Set out runnin' but I take my time, A friend of the devil is a friend of mine, If I get home before daylight, I just might get some sleep tonight.
She’s everything he hates. He’s everything she despises. Paige played all her cards right and yet here she is in this mess. But she’s not going down in a fight. Not if she can help it. He’s made a wage with the devil and is going to beat him at his own game if it kills him. But of course, things don’t always go according to plan. What happens when the one guy you’re supposed to be able to trust screws you over? What happens when a game turns into something more than just a game? Will either make it out unscathed?
(Song by: Rhianna feat Ne-yo - Hate that I Love You)
*For Candy Coated Writing Challenge*
Justin reads something private in his daughters diary.
After encountering a rough patch, Jackson returns to Shelby for comfort. He is reminded of lessons learned from his Granddad and childhood.
In a world of eroticism, Diane Blossom is one of the most sought after ecdysiasts. She’s a performer, entertainer and mother. Her job description is anything but appealing and her employer is none other than the ruthless hotshot Justin Timberlake himself. He however, is anything but kind and pleasant. Wanting out of this life is Diane’s main goal, not just for herself but for the younger life she is responsible for. However, finding a way out would prove to be more challenging and dangerous than she thought. And it’s all because she ended up meeting him on the job…
There was a penniless, wallet less, white boy in my house in the middle of North Philly with cuts and bruises and memory loss and all I had was a pocket knife, three bandages, and a cat to protect me. UPDATED 9/21
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