Dollar Bill

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wasn’t that serious as far as the chick was concerned. She straightened up her dress and went on her way. She brushed by Dollar, but not without him getting a free feel of her fat ass.
    â€œWhat the fuck you doing?” Dollar asked, turning his attention to Ral.
    â€œNothing, now that you two cock-blockers are here,” Ral replied.
    â€œI’m serious, man,” Dollar said. “Is this what you doing with your loot? Is this what you call your muthafuckin’ come up?”
    â€œI was trying to get up and cum, but you two fools—” Ral attempted to joke before Dollar grabbed him by his throat.
    â€œYou think I’m playing? You think this shit is a game?” Dollar shouted as Ral began to turn blue.
    â€œYo, D, let him go, man,” Tommy said as Ral began his attempt to peel Dollar’s fingers from around his neck.
    â€œAll those years of dreaming on the playground. We finally get just a little bit of loot and this is what you do with it,” Dollar said becoming emotional. “Man, don’t you want shit out of life? Or do you wanna end up like your mother?”
    Suddenly Ral found the strength to escape Dollar’s clutch. He tried his damnedest to take Dollar on but his little ass was no match. They tussled until Tommy managed to pull them apart.
    â€œDon’t ever talk at me about my mama!” Ral shouted.
    â€œWill you two fuckin’ stop,” Tommy said. “You supposed to be boys. This is bullshit!” Tommy’s eyes welled up with tears. Her frozen spirit wouldn’t allow her to cry in front of anyone. She angrily pushed Dollar and Ral and stormed out of the bathroom.
    Ral and Dollar remained in the bathroom breathing heavily from the energy they had used up tussling with one another. Finally Dollar spoke. “I’m sorry I talked about your moms, man,” Dollar said, holding out his hand in apology.
    â€œIt’s cool,” Ral said, shaking his hand.
    Dollar pulled Ral toward him and hugged him. He then pulled away. “Let me know now if this is the life you want,” Dollar said. “Tommy and I are putting our lives on the line to get out of the muthafuckin’ projects. We don’t want to have to leave you behind, man. But if this is where you want to be, just say the word. If we know to expect this shit, then it won’t be as disappointing.”
    â€œI want shit, man,” Ral said, getting choked up. “I want out too. I want out too.”
    â€œThen the drugs, the hoes, man, you got to give it up,” Dollar said.
    â€œIt ain’t that easy, Dollar, man,” Ral said, putting his head down.
    â€œShit ain’t never been easy, but we’ve managed to overcome it, right?”
    Ral nodded his head in the affirmative.
    â€œCome on, let’s go find T,” Dollar said.
    Dollar and Ral found Tommy waiting outside for them in her car. Dollar got in the front seat and Ral got in the back seat. None of them spoke a single word. Dollar put his hand on Tommy’s knee. She tried to ignore him, but no woman, not even Tommy, could ignore Dollar’s touch.
    Tommy sighed and looked up into Dollar’s radiant brown eyes. Still, no words were spoken. None had to be. Their eyes said it all.
    Just as easy as the money came, it was going. The three couldn’t resist spoiling themselves with some name-brand fancies such as shoes, clothing, and jewels. FUBU, Gucci, Lugz, and Figaro became necessities.
    Before Dollar could start working on setting up their next job, the police were beginning to link the trio to the killings in Columbus. Eyewitnesses reported seeing the rental car leaving the scene of the crime. The plates were traced back to Budget Car Rental, where the vehicle had been borrowed.
    A couple of detectives made their way to Indiana to question Bubbles, the girl who rented the car from Budget for Dollar. They shook her up so bad, threatening to charge her as an accessory and

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