Latrell On My Block Novels & Stories

Why was he doing this to me? He really needed to stop playing with me like this. I pressed the phone back to my ear and exhaled through my nose, “Zaire, where are you?” “Standin’ outside,” he said. “It loud as fuck in there.” “Where exactly is there?” “5th Block,” he replied casually. “There’s a party.” I swung my legs over the side of the bed."That's in Southridge. Why the hell are you there at this time? That's like two hours from your house."

Lara “Girl what’s your address. I’ll come over and get ready at your place” Shantel said over my speaker phone. “Geez, it’s just a backyard party, there’s no need to go over the top” I said. “Hey, I never go out, so I’d like to look my best” Shantel replied. “Seriously” I asked exasperated. “Yes, it’s been a while and I’m single so I’d like to look at least decent. Come on, I live in scrubs, so why not dress up” she replied in a whinny way. I chuckled and said, “alright, alright. I’ll drop a location pin for you. Come over. We’ll get ready together.” “Great” she replied, then we hung. 30 minutes later, I was still just lounging around listening to an audiobook and playing on my pho

“Be right back.” “Hmm,” Talen’s eyes closed again. Tyler had fallen asleep in front of the TV and snorted himself awake when Rhett turned the volume down. “Sorry,” Rhett was embarrassed. “I thought you’d sleep better without it blaring. I was just heading out for a joint,” he held it up. “Wanna join?” “F-k yeah,” Tyler rolled to his feet and picked up a beer, shaking it speculatively to test it’s weight, before bringing it with him.

Anytime that I ran into somebody, it must be a victory lap, ayy Shawty, come sit on my lap, ayy, they sayin' Drizzy just snap Distance between us is not like a store, this isn't a closeable gap, ayy I've seen some niggas attack and don't end up makin' it back I know that they at the crib goin' crazy, down bad What they had didn't last, damn, baby Sometimes we laugh and sometimes we cry, but I guess you know now, baby I took a half and she took the whole thing, slow down, baby (baby) We took a trip, now we on your block and it's like a ghost town, baby Where do these niggas be at when they say they doin' all this and all that? I'm in the trenches, relax Can you not play that lil' boy in the c

I said and hung up. Everybody around me had something to say about the trouble she was going to bring to me and herself, I pretended not to be worried but deep down I was, breaking the news to the whole members that my mate and their potential Luna were a weak human will throw the whole pack in disarray and I didn’t want that, I had worked so hard to get to where I was with my people. I believe the moon goddess paired us mates for a reason so I will make sure no harm comes to her. At Moonlight Haven, Tarrell had reached there in no time because he skateboarded. He came down from the skateboarding and went into the building, he saw an old carefully dusting the old flower vases that sat beauti

Before I can fully process what’s happening, he’s leading me through the crowd toward the back patio where a group has gathered around Tyler’s pool. “It’s freezing,” I protest, suddenly aware of how little I’m wearing, just a thin top and jeans. “That’s what makes it fun,” Brett grins, his hand sliding down to the small of my back. “Live a little, Lily. You’ve been Miss Perfect for too long.” The tequila makes his words sound reasonable. Maybe he’s right. Maybe I have been too careful and look where that got me, cheated on and humiliated. “I don’t know…” I hesitate at the pool’s edge.

The odds that someone he knew could see him with Tony and run to tell his folks were much too high to chance. When they got to the food court, Dillon stopped short. Over by the Subway was Tyler, along with a couple of his buddies. One of them was quite tall, at least six foot two, and Dillon recognized him as Eric Shippen from school by his skateboard with a skull on it. The other, Justice Becklam, a pretty new 'thug' that had infected his class at the start of that school year. Both were in his grade and hung around Tyler more than he preferred. All three of them had their skateboards, dressed for warmth in hoodies and sweats.

I ask conversationally. Number three puffs out his chest next to me. "Yeah, we run The Block." Did that officer throwing me in here really think I'd be scared of a gang from The Block? The Block is the neighborhood Trey comes from, the same neighborhood where his brother was killed, trying to run with the gangs there. The Moretti mafia also supplies drugs to The Block, so I'm pretty familiar with it. "I used to hang out there with my friend when we were kids." I smile with nostalgia. "Good times."

I suffered a lot of anxiety throughout that period and the time my company was duped I felt incompetent since I was unable to find a way to try to fix that. "I have something to say to you all. It's very important." Tyrell said getting up on his feet. Tyrell's Grandfather, Layla, her Mom, Aunt Lilly and Oliver were in our house and we all were having lunch together. They all kept arriving one after another saying Tyrell invited them because there was something very important he had to tell them. It was a Saturday and I was home all day, my phone was turned off, and I did it purposely just so I could rest since it was a Saturday. Tyrell had been in his study since the early hours of the morni

"Are you still asleep? It is the first day of school, you do not want to be late, now do you? She asked with concern in her voice. "I am coming, mom!" He replied loudly from the bathroom, rubbing his body hurriedly with the towel. "Okay honey. Your breakfast is set already. Hurry up!" Her voice rang out again. *** It was a pleasant September day, bright and shiny with fresh summer beauty. The leaves were still fresh and green from the tall trees. The lawn still exuded a natural kind of green that told stories of nature's lovely touch. He stood in front of Darkota High School's building and thanked his lucky stars that he was on time. He walked in to meet a crowd of students all over. A few w