"Bolan, Mack - Stony Man 33 - Punitive Measures" - читать интересную книгу автора (Bolan Mack)thought as his fingers wrapped around the short
grip of the gun. She had to have a man or she wasn't happy. His fingers tightened. He wasn't in love with Too Cute, and he didn't even care if she slept with the other Crips now and then. But Big Willie wasn't a Crip. The fat bastard was a Blood. And Jimmy Two Blades couldn't let some fat-ass Blood go dippin' his wick in the Cfips' private stock and expect to keep face on the streets. The angry gangster stuck his wrist into the light far enough to read his watch: 12:25. Big Willie should be coming along any second now, on his way to meet the man he thought was going to be his new big-time crack connection. Dumb bastard. A phone call was all it had taken. Footsteps sounded down the block. He jumped back instinctively, farther into the doorway, then leaned cautiously forward, peering around the comer. What he saw made him smile. Dressed in tom blue jeans, a red-and-black- plaid flannel shirt buttoned at the throat and a red bandanna wrapped around his sweating forehead, like some fat cock in a barnyard. He danced as he walked, his shoulders jerking to the rhythm of whatever rap song it was emanating from his lips. Jimmy waited until Big Willie was three steps from the doorway before stepping out of the dark- ness onto the sidewalk, the gun held in front of him, eye level. "Hey," he said softly. Big Willie stopped in his tracks like a spot- lighted deer. He opened his mouth as if to speak, but no words came out. "Yo' dick been goin' places it had no business bein'?" Jimmy asked. Big Willie didn't answer. "I asked you a question!" Jimmy screamed. "You been havin' fun with my 'ho'?" "You got it wrong, Jimmy Two Blades," Big Willie said, the sweat around the red headband now streaking down his doughy face. "You got to understand, bro'--" "I ain't yo' bro', and I don't got to understand nothin' !" Jimmy said. He took a step closer and fired the gun point-blank into Big Willie's face, moving back as the Blood crumpled to a heap on |
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