing and it felt fucked up and really fuckinâ good at the same time. The last borough was almost ours. Thanks, Redhook, weâll pay ya a visit in Florida.
When we visit FOCUS.
We made it there in about twenty minutes and someone Iâd never seen came out to let us in. I had ideas about how I wanted things to go down and none of them ended well for those collar-wearinâ motherfuckers. Holy water. Rosaries. Catholic neckties. A big cross branded into a forehead or two. Oh, I got ideas. I hoped Blitz was on my side, but when it came to Fi,I wasnât tryinâ to make new friends.
The bar was empty when we got in. It didnât surprise me. It was early in the day and we werenât there on club territory business. The guy who let us in went behind the bar, got us some drinks, and then we were alone again.
Blitz, you better not start off on the wrong foot.
As we waited, I got more impatient until I heard a voice cominâ from behind.
âWell, lookie there, if it ainât the yank on this side of the bridge. How do ya like them apples?â
I couldnât believe my ears and I turned and started to crack the fuck up. âIf it ainât the inbred hillbilly motherfucker I thought I left in L.A. Ya miss me or what?â
FOCUS wasnât supposed to be back. It let me know just how serious the situation was when I saw him standinâ there. It didnât hurt that he was a good go-between with Blitz. He was tangled all up in shit like a ratâs nest.
âOf course I missed ya . . . but that ainât why Iâm here. Some bitch said she wanted her g-string back, so I came to get it.â He started laughinâ and kept right on yakkinâ. âI heard ya needed someone you knew would have your six . . . I gotcha, brother.â
Casket shot him a sideways look that coulda dropped him to the floor and stood to give him a big hug. âMan, you arenât the only motherfucker that can have his back . . . what am I? Chopped liver or somethinâ? He didnât need ya, but since youâre here, ya might as well stay.â
FOCUS wasnât tryinâ to step on toes, but he was my sergeant at arms and my best friend. If I couldnât count on him over everyone else, somethinâ woulda been seriously lackinâ in my judgment.
âYou got a problem with it, go back to Long Island.â FOCUS busted Casketâs balls right back. ââCause if ya think Iâm goinâ back to Hollyweird and leavinâ my boy in the dust, think again, ya olâ bastard.â
Hazard sat back and waited for FOCUS to settle down and come to him. Blitz still hadnât made an appearance and I knew he was twistinâ about that. When FOCUS got over to the table, Hazard spoke. âSo, I heard youâre friends with the new guy . . . ya know, the one whoâs late.â
FOCUS sat down and smacked at Hazardâs leg. âChill the fuck out. There ainât nothinâ for you to be worryinâ your pretty bald head about. Blitz wanted to let me see the shock on yâallâs faces when you saw I was here. Simmer down, motherfucker, simmer down.â
A few minutes later, Blitz came in and bought a round of drinks. He looked stern and I liked that about him. I could break balls with the best of âem, but with the mission at hand, seriousness was in order. We had the whole night to fuck around, but it was time to get down to business.
âCrucifix, Bish filled me in on the situation and all yâall have to do is say when, and Iâm with ya. FOCUS and I both know Rosethorne like the back of our hands, and it should be cake to get in and take care of business without any of them asshats knowinâ the deal.â
Blitzâs accent wasnât as strong as FOCUSâ, but you could tell they were made from the same plate of biscuits and gravy. It was gonna take time to figure him out and form my own opinion. Goinâ on blind faith and the word of two guys who were alive in some way because of him put my mind at ease.
âThanks in advance for your help . . . seems like a pretty good bet weâre gonna be up each otherâs ass soon. No time like the present to start.â I raised my glass in a toast to our new alliance and continued. âSo what kinda cake are we talkinâ about here?
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