stuffing my fists in my pockets. “Uh, why don’t you go get yourself a drink my nigga? We’ve got much business to discuss. I’ll be in there shortly.”
“Well I was just about to meet um… I’m sorry. I didn’t catch your name Ms. Lady.” Montana reached around me extending his hand out to shake hers. “I’m Montana Black.”
“Oh, so I get a first and a last name from you huh? Hi, Montana. My name’s Daisy Faye.”
“Pleasure meeting you Ms. Faye. It is Miss, isn’t it?” He continued courting her.
“It sure is,” she flirted back.
“Daisy here was a little feisty earlier when I invited her here but it seems she may have come around and decided to join us for the party,” I interjected.
“No, I wasn’t actually coming to have fun. I was just stopping in to make sure that my girl Embry was okay. I told her I would check on her,” Daisy spoke.
“Oh I’m sure she’s fine. She’s grown. She can handle herself.” I waved the thought of Embry off.
“Yeah, that’s the very thing I’m afraid of,” Daisy laughed.
“Well you mind if I speak to you for a minute before you hunt her down?” I stepped completely in between the two of them breaking their gaze to one another.
“Um sure. I guess,” Daisy responded as I turned back to Montana letting him know to meet me inside to talk business later.
“It was nice meeting you, Daisy.” Montana waved.
“Likewise,” Daisy responded as Montana disappeared into the house.
Even though a shitty look of hatred grew slightly on his face, he got the picture pimping off with a sly smirk and a quick jot of his eyes back to her banging body. Her dress was hugging all the right places. It was a classy and elegant yellow strapless sundress that hugged all the right places. Her waist was perfectly contoured as I daydreamed of her backside. I could see the moonlight in her eyes as she looked up at me. I didn’t know what it was about her but something lured me in like a fat kid to cake.
“So what’s this about, rude and obnoxious neighbor?”
“Damn what I ever do to you?” I asked pretending to act shocked. “Okay, okay. Scratch that. I think maybe we may have gotten off to a bad start somehow. Can we at least start over?”
“Why?”
“Huh?” Now I really was shocked.
“Why should we start over?” Daisy crossed her arms. “I’m saying, you don’t owe me anything. So why should we try to start over and make nice with each other?”
“Listen baby girl, I’m just trying to get to know you better. That’s all. I’m not on shit.” I held my arms up in surrender with the most humble voice I could muster.
“You’re a playa. Every time I see you it’s with a different girl every time and just recently you were unable to tame those hoes in the front yard. So why would I allow you to get to know me?” Her eyebrow raised and her attitude became heated. “So you can treat me like those chicks?”
“So you judging me?”
“What? No, I’m just stating the facts I see with my own eyes. Just like I saw you out here with Embry.” Daisy shook her head.
“Woman ain’t nobody checking for your friend. Shit, to be honest, I’m trying to see what you on. But you keep shooting a nigga down and shit. You judging me and you don’t even know me.”
“And I may never know you,” Daisy snarled as she walked away headed back towards her house.
“It’s like that?” I called after tossing my hands in the air. “You just gonna leave like that? On my birthday?”
“Yep. Goodnight Q.” She waved swaying her lovely wide hips as she moved up the stairs. “And happy birthday.”
“It’s Quince, to you,” I replied as she turned back to me shooting me a faint smile. I knew I was breaking through that Berlin wall she had up slowly but surely.
“Q. How long you gonna leave me in here waiting on you?” Embry pushed my door open just as Daisy closed hers.
I sighed heavily in disgust as I skipped up my stairs heading past her to find
“Well I was just about to meet um… I’m sorry. I didn’t catch your name Ms. Lady.” Montana reached around me extending his hand out to shake hers. “I’m Montana Black.”
“Oh, so I get a first and a last name from you huh? Hi, Montana. My name’s Daisy Faye.”
“Pleasure meeting you Ms. Faye. It is Miss, isn’t it?” He continued courting her.
“It sure is,” she flirted back.
“Daisy here was a little feisty earlier when I invited her here but it seems she may have come around and decided to join us for the party,” I interjected.
“No, I wasn’t actually coming to have fun. I was just stopping in to make sure that my girl Embry was okay. I told her I would check on her,” Daisy spoke.
“Oh I’m sure she’s fine. She’s grown. She can handle herself.” I waved the thought of Embry off.
“Yeah, that’s the very thing I’m afraid of,” Daisy laughed.
“Well you mind if I speak to you for a minute before you hunt her down?” I stepped completely in between the two of them breaking their gaze to one another.
“Um sure. I guess,” Daisy responded as I turned back to Montana letting him know to meet me inside to talk business later.
“It was nice meeting you, Daisy.” Montana waved.
“Likewise,” Daisy responded as Montana disappeared into the house.
Even though a shitty look of hatred grew slightly on his face, he got the picture pimping off with a sly smirk and a quick jot of his eyes back to her banging body. Her dress was hugging all the right places. It was a classy and elegant yellow strapless sundress that hugged all the right places. Her waist was perfectly contoured as I daydreamed of her backside. I could see the moonlight in her eyes as she looked up at me. I didn’t know what it was about her but something lured me in like a fat kid to cake.
“So what’s this about, rude and obnoxious neighbor?”
“Damn what I ever do to you?” I asked pretending to act shocked. “Okay, okay. Scratch that. I think maybe we may have gotten off to a bad start somehow. Can we at least start over?”
“Why?”
“Huh?” Now I really was shocked.
“Why should we start over?” Daisy crossed her arms. “I’m saying, you don’t owe me anything. So why should we try to start over and make nice with each other?”
“Listen baby girl, I’m just trying to get to know you better. That’s all. I’m not on shit.” I held my arms up in surrender with the most humble voice I could muster.
“You’re a playa. Every time I see you it’s with a different girl every time and just recently you were unable to tame those hoes in the front yard. So why would I allow you to get to know me?” Her eyebrow raised and her attitude became heated. “So you can treat me like those chicks?”
“So you judging me?”
“What? No, I’m just stating the facts I see with my own eyes. Just like I saw you out here with Embry.” Daisy shook her head.
“Woman ain’t nobody checking for your friend. Shit, to be honest, I’m trying to see what you on. But you keep shooting a nigga down and shit. You judging me and you don’t even know me.”
“And I may never know you,” Daisy snarled as she walked away headed back towards her house.
“It’s like that?” I called after tossing my hands in the air. “You just gonna leave like that? On my birthday?”
“Yep. Goodnight Q.” She waved swaying her lovely wide hips as she moved up the stairs. “And happy birthday.”
“It’s Quince, to you,” I replied as she turned back to me shooting me a faint smile. I knew I was breaking through that Berlin wall she had up slowly but surely.
“Q. How long you gonna leave me in here waiting on you?” Embry pushed my door open just as Daisy closed hers.
I sighed heavily in disgust as I skipped up my stairs heading past her to find
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