I left the hospital feeling disoriented by what I had just done. Damn, man. I punched the steering wheel in anger and started the car, driving up the hill to where Lincoln was already waiting for me.
I parked the car in front of the place, and as soon as I got out, I spotted Valerie’s friend, Venus. I glared at her with malice, and she smiled like the manipulative person she was as I walked towards her.
“You’re in my sights. One wrong move and you’ll lose every part of that cheap body of yours,” I said, and her smile vanished instantly.
“I didn’t do anything,” Venus replied nervously.
“For your sake, it’s better that you really didn’t do anything. Because God knows what I do to snitches, backstabbers, cowards, and dirty collaborators,” I retorted, listing everything she represented. Sh
