Don't even go there...
I'm on the brink of crying...
Aww thanks... that really makes
me happy. Sometimes I just feel
like i'm so CRAP but I'm not gonna
give up. I will get better! =]
And this isn't even my recent work,
which is even more tight. So that's
GOOD! Elizabeth’s gun was a DY357 Magnum.A new model, it was small and cute. Aww.
It was also LETHAL, FATAL AND
BRUTAL.No shiit.
Transmission; G&G. NancyG&G Lola needs assistance. Create a
reason for someone to go with you and
see if she is alright. Not as a girl, but as
her
friend. Rana will be undercover
as back-up.
End TransmissionLiz grabbed her purse, phone, jacket, keys.
She patted her pocket to check that the
Magnum was still there, and smiled when
she thought about what she’d achieved
to get it. She’d pushed herself, become
stronger than ever, and she was proud.
Why?
Because she still thought Girls And Guns
were amazing. She’d be prepared for everything…
Why else put your life on the line…?…but the reality of a cruel life.
She poked her head into the main room;
“Kelly, Evonne, Patrick, Rell – can one of
you come with me to check a friend?” Liz
said.
“I’ll go.” said Kelly immediately.
“Not you,” she said quickly, “Rell?”
“Haaa - Kelly you got dissed!” Rell laughed.
Kelly glared at him but got up anyway.
Liz started panicking –he wasn’t giving up.
She was scared.
In training, she’d almost given away her
position to Kelly. He suspected. And
hecould tell Carnell, a G&G hunter.
This was baaad.
It was an awkward walk.
“Y’know,” Kelly said suddenly, “The more
you act like that, the more I know I’m right.”
“I… don’t know what you mean.” Liz lied.
“Of course you don’t. But Lola will,
won’t she?” Kelly smiled. And started
whistling. Liz stopped in her tracks.
“iight listen. What the hell is your problem?”
Kelly stared at me and shrugged. “Poor
Liz. You think it’s all a game. You keep
playing Gangsta and you’re gonna
die.And I just spend my last hustle money on
these ice creams,” he pointed to his
brand new sneakers, “…so no nice funeral
for you.” she smiled widely then kept walking.
Liz was furious. How dare he!
Kelly had no-idea what he was talking
about anyway. She took deep breaths
and touched her pocket again.
She smiled.
Power in her pocket.
She felt confident.
These girls be ballin like big people…
Bull shidd. Inside they’re just feeble.NO! No. It wasn’t true. It’s a
lie.Kelly turned around and yelled down the
street, “You comin’ or what?” Liz smirked
and caught up with him. It was easier now.
“Please…” That was Lola. She was
hysterical now, because she’d put ice on
Dustin’s head but it was slowly seeping
blood and Omari was crying upstairs.
“Lola! What in hell…?!” Liz hurried to
her and hugged her tightly as Kelly
kneeled by his brother, stunned. Liz took
a quick peek round. No body. No blood.
Damn. Lola was strong to carry Dustin’s
body to the sofa. Liz smiled. Lola, being
an elite Girl, was her idol.
“Why didn’t you call an ambulance?”
Kelly exclaimed.
Both Liz and Lola’s muscles stiffened.
They were both thinking the same thing;
‘Because they’ll ask questions.’“I’m sorry…” said Lola with distress.
“I just panicked.” Liz smiled again.
She adored this girl.
“I’ll do it now. Have you got a – OW!”
Kelly stumbled over to the side, then bent
down and picked up a bullet.
A single, streamlined bullet.
Then he stared at the girls, staring
back at him.
No-one spoke.
…………………………………and then…
And then someone knocked the door.
“It’s them…”
“Paramedics?” asked Lola anxiously.
“No.” he looked at them meaningfully.
Dollas’s crew.
o_O
Kelly had to let out a small laugh when
he noticed that both girls immediately
laid a hand on their gun. “Look, go
wait upstairs, see if you can try and
hush up your kid, Lola.”
The girls nodded and did as he said. Lola
whispering, “Omari, shhhhhh. Be a good boy…”
Omari settled down, but he was restless.
Liz tried to keep herself calm but it wasn’t
really working. Lola sat on her bed, looking
afraid, with one hand on the Falcon Silencer.
“I have to go see, Lola…” Liz whispered,
opening the bedroom door.
“Liz – no! Wait!”
Liz was already creeping down the stairs,
peering through the railings at the hallway
to see Kelly talking, but she couldn’t hear
what she was saying. She watched them
all carefully; one guy had his hands in his
pockets. Another had them folded and the
last one had them behind his arms. Any of
them could have a gun.
Liz felt uneasy, because if any one of
them saw her she’d probably have to
make up some BS.
Or she could kill them all and knock
Kelly out first.
This is reality, son…“Who’s that?” one said, looking up.
ZIPPPPT ZIPPPPT ZIPPPPT
That what they would’ve heard if she
decided to kill them. “Ay, what the hell’s
goin’ on?” she said quickly, indignantly.
“Don’t worry bout it ma.” said one of them.
“We’re just -”
“What do you want?” she said pointedly,
descending the stairs. They all looked at
each other. They could tell by her tone
that she wasn’t letting it go.
“We’re looking for Dustin.” another one
explained. “We can’t find Dollas…”
“Well, Dustin and Dollas…” Liz snuck a
glance at Kelly.
‘Not here!’ he mouthed.
“…ain’t here.”
“Like I just said. So I guess we’re done
here.” Kelly smirked. They slowly nodded
and left. Kelly turned to Liz. “Why didn’t
you shoot them with your femininity gun?”
“’Cause then I’d have to shoot you too,
jerkass.” Liz smirked back, “That is, if one
ever existed. Which it doesn’t.” They both
smiled. They both knew that Kelly knew,
but they also both knew that Liz would
never ever admit to it. But they were kinda
cool now. Liz truly believed Kelly wouldn’t
tell anyone.
But with G&G, you can’t take chances.
And you can’t make mistakes.