After Tupac & D Foster
“Jayjones said one Sunday morning. We were walking home from church. In front of us, Miss Irene and my mama each held one of the twin girl’s hands and talked real soft about Tash and the fact that he’d just been transferred to another prison, right near the one he’d already been doing time in. It was cold out. The summer had flown past us and before we could even get used to all the warm weather and freedom, fall came. We got taller and D turned thirteen and by then Neeka’s body had started catc...hing up to D’s. I was still tall and skinny, but some curves were starting to happen for me too. By November, we couldn’t walk anywhere without boys hollering at us. I wanted to tell Jayjones that sisters were hunted too—boys screaming behind you and whatnot. Trying to touch you when you walked past them like they had some kind of right to your body. It was crazy.
Neeka shivered. Maybe she was thinking the same thing. November had come on quick and cold and the only good part about the whole fall was that Tupac had gotten out of jail and was making videos again.MoreLess
Neeka shivered. Maybe she was thinking the same thing. November had come on quick and cold and the only good part about the whole fall was that Tupac had gotten out of jail and was making videos again.MoreLess
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