to roll?” Travon asked, getting into the car.
“I guess.” I stated, nervously. Monica had stuck her head into the passenger side window and whispered into my ear.
“Damn bitch, you ain’t been here but a hot minute and you done came up already. My only regret is that you didn’t really get a chance to learn anything from me.” Monica said, sounding disappointed.
“She’ll be fine. She’s in good hands.” Travon replied, reassuring her.
“I’ll call you later girl.” I said, giving Monica a kiss on the cheek.
“You make sure you do. And what are you going to do about your grandmother?” she asked, motioning with her eyes at the fact that Mama Belle was on the porch watching the whole thing.
“I don’t have a grandmother. I’ll call you later. Let’s go Tray.” Travon pulled off and we drove for a few blocks in silence until I spoke up.
“Okay Travon, what’s the deal? Where are we going and why did you have me bring all of my things?” I asked, curiously.
“Well it’s like this. I know this is going to sound crazy because we just met, but I’m really feeling you. And I think I’m feeling you even more because you’re not from here and you’re not like these other chicks. You smart; intelligent, good looking and you’re not impressed by my money.” He replied, still driving never taking his eyes off the road.
“Look Travon, I appreciate the compliments and all but you haven’t answered my questions. Where are we going?” I stated, really wanting to know.
“Well the way I see it, I’m going to be going back and forth from New York to Baltimore on business. So I’m buying a Condo in a very nice and expensive area. I’m hardly ever going to be there so I want you to stay there. All expenses paid, and I’ve even got a brand new Mercedes s600 that I don’t use, you can have that to run around in.” He stated.
“Travon I don’t know what to say. This is all happening too fast.” I replied, in a state of shock.
“Yeah, I know, but it’s all good mommy. Look, you don’t have a good, stable place to stay right now and I’m about to buy a crib that I’m never going to be at, so it’ll be like you’re house sitting for me.”
“That’s just it Travon. That’ll be your shit that you can put me out of anytime you feel like it. Then I’ll be right back to square one, and for all of that I might as well stay with my grandmother. Thanks but no thanks.” I stated, adamantly.
“Look baby, I feel where you’re coming from, but I don’t get down like that. Best believe, if I give you something it’s yours to keep.”
“All of that sounds good, but you don’t even know me.”
“I don’t have to know you baby, I know me and I know what I want.”
“This is crazy.”
“So. You ain’t never did nothing crazy before?”
“Yeah, but not like this. I think I’m going to have to say no Tray.” I replied, Travon was in shock and couldn’t believe that I had just turned down such a generous offer.
“Okay. I’ll tell you what. Just to prove to you how I get down, I will put it in your name.” He stated.
“What did you say?” I replied, not believing what I was hearing.
“You heard me. Everything I buy for you I will put in your name. This way if you want to you can put me out.” He replied, while laughing.
“Okay. Travon, one thing I hate is a liar. So don’t try and bullshit me by telling me you’re gonna buy this expensive crib and put it in my name. Just stop it. Cut the bullshit right now please.” I stated, angrily. Travon just looked over at me and grabbed his cell phone. He put it on speaker phone and began to dial a number.
“What’s your last name?” He asked.
“What?” I asked, wondering where he was going with this.
“Your last name ma. What’s your last name?” he asked again, rushing me.
“Da- Davis. Why?” I stuttered before a voice came across the speaker phone signaling that someone had picked up the line.
“Elite Structures and Real Estate.
“I guess.” I stated, nervously. Monica had stuck her head into the passenger side window and whispered into my ear.
“Damn bitch, you ain’t been here but a hot minute and you done came up already. My only regret is that you didn’t really get a chance to learn anything from me.” Monica said, sounding disappointed.
“She’ll be fine. She’s in good hands.” Travon replied, reassuring her.
“I’ll call you later girl.” I said, giving Monica a kiss on the cheek.
“You make sure you do. And what are you going to do about your grandmother?” she asked, motioning with her eyes at the fact that Mama Belle was on the porch watching the whole thing.
“I don’t have a grandmother. I’ll call you later. Let’s go Tray.” Travon pulled off and we drove for a few blocks in silence until I spoke up.
“Okay Travon, what’s the deal? Where are we going and why did you have me bring all of my things?” I asked, curiously.
“Well it’s like this. I know this is going to sound crazy because we just met, but I’m really feeling you. And I think I’m feeling you even more because you’re not from here and you’re not like these other chicks. You smart; intelligent, good looking and you’re not impressed by my money.” He replied, still driving never taking his eyes off the road.
“Look Travon, I appreciate the compliments and all but you haven’t answered my questions. Where are we going?” I stated, really wanting to know.
“Well the way I see it, I’m going to be going back and forth from New York to Baltimore on business. So I’m buying a Condo in a very nice and expensive area. I’m hardly ever going to be there so I want you to stay there. All expenses paid, and I’ve even got a brand new Mercedes s600 that I don’t use, you can have that to run around in.” He stated.
“Travon I don’t know what to say. This is all happening too fast.” I replied, in a state of shock.
“Yeah, I know, but it’s all good mommy. Look, you don’t have a good, stable place to stay right now and I’m about to buy a crib that I’m never going to be at, so it’ll be like you’re house sitting for me.”
“That’s just it Travon. That’ll be your shit that you can put me out of anytime you feel like it. Then I’ll be right back to square one, and for all of that I might as well stay with my grandmother. Thanks but no thanks.” I stated, adamantly.
“Look baby, I feel where you’re coming from, but I don’t get down like that. Best believe, if I give you something it’s yours to keep.”
“All of that sounds good, but you don’t even know me.”
“I don’t have to know you baby, I know me and I know what I want.”
“This is crazy.”
“So. You ain’t never did nothing crazy before?”
“Yeah, but not like this. I think I’m going to have to say no Tray.” I replied, Travon was in shock and couldn’t believe that I had just turned down such a generous offer.
“Okay. I’ll tell you what. Just to prove to you how I get down, I will put it in your name.” He stated.
“What did you say?” I replied, not believing what I was hearing.
“You heard me. Everything I buy for you I will put in your name. This way if you want to you can put me out.” He replied, while laughing.
“Okay. Travon, one thing I hate is a liar. So don’t try and bullshit me by telling me you’re gonna buy this expensive crib and put it in my name. Just stop it. Cut the bullshit right now please.” I stated, angrily. Travon just looked over at me and grabbed his cell phone. He put it on speaker phone and began to dial a number.
“What’s your last name?” He asked.
“What?” I asked, wondering where he was going with this.
“Your last name ma. What’s your last name?” he asked again, rushing me.
“Da- Davis. Why?” I stuttered before a voice came across the speaker phone signaling that someone had picked up the line.
“Elite Structures and Real Estate.
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