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Table of Contents
Title Page
Episode 3: The Showdown in London Town
Prelude - Introduction to Dante
Chapter 1 - Ray-Ray
Chapter 2 - Trigga
Chapter 3 - Ray-Ray
Chapter 4 - Trigga
Chapter 5 - Ray-Ray
Chapter 6 - Ghost
Chapter 7 - Trigga
Chapter 8 - Ghost
Chapter 9 - Ray-Ray
Chapter 10 - Phenom
Chapter 11 - Trigga
Chapter 12 - Ghost
Chapter 13 - Ray-Ray
Chapter 14 - The Intermission Trigga
Chapter 15 - Phenom
Episode 4: The Showdown in A-Town
Chapter 16 - Trigga
Chapter 17 - Dante
Chapter 18 - Ray-Ray
Chapter 19 - Trigga
Chapter 20 - Dante
Chapter 21 - Ray-Ray
Chapter 22 - Trigga
Chapter 23 - Ray-Ray
Chapter 24 - Trigga
Chapter 25 - Dante
Chapter 26 - Ray-Ray
Chapter 27 - Trigga
Epilogue - Trigga
Copyright Page
Episode 3:
The Showdown in London Town
If you know the enemy and know yourself you need not fear the results of a hundred battles.
—Sun Tzu
Prelude
Introduction to Dante
“You got my ends, bruv?”
Dante sat at his long cherry wood king-style dinner table where he often handled his business. The hardwood floors had been polished to a mirrored shine. The muscles in his arms twitched in annoyance as the toothpick in the corner of his mouth flicked up and down. He liked the dining room. He’d called it that for several reasons, reasons no man, woman, or child wanted to ever find out first-hand. The man he was talking to stood in front of him with glossy eyes, ashy lips, grinding teeth, and trembling hands. Robes knew the moment he was snatched up into an unmarked van and driven to Dante’s mansion what was about to happen, but he was high enough to hope that he could talk his way out of the jam he was in. Dante had the best blanca, bings, and drone in the Bricks. If you wanted a hit of the good shit, you came to Dante’s crew to get that. Blanca was cocaine, bings was crack, and drone Mephedrone in London slang. Robes had gotten a biscuit from Dante on the strength of his word alone. Said he was going to sell that shit and bring the money back to Dante. Only thing was he knew he shouldn’t have taken that shit when it was offered, but he needed a hit bad and was willing to do damn near anything to get it.
To be honest Robes had been watching his back in all codes. He knew soon as word got back to Anika that he had been buying from Dante and bringing it back to the Bricks she was gone split his bloody skull. Robes was a part of the Jamaican Lords who held shop in the Bricks, which was Anika’s codes. They called that nigga Robes because he was always walking around in long robes looking like a knotty locked Jesus and shit.
“I don’t ’ave it yet, bruv, but if you just give to the end of the day, yeah?” Robes begged.
Dante sat not moving. The look on his face was stoic as he stroked his cleanly shaven chin. Dante hated hair anywhere on his body except his head. That stemmed from childhood trauma. Anytime Dante’s daddy would get drunk and fuck his mother he’d make his twin sons, Dame and Dante, more like force them face first into his crotch to smell his dick. He’d wanted to make sure they knew what pussy had smelled like on dick. His father had been hell in the streets and even more hell when he was at home. Dante didn’t like that shit then, but now he understood the method to his daddy’s madness. Humiliation was better than death. You take a nigga’s pride and you had him by the balls.
“You know, Robes, you said that same shit exactly three hundred and sixty hours, thirty minutes, and ten seconds ago, bruv. You think I got time for the run around about my ducats, blood?” Dante questioned coolly. “You took a biscuit from me. That’s fifty racks of crack.”
As Dante talked he motioned with his hand to one of his henchmen. The boy left the room quickly. Dante then stood, unsnapped the top of his cane and pulled out a sword so shiny that you could see your death on the blades.
Robes backed away with his hands in the air. “Don’t kill me, Dante. I got kids, bruv. Let me ’ave ’til the end of dusk. I’ll—”
Robes’s words got stuck in translation when the double doors opened and his three children were led in the room with guns to their heads. His two fourteen-year-old twin daughters looked at him with tears running down their faces and fear in their eyes. Gray duct tape covered their mouths and their hands were tied in front of them. They had been stripped naked. Robes’s whole body started to hurt at the thought of what had been done to his baby girls. It almost weakened him to his knees.
“Jah bless mi soul,” Robes spilled from his lips when he thought of the monster he knew Dante was.
Dante was more feared than respected throughout London. Nobody, not even coppers wanted to be on that nigga’s bad side. Only Anika and Phenom were equally revered. Those were the three faces in London you never wanted to see if you had wronged them.
Robes looked to see his fifteen-year-old son’s face had been beaten and bloodied. He knew his son was a street warrior so he could figure out that the boy had fought hard not to be taken, but was outnumbered. He too was taped and restrained.
“Get down,” Dante ordered.
Robes looked from his children to the sword Dante had leveled at his side. His daughters’ loud sobs tore at his insides. The look in his son’s eyes begged him not to bow to any man. His son, Deeks, was street like that. He’d die standing before he bowed in humiliation. That was just the way the boy had been wired. Robes had been wired that way too, before drugs. Drugs broke the strongest of men down to the core, down to nothing more than a shell of what they used to be. Drugs had taken his wife from him. Drugs were what had him kneeling before a man named Dante to be beheaded in front of his children. Jah only knew what that nigga Dante would do to his kids afterward. He didn’t want to, couldn’t stand to see the fright on his kids’ faces as they looked on so he closed his eyes.
Dante laughed loudly and then chuckled in a sinister way. “Oh, nigga, you think you ’bout to die, eh?” He laughed again. “You owe me, bruv. You can’t give me what’s mine if you dead, yeah?”
Robes opened his eyes and looked up at Dante after glancing at his children. He didn’t know what that crazy nigga Dante was about to do, but was glad death wasn’t in his near future. If only Robes had known that what Dante was about to do would forever be worse than death in his son’s eyes, he would have begged for death a lot sooner.
Dante unbuckled his belt and then dropped his pants and underwear to the ground. “You’re going to pay me back one way or another and no way you or your kids leaving the dining room until you do.”
Robes swallowed then almost threw up at the thought of putting another nigga’s dick in his mouth. His face screwed up and defiance swelled in his chest as he shook his head and moved to stand up.
“Nah. Fuck that shit, Dante, bruv. Nigga, you can kill me first before all of that—”
Whatever else Robes was about to say never made it to fruition. Dante’s fist connected with his mouth. Robes fell backward spitting up blood. He’d obviously forgotten who the fuck Dante was, where the fuck his pedigree came from. Before Dante’s father, Lu, was killed in prison, he thrived on making niggas, the hardest niggas, into bitches in a mat
ter of seconds. Same as on the street. As above, so below. Dante stepped out of his shoes, kicked his pants and underwear off before charging at Robes. Dante’s dick swung like a pendulum as he went after Robes. He grabbed the disheveled man by the collars of his robes and punched him over and over again until at least ten of his top and bottom teeth came flying out his mouth. Deeks cringed more at the thought of his father sucking another man’s dick than he did at his father dying. He’d rather his father die than go out like that.
There would be no such thing as physically dying for Robes that day but he would die internally and he would be dead in the eyes of his son and one of his daughters. The man they’d known as Daddy, the man who had stolen to feed and clothe them would never be the same man as they’d seen him before. His grunts and groans of pain would never be erased from their minds.
Dante snatched a bloody-faced Robes from the floor of the dining room and made him kneel again. Robes fell back over. Although he had taken a good beating and was weak he could kneel. Yet, there was still no way he would suck another man’s dick. He’d rather die. Dante saw this. He could peep the game and knew the man’s pride wasn’t going to allow him to kneel down and suck dick. Didn’t matter to Dante. Somebody was going to pay for his product, with the emphasis on somebody.
He walked over and snatched Deeks up from the floor. The boy wrestled and tried to jerk away from Dante’s grasp. If his hands hadn’t been bound he would have swung on that evil nigga. But he couldn’t do any of that. He was bound and gagged just as his sisters whose sobs were now louder than they had been before. Dante slung the boy over on the huge, thick wooden table onto his stomach then snatched down the jeans that were already sagging, and boxers that covered the boy’s hairy ass. The boy already knew, had already heard that Dante was like those boys in the cells. He’d ass rape a dude just as he would a bitch. The bitches he raped and fucked for pleasure, the niggas for the pain and humiliation it brought them. Although Deeks knew he couldn’t get away he still struggled and tried to speak through his taped mouth.
“You or your son, nigga,” he told Robes. “Your mouth or your son’s asshole. And your daughters got three holes each. Who’s paying? You or them, blood?”
The thought of Dante doing something as vicious as sexually assaulting his three children was enough to bring Robes to his knees. Robes prayed to Jah that he wouldn’t ever have to see this fate again. It was already breaking him down mentally as he eased up onto his knees. Dante wasted no time dropping his hold on the son and shoving his hung dick into Robes’s mouth. Dante was the animal his life and his father had raised him to be. He gave no fucks about anyone except his money and his power. Even as the thought of taking the people out responsible for his brother’s death encouraged the rage in the way he mouth fucked Robes, Dante’s face never changed. That stoic look stayed planted there. The evil in the eyes of the man never left.
As he tried to choke a now almost toothless Robes with his dick, Robes’s son sat with his head bowed in disgust and hate. He didn’t know who he was most disgusted with or hated the most, Dante or his father. Robes’s eldest twin daughter was feeling the same. She’d never respect her father again for sucking a nigga’s dick. For what it was worth, she would have let Dante fuck her in every hole she’d owned not to see her father on his knees like that. When Dante pulled his dick out and shot his semen all over their father’s face, all three children simply wished they were in another place and time.
Hours later after Dante had gotten his fill of bloodlust and humiliation in for the day, he sat in the back seat of a steel gray Mercedes as his driver drove him through Hackney. Robes had been dropped off for his whole codes to see. He was naked, bloody, and still had Dante’s semen on his face. The madman chuckled in the back of the car at his own lunacy. He thrived on it. Dante had kept the man’s daughters but left his son with him in the middle of the street. Robes still had a debt to pay and since he didn’t have the money or the product, his daughters would suffice. Dante was sure word around the way had been spread about what Robes had done. Sooner or later his own hood would take care of him for the affront to his manhood.
It was time for Dante to move on to other things. He smoothed the front of his designer black dress slacks and flexed his fists.
“Did you get her location?” he asked his driver.
Dante had laid his cane on the tan leather seat as he leaned over to one side, hand stroking his chin.
The driver nodded and looked at his boss through the rearview mirror. “Yeah, boss. She’s in Phenom’s code, heavily protected. You ain’t getting in or outta that shit without death coming for you.”
Dante grunted deep in thought. He’d done some slick shit to get Phenom’s and Anika’s attention. It had worked, had worked so well that the nigga was willing to negotiate. That made Dante smile a wicked one.
Chapter 1
Ray-Ray
Same day, three hours later
“I’m so happy to see you all right now. Y’all just don’t know,” I said once we had all gotten back to my flat.
It was my birthday and the best present I could have gotten was Trigga, Big Jake, and Gina. I had thought all them niggas was dead. Gina’s voice was a little hoarse because of the injury she had given herself. She still had some visible scars on her chest, legs, and arms, but my girl was alive. I couldn’t stop hugging her and crying. Dame had made all our lives a living hell. We had all been chess pieces in his game. He’d killed Trigga’s folks, Big Jake’s grandma, my parents, and abused Gina like she wasn’t even human. Then to think that nigga had somebody shoot Jake in the legs so he wouldn’t make it to the NFL was even crazier. I was happy that nigga was dead, but I didn’t tell nobody I could still hear him in my head, taunting me.
“Where y’all niggas been for the last three months?” Ghost’s little voice rang out. “Trigga you said you wasn’t ever gonna leave me. I thought you was dead for a while.”
“Told you to trust in a nigga. I always keep my word,” he told her, pulling on her thick pigtails. “Niggas got shot up and injured so we had to heal and get right.”
“Y’all couldn’t call?” I asked.
“Shit was crazy back in the States and we couldn’t even leave right away like we planned. Alphabet Boys were all over the place. When we did leave out, we had to head to Nigeria with the African queen, Anika. We had to lay low for a minute. Gina had to heal. She cut herself up good,” Trigga explained.
I looked at Gina who had her head lying on Jake’s big arm. I knew Alphabet Boys meant the FBI, DEA, ATF, APD and any other law enforcement agency that had taken interest in Dame’s empire.
“Then this big nigga got some burns and shit on his back, another bullet in his leg, and one in his back.,” he kept going. “We knew you were safe because Phenom had eyes on you.”
“Yeah, but outta all that shit, Dame is fucking maggot bait right now,” Jake spoke out. “And that alone had a nigga sleeping good at night.”
They all laughed at that. I didn’t. Dame still tortured me in my dreams. I still couldn’t shake the fact that I’d sworn I saw him when me and Ghost were at the park that day. I didn’t voice my opinion though. I didn’t want to kill the feel good vibe they were in. We all sat around and talked for a good while. From time to time I would glance at Trigga. I realized that I was still scared to look at him all because of the fear Dame had instilled in me. As I stood in the kitchen mixing cherry and grape Kool-Aid, I finally just really looked at him. It was rare he smiled so every time he did my pussy thumped. There was always something about that nigga’s smile that got to me. I shook off my infatuation of what I couldn’t have and watched them laugh and talk with one another.
Ghost was right in the thick of things, looking on and talking like she was one of us older Misfits. At times I wanted to tell her that she was too young to be talking that way, but I couldn’t really. She was just like us. Had been through a lot like us. Both her parents dead just like mine, Trigga’s, and Big Jake�
��s. We may as well say both Gina’s parents were dead too.
“Li’l shawty, what’chu looking at?” Trigga asked me breaking me out of my thoughts.
“You,” I answered before my brains caught up to my mouth.
He stared at me for a long time before he smirked like he was amused. I didn’t even realize Ghost, Jake, and Gina had all turned their attention to me because I was caught up in Trigga. I averted my eyes not sure what else to do with them. My cheeks heated up and I still had to wonder if he would be interested in me. That day Dame made me suck his dick and then nut on my face came flashing back in my mind. Why would he even want a girl like me after that?
I finished fixing the drink then took everyone a glass. For three months I had been living on my own like I was an adult and shit was still kind of surreal to me.
“So, now what?” I asked as I sat on the couch next to Trigga.
“What’chu mean?”
I looked at Gina when she asked the question and smiled.
I answered, “I mean what do we do now? All I know is the streets. All we know is the streets. I ain’t even finish high school. Don’t know if I can.”
“You can and you will finish.”
I jumped up from the couch when Anika walked through the door. I could have sworn I had locked that shit. My nerves were on edge as I grabbed my gun and aimed it at her by rote. For the past three months I had always kept it near me for easy access. I was used to protecting me and Ghost so it was a natural reaction. She stood in front of me in an all-black cat suit that contoured to the curves of her body. Black combat boots that came to her calves. Her long, braided hair cascaded down her back as that knowing smirk she always carried painted her features. She wasn’t fazed by the gun I had aimed at her face.
“How does it feel to have your family back?” she asked calmly. “And put the gun away before you accidently shoot yourself, niece.”