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We Never Look at Each Other When We Get Down
“Work hard for me and when I die, you’ll get $10,000.00,” the man said.
In Arkansas, the lie is easy to see, but in Las Vegas, so far removed from cotton fields and backwoods Jim Crow, the lie is less obvious.
Still, Cole was a fool who should have known better.
When the family refuses to pay, Cole and his friends decide to trash the old man’s house. What they find is a whole lot of money and a whole mess of trouble.
In Arkansas, the lie is easy to see, but in Las Vegas, so far removed from cotton fields and backwoods Jim Crow, the lie is less obvious.
Still, Cole was a fool who should have known better.
When the family refuses to pay, Cole and his friends decide to trash the old man’s house. What they find is a whole lot of money and a whole mess of trouble.
27 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 30, 2016
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