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Della, A Real Estate Agent for the rich and famous partied one night, then two nights and two nights became more. Della became addicted to drugs from her continued nights of partying. She lost her job and began the life that she soon regrets. Della was killed by a big time drug dealer; a murder that her 10 year old son, Jericho witnessed. Jericho grew up to become a boxer champion; trained at the gym that his mother’s killer owned. When Jericho found out that Hulk, The owner of The Hulk’s House of Hero’s was in fact his mother’s killer, he took all his strength and almost killed him. Hulk pleaded to die at the hands of his enemies.
Della Moon, a once successful and highly respected Real Estate Agent to the wealthy, is now nothing more than a strung-out heroin addict.
Della pregnant while witnessing a murder is arrested for possession of drugs with the intent to distribute. While cramped up in a sleazy jail cell she goes into labor, delivering a healthy baby boy she named Jericho. Having a new outlook on life Della decides to come forth and testify against two major drug dealers; in exchange for her testimony she is free to start a new life for both her and Jericho.
Hulk and Boobey, head of the Boss Hu | |  | | Marlo's Violin
When Pete Holloway, drug dealer/limo driver meets Paris, sparks fly. Pete is caught in a love triangle between Paris and Cindy, a Super Model client. In between the streets and work, Pete meets Marlo Little and this is when Pete’s troubles double. Marlo is a concert Violinist and a rich brother who is also a shareholder for a prestigious computer firm. The firm is being blackmailed by the mob boss, Rocky Scalia and two crooked cops. The media is led to believe that Marlo is a serial killer and Pete is his accomplice. Can Marlo and Pete prove their innocence?
Paris was fine as shit and had long legs, honey brown skin, curly hair that came just pass her shoulders. She had great lips and cat-like eyes. It was easy to see she liked jewelry; she had her nose, tongue and ears pierced, and had rings on all her fingers and thumbs. She was always upbeat and friendly kinda sexy and flirty too.
Slowly but surely the morning crew trickled on in. I could tell old man John March had had a rough night, he walked straight to da coffee pot and fixed a drink wit out even say’n good morn’n. His hands trembled as he tried to get some of the hot brew in his |
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by Odin odin@aflx.com
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 What causes America's mainstream media to fear and try to destroy a group of artists and their work? What happens when such a creative movement grows in strength and threatens media's bottom line? Why would extremists find it necessary to take acti |
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