Sincere spent about twenty minutes in the shower bathing off and then she got out. Before she got in the shower she made sure to put a shower cap on.
After drying off, and brushing her teeth, she went in her room to put on her clothes.
About and hour and a half both Ivy and Sincere were dressed and ready.
"We taking your car or mines," Sincere questioned as both of them walking towards the living room.
"Yours because I'm probably gonna stay by Juice," Sincere nodded before walking to the counter to get her keys.
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"Girll I can't wait to see my man who's isn't my man," Sincere couldn't help but let out a low chuckle.
Sincere was now parked in front of house. It was a two story house, which had several cars parked out front.
Looking out the window she saw that the two dudes who was sitting outside had reached in their pants.
"You sure we at the right house because these niggas look like they about to kill us,"
"Girl I'm sure but I may have left out the part that they are gang bangers," Ivy mumbled.
"I swear to god Ivy imma kill you," Sincere said with a slight mug.
"I love you too now come on," Ivy replied waving Sincere off.
"Wait are they the kind that associate by colors," Sincere was clueless when it came to anything dealing with gangs.
"No girl they are just simply, neighborhood pharmacists and entrepreneurs," Ivy laughed but Sincere held a straight face because she didn't find anything funny.
"I don't know how I feel about this," Sincere sighed. She wasn't one to judge but she knew that being around people who did illegal things was dangerous.
The prime example was her brother. He sold drugs and ended up six feet under.
"Pleaseeee," Ivy begged.
Sincere let out a small sigh before nodding her head agreeing.
They both got out the car and Sincere just followed Ivy.
"Hey Leeky," She waved at the one of the dudes who was sitting on the porch.
"Wassup who is this," The Leeky dude asked looking at Sincere who face held a mug.
