Sister Girls 2 by Angel M. Hunter

give me your bonded word it won’t leave this room.”
    â€œMy word is my bond,” Ramsey said.
    Rock just stood there until Ramsey shot him a look.
    â€œDamn, man, my word is bond as well.”
    â€œAll right then, Leon keeps a safe here and I want you two to rob it, we’ll split the profit three ways.”
    â€œHow much are we talking about?” Rock wanted to know.
    â€œWe’re talking over ten thousand dollars.”
    â€œMan, please,” Rock waved her away. “That’s only three apiece, it ain’t worth it.”
    â€œShe’s talking about ten thousand apiece,” Ramsey told him without taking his eyes of Bella. “That is what you’re saying, right?”
    â€œYes it is,” she told him.
    â€œThe safe here now?” Ramsey wanted to know.
    â€œYes, in the back room.” She knew what was coming next.
    â€œWell, why don’t we just go get it right now?” Rock wanted to know.
    â€œIf it was that easy, do you think I’d be asking you two to help me? It’s bolted to the floor and Leon has the one and only key to the lock, he carries it around with him and of course, only he knows the combination.”
    Ramsey and Rock took this in.
    â€œAll right, so what’s the plan?” Rock wanted to know.
    Bella went on to explain how she wanted them to give Leon a beat down, get the information they needed to open the safe, and that they would meet up afterward.
    That was her biggest fear, them meeting up afterward. What if they decided to betray her and keep the money to themselves? That could happen, she wasn’t trying to convince herself otherwise. All she could do was trust the situation and hope for the best.
    She wanted to believe that Ramsey would do the right thing because of their past.
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    They made a plan to do it within the next day or two. Bella told Ramsey Leon’s schedule. She also gave him the number to her beeper, the one Black gave her.
    â€œHere’s where you can reach me when it’s done.”
    Ramsey and Rock said their good-byes but once Rock was out the door, Bella called Ramsey back.
    â€œI really need this money, Ramsey, please don’t disappoint me.”
    Ramsey knew that Bella was really asking him not to steal from her. “I’ve got your back.”
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    Three days went by and Bella still hadn’t heard a word from either of them. She was starting to suspect Ramsey of lying to her. She didn’t want to go back to the neighborhood because she knew by now that Leon was looking for her.
    After six days, she couldn’t take it anymore, Bella had to know what the hell was going on. She put on a sweat suit with a hoodie, called a cab, and tried to go into the neighborhood incognito.
    She had the taxi driver ride her around until she saw someone she recognized. “Pull over, pull over.”
    It was Willow, a young girl that ran errands for the neighborhood drug dealers.
    With the hood on her head, Bella approached her. “Willow?”
    When Willow saw who it was she said, “Oh my God, girl, where the hell have you been, everyone’s been looking for you.”
    â€œWho is everyone?”
    â€œThe neighborhood, the police.”
    â€œThe police?” Bella went into panic mode. Please don’t tell me Ramsey and Rock got caught and turned my name in.
    â€œGirl, don’t you know Leon was killed?”
    â€œKilled?” This is not what Bella wanted. “Killed?”
    â€œKilled?” Bella couldn’t stop repeating herself. She was afraid to ask but she had to know. “Does anyone know who did it?”
    Willow shook her head, “Nah, but—”
    Bella didn’t give her a chance to finish her sentence. “I’ve got to go.”
    â€œWait!” Willow called out as Bella sprinted to the taxi.
    â€œPlease just take me back where you picked me up,” she told the driver while in