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Authors: Sean A. Wright

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“Damn baby, was we interrupting?” D-Boy asked noticing the jump off sprawled across the bed totally naked and fast asleep.

“Shit, evidently not. It looks like he’s finished to me.” L.V. responded. We all shared a laugh that woke the girl from her sleep. Before she could focus her eyes on the two rising stars in front of her she grabbed the covers and assumed the worst.

“Uh Uh. What the fuck ya’ll trying to do? Ain’t no freak shit jumping off in here.” she screamed in anger.
“Whoa. Slow down baby, ain’t nothing happening. These are my friends and they just came to get something and then they leaving.” I quickly responded trying to calm her down.
“I don’t give a fuck who…hold on. Ain’t ya’ll them Realm Squad niggas? Oh shit. You ain’t tell me you knew them.” She said, now not caring and letting the covers fall to the floor exposing her naked body.
“Well look ma. They headed towards your neck of the woods. So why don’t you let them drop you off? Ya’ll don’t mind do you?” I asked winking my eye at D-boy.
“Nah baby we don’t mind at all. We just have to stop by our hotel first. Is that cool with you?” D-Boy said, setting the bait and reeling her in.
“Hell yeah. It’s all good. I ain’t in no rush. We can kick it for a while.” She said taking the bait. She then grabbed her clothes and headed to the bathroom.
“Okay fellas. While we wait for her to get dressed let’s get down to business.” I suggested. Then I pulled a duffle bag from under the bed and handed it to Dboy.
“Make sure that gets where it needs to go.” I instructed.
“Don’t worry kid, we got this.” L.V. responded.
The girl had come out of the bathroom smiling and looking just as good as when I brought her back to the hotel.
“You ready to go sexy?” D-boy asked, looking her up and down.
“Yeah let’s go.” She said, licking her lips and smiling.
“Yo. We’ll catch up with you later at the club.” L.V. said, then they both gave me dap and left.
I closed and locked the door behind them. Then I emptied the bags of clothes that I had got from the mall out on the bed and tried to decide which outfit to wear later that night. After deciding black jeans, black fitted shirt and the new Gucci shoes I bought, I picked up the phone to call Sincere back.
“Yeah what’s good? Everything’s a go for tonight, D-boy and L.V. just left with the package. So like I said, be at the club around twelve, and bring some of them dime ass chicks you know and put them on the V.I.P. list. I got a strange feeling I’m going to want some company after the club….a’ight nigga peace.”

PARTY TIME

Monica and I were leaving the mall both of us with a hand full of bags headed to the car, when Monica got a call on her cell phone. I wasn’t sure who it was but I heard something about a party and V.I.P. treatment. And who ever she was talking to she was sure to point out the fact that the Stiletto Divas would be there and that we weren’t going to pay for anything all night. She finally hung up the phone and turned to me, by this time I was hanging on to every word.

“Well, what’s going on?” I asked, all exited. “That was my boy Sincere. He said the Realm Squad is in town and they got a party going on tonight. And he wants us to hold the down V.I.P. section.” She answered.
“Oh for real? That’s what’s up. I like they new song. They really want us to hold down the V.I.P?” I asked. I couldn’t believe what I was hearing.
“Hell yeah. They already know how the SD’s get down. That’s why they call us whenever there is a baller event going on. So it’s a good thing we did some shopping and got our hair and nails done. So pay attention because tonight will be lesson number one on how to bag a baller.” She advised me. Then it hit me like a ton of bricks.
“The only problem is my Grandmother. If I stay out all night she is going to flip out.” I said, now sounding depressed.
“Well I can’t help you with that, and I damn sure ain’t cutting my night short to bring you home so you better handle your business.”
We put the bags in the trunk and got in the car. I slumped down in the passenger’s seat no longer excited, and no longer in such a good mood. How was I going to get around arguing with Mama Belle about going out tonight? It was times like this I really missed mommy and daddy. Monica was on her cell phone alerting the rest of the crew when we pulled up in front of my house. She finished up her call and turned to me.
“Look I’ll be back to get you at 10:30. If you ain’t going then call my cell phone.” She instructed.
“Okay girl, let me go in and deal with the bullshit. I’ll holla at you. Where you going anyway?” I asked curiously.
“Shit. We spent a lot of money today. I’m going to get some more and switch up whips.” She stated as if it was a part of her everyday routine.
“Girl you are something else. Thanks for the shopping spree.” I said very appreciative.
“It ain’t shit. You can repay me by just being a down ass loyal bitch. Anyway I’ll holla.” She drove off and I watched her head get smaller going down the block.
When I got inside the house I headed stra’ight for my room. Once inside my room I emptied out all of the bags from the mall onto that little ass bed. I had so much stuff that the bed couldn’t hold them all. I picked up the Juicy Couture outfit held it under my chin, and thought to myself “
I’m going to kill them in this, especially with the matching shoes and belt
.” I was just in the middle of making myself feel good again when Mama Belle walked in. She noticed the makeover and all the clothes and immediately started preaching.
“You know child, I came in here to have a talk with you woman to woman, but now I see all these fancy clothes, the hairdo and the nails, and I know you ain’t got no damn money. You wanna explain this shit?” She asked with a sarcastic attitude.
“Grandma, Monica bought me all of this so I would look nice when we went out tonight. She knew I didn’t have anything so she treated me. And I happen to think it was very nice of her.” I stated matter of factly.
“You know you’re about as dumb as a bag of bricks if you think that a total stranger is going to spend a bunch of money on you for no reason. There ain’t that much niceness in the world. That damn lesbian ain’t nothing but trouble. Jumping in and out of all those fancy cars. Her and all her fast ass friends. And if you think you gonna run the streets all times of night and come in here when you feel like it you got another thing coming.” She said, shaking one finger in my face with her other hand on her hip
“Look grandma, I’m just going out for a few hours with Monica and a few of her friends. I can take care of myself and I know right from wrong. You are just going to have to trust me.” I responded.
“Trust you? You know right from wrong? Girl this is Baltimore, Maryland. These fast ass streets will eat your little country ass up and spit you out. But okay, Miss know it all, you go on ahead. You been here 24 hours and you think you got Baltimore all figured out huh? Well I’m going to sit back and watch the show but don’t say I didn’t warn you.” She said, with a sinister smile on her face. Then she closed the door and left.
I closed my eyes and plopped down on my bed. I looked at the clock and realized it was 8:30 and decided I better get myself ready. I grabbed my washcloth, underwear and robe and headed to take a shower. While in the shower all I could think about was how much fun I would have later on that night. I also made a mental note to be responsible and come home at a decent hour. Even if it meant leaving the girls and taking a cab home. Monica had given me some spending money to put in my pocket. Although she swore up and down that as long as I was with her I wouldn’t need to spend it. I was very appreciative, but I hated being dependant on people but what other choice did I have? Daddy’s life insurance policy was null and void since it was a suicide, neither he or momma had a will and the money they had saved up paid for the double funeral. So I was left with absolutely nothing. And although I hated taking handouts, at this point I had to do what I had to do.
I was dressed and on my way out the door when I was stopped by Mama Belle. She handed me some house keys.
“Here, this is so you don’t wake me up when you get back here. And even though I’m giving you a key, you better bring your ass back here at a decent hour.”
“And what’s a decent hour Grandma?” I asked, fearing the worst.
“You’re grown remember? Figure it out.” She responded sarcastically.
With that being said, she turned and left me standing right there, I hurried up and left before she returned with more of her ranting. When I got outside Monica was waiting in a brand new candy apple red Range Rover with Big black rims.
“Girl hurry up, we got a tight schedule to keep.” She yelled, out of the window.
“I’m coming, I’m coming.” I answered back, rushing to the car.
“Damn girl, You are wearing the hell out of that outfit.” She said, complimenting me on my attire.
“Thanks Monica, but I owe it all to you. I’d still be in those country rags if it wasn’t for you.” I stated, very appreciative.
“I told you girl. It ain’t nothing but dough, you can’t take this shit with you. And besides it ain’t mines anyway.” We both shared a laugh.
Friday night’s in Baltimore was like nothing I had ever seen before. The streets were alive and buzzing with an energy that was out of this world. As we drove to the club we pulled up alongside a lot of fancy and expensive cars that played loud music and had passengers that appeared to be just as expensive and fancy as the cars they were in. I was shocked and amazed yet again as we cruised through the streets of Baltimore. As we went from block to block, each one looked as if it hosted its own after party. There were people everywhere. Monica must have noticed the tourist look on my face.
“You’re a long way from Kansas ain’t you Dorothy?” she said, jokingly.
“Yeah girl, this shit is crazy. I think I’m going to love Baltimore.”
“Uh Uh. That’s where you are wrong. Rule #1 don’t love nobody or nothing but yourself. Follow that rule and you will make it a lot further in life.” She stated, firmly. Almost as if she was scolding me.
“Okay. I got you.” I said just agreeing with her but not really understanding how you could go through life not loving anything or anyone.
When we pulled into the club parking lot it, it was like I was at one of those car shows I would see on the news or on the internet. There were ballers everywhere. And I had never seen so much jewelry in my life. If I had to take a guess I would say there was well over a million dollars worth of jewelry just in the parking lot alone. And I’m not just talking about the men. I ain’t no hater, the women were all dressed to impress. And even they were flooded with platinum and diamonds. And even they were driving exotic cars. Some of them were even riding motorcycles. There was a crew of female riders whose motorcycles were all pink and they had on pink leather riding outfits. They looked really nice. They were in the parking lot doing tricks and everything. I was hooked and didn’t even know it.
“Damn it’s poppin’ out here.” I said, sounding like a true tourist.
“Girl this ain’t shit, it’s still early. Give it about another hour and motherfuckers will be asshole to elbow. Here spark this so we can get our mind right before we go in.” She said, handing me a blunt before continuing.
“Now once we get inside, you just follow my lead and I’ll point out all the prospects. I’ll show you all of the money makers and all the fucking fakers.” She instructed, as I passed the blunt back.
“So how do you know who’s who?” I asked, ready to learn.
“Well that’s easy for me, because I know almost everybody in B-More. So I know all the major players in town. Now we have to have a few ground rules to go over. #1- Stick by my side all night. The Stiletto Divas always stick together because we got some bitches hating on us. #2- Don’t give no nigga the time of day without checking with one of us first. Reason being, it might be somebody man, baby daddy, or just a plain old no good nigga. And last but not least, you don’t leave with no nigga. We come together, we leave together. If you want to hook up with a nigga you have him meet you later.” She instructed.
“Okay. I feel you….Damn. I’m high as fuck.” I slurred with my eyes half closed.
“Well don’t get in there and act all crazy and shit. Just chill and do the weed, don’t let the weed do you.” She said.
After a brief moment of silence Monica’s cell phone rang.
“Yeah what’s up?...yeah me and my girl Tiffany is in the parking lot right now getting blowed. Nah. You don’t know her. She’s a new edition to the click. She only been in town a day and already she running with the baddest bitch. Yeah she stra’ight from Ohio. Hold on Sincere, that’s Terri and them on the other line. As a matter of fact I’ll hit you when we get to the door. Hello? Yeah Terri what’s up? Yeah we in the back by the gate. I got Pooda’s truck. Alright bring the L’s and whatever ya’ll got to drink.” She hung up the phone and pulled down the mirror to fix her makeup.
“Yo. I’m excited as shit. I ain’t never really been to a club before.” I said, breaking the silence.
“Well look. Don’t go in there acting like no tourist or no groupie because best believe if you act like a nut I will leave your country ass right here.” She responded jokingly, but I sensed that she might have meant it.
Within minutes Terri and Lashawn pulled up and got in the car with us.
“What’s up bitches?” Terri asked. She was the one who pulled the blade on me in the diner.
“Ya’ll bitches get in and shut the door, you letting the smoke out.” Monica demanded.
“Aww bitch, shut up. We got plenty of weed and something to wash it down with.” Lashawn responded, holding up a bottle of some sort of liquor. I think they were calling it
Patron
.
“Well hurry up and put that shit in rotation before it’s time to go in.” Monica said, looking in the rear view window.
“Ya’ll remember Tiffany right?” she continued.
“How can I forget little miss waitress? I almost had to cut her ass.” Terri said, looking at me and rolling her eyes. I was feeling the effects of the weed so the timid and shy Tiffany from earlier went right out the window.
“Yeah, well try that shit again and you will eat that fucking razor.” I snapped back at her.
“What?” She responded in astonishment.
“Hey ya’ll bitches fall the fuck back. Now Tiffany is cool and she is going to be one of the girls from now on, so ya’ll squash that bullshit. Now ya’ll take ya last pulls and ya last shots and let’s head inside.” Monica jumped in.
As if Monica was the General leading this army of bad bitches, we all followed her instructions and piled out of the car. As we headed towards the front of the club dudes tried to holler at us and chicks gave us the evil eye. But one thing is for sure
EVERYONE
knew the Stiletto Divas whether they loved them or hated them. When we got to the front of the club I noticed that the line seemed to be never ending. Men were claiming that they knew the owner and women were complaining about their feet hurting from standing on line so long. But following Monica’s lead we went stra’ight to the front of the line. We just kept going and paid no attention to the haters as the bouncers unhooked the red velvet rope and ushered us inside. Once we were inside Monica’s friend Sincere came to the lobby to meet us. Sincere was tall and slim. About 6 foot 2 and fair skinned. He was dressed nice and had an aura about him that just said money.
“What’s up ladies? Damn. Ya’ll are looking good tonight.” He said, giving us the once over.
“Don’t we always baby?” LaShawn answered, stroking his chin.
“Girl, don’t start nothing you can’t finish.” He responded flirtatiously.
“Nigga you already know. Get your paper right and get back at me.” LaShawn fired back.
“It ain’t about the money baby girl, it’s about being labeled as a trick. And you know my stats are way too high for that. Now ya’ll come on.” Sincere responded, ending the verbal cat and mouse game.

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