I just stared at her, immediately looking at my son.  He looked like he could care less.  He grabbed his brother’s hand and they went to play the Playstation 3 game console.

I looked at Red.

“How did she die?”

“I don’t know.  People are saying she…dropped dead at her birthday party.”

Crushed and devastatingly hurt, I hugged Red, clinging to her.  It hurt to know this. To find this out seemed a dream.

Red cried with me, kissing my face, wiping away my tears; whispering sweet nothings to me…
It hurt that my Mama was dead.

Part of me allowed myself to mourn. I burst open and sobbed so hard I cracked open.  Mama was Mama.  She wasn’t perfect.

Something had to have happened to her in her life that made her hurt me. She was acting out. She told me the story of her life.  Our last moments were spent talking about her bitter and painful past.

I would never find out because.

I poisoned her Rum and Coke when Janis the Pearl turned to dig in her purse.  I had blended rat poison and weed killer together at my apartment and concocted a nice little mix.

I then poured some in a small empty test tube from my son’s science game.  The bitch would never hurt me again. I had to protect me.  And overall. I had to protect my son.

Plus she killed his father.

No way in hell she could ever get away with that. She got away for years. I would see to it that she was buried in an expensive casket and given the proper burial.

Sweet dreams.

Mother.

♠️♠️♠️

Janis the Pearl loved Michelle Lakes-Williams.
She was an upstanding citizen who paid her
taxes on time, loved making people smile and
had a fantastic career with the federal
government.

And let’s not think about that gorgeous $450,000 home she owned. Michelle has certainly done well for herself. From poor, nappy- headed black girl to a career-driven woman with power and control left one to be desired.

It was because of Michelle that Janis the Pearl decided to go back to school, after twenty years of doing nothing but mixing drinks at parties, and get her G.E.D. She could remember when she met Michelle.

They were in junior high school. They liked and fought over the same boy. They both screwed the same boy. The boy played games. Janis the Pearl got tired of sharing the boy.

So she quit the boy and befriended Michelle. Even in junior high school Michelle had a strong, intimidating presence. She knew what she wanted and how to get it.

They would remain good friends and get married together after they graduated high school. Janis
eventually met a sailor from Detroit and Michelle met a man named Gin Williams, who was a very
hardworking man. He was tall, dark chocolate skin and had the dreamiest eyes known to man.

Janis the Pearl had a secret crush on the man and before they had a double wedding, Janis sucked Gin’s dick in Michelle’s bed while she was out shopping and gave him some good pussy.

“Since we’re both getting married to different
people,” Janis said, her tits bouncing as she rode Gin’s thick dick, “We might as well fuck. Kiss the single life good bye..."