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Zariah played by Karin Jinsui:

Pharaoh's pov

Like every other weekday I looked sexy of course, hopped on the train and saw lil baby then went to work.

  During lunch I was in my office working on a few clothing then I decided to head out to grab something to eat.

I walked out the door of the store and lil mama walk into Expressions so I decided to go too. She seem like she don't like a nigga but I gotta try.

I walked in and decided to get Air Force 1 high wheats because I got basically every pair of Air Forces and Jordans except whets.

I asked a worker for a size 13 and they came back with a shoe box then I waited for lil baby to go to the cash register then I went.

She got the same shoes as me too. Her total came up to $140.00 because it was a size 5 in kids. Small ass feet.

I took out a stack of money that was tied with a rubber band and pulled out 500 dollars then put my box on the table so the cashier can scan it.

I handed the cashier the 500 and payed for both shoes,"Separate bags please."

The cashier put them in different bags and I handed the shoes that aren't mine to the beautiful young lady that keeps giving me death glares.

"Stop doing that."she sucked her teeth while bout to walk away from me.

I pulled her arm,"I'm just being a giving gentleman."I shrug smiling at her.

"Well I don't need you to be. Go find a hoe to spoil, not me."she rolled her eyes.

"Who complains about getting free stuff but you?"I question.

"I don't even know you."

"Get to know me then."I wink at her and take her iPhone 7 plus out her hand.

Her phone was unlocked already so I just added my number and texted myself.

I gave her back her phone,"Zariah is a beautiful name for a beautiful young lady."

"You're not funny, you're corny. No one said you could put your number in my phone."she glared.

"No one said I couldn't. You sure as hell ain't stop me so you wanted a nigga to give you his digits."

"I didn't wanna hurt your feelings so I'm gonna delete it."she says rolling her eyes.

"I bet you won't."

She walked out Expressions and I walked out but went back to my job.

I saw a few customers looking at clothes and my employees doing their jobs. A few people greeted me and said hi. Around New York I'm well respected.