.." "Wait Quinny?" he said cutting me off. "The lil short nigga with a bad attitude?" "Yeah.... and... why am I not surprised that you know him?" I sa.... He laughed and said, "Man, that dude is fuckin' crazy, I hope you don't believe a DAYUM thing he says cuz its all phony." "Trust me" I say highlighting the words clearly. "I don't." Speak of the devil himself in disguise, here he comes strolling in from the distance with Rufus and Kelvin off to his side. "WHAT UP MUTHAFUCKAS!!!" Quinn shouted. She came in and asked about my mother I said she has gone to a condolence and will be back after 2 days. Then she was about to leave I asked her to sit in the sofa. She sat, I brought her a cup of tea and she asked me why I haven’t gone to my office. I said I am not well. With some courage I asked her why she is looking very sad. Immediately she broke down and started crying. I asked “Akka Ennaachu “(Sister What Happened) ? Latha told it is nothing and was about to leave. I told her ungaluku. “It’s a long story,” Phil said when he saw the disbelief cross her face. “Can I assume that Mr. Balsam sent you?”The woman nodded. She was 25 years old and a graduate of NYU. She had believed that she would be making $250,000 a year plus stock bonuses when she graduated college. Instead, she had worked at a coffee shop for almost a full year because no one in her field was hiring. The job with Balsam and Associates had been entry level and her advancement had been non-existent (hence her job. She left the office to open the door to them.“Thanks darllin’” said the officer in charge.“What is it?” she asked.“We’re arresting someone. We need to surprise them.”“Who?”“Sorry darlin’. Can’t tell you.”And with that they crammed themselves into the lift and the door shut. She watched the numbers as it rose and was surprised they went to the top floor. She heard the hammering on the door and the shouting, then there was silence. She went back into the flat and locked up.She couldn’t understand.