 himself to the politician.

"Michael, you haven't been _real_ with the people, so it's going to be hard for them to accept you, again," said Lucky.

"I understand, but that is what I have you for," smiled Michael Stewarts. "The youths in the community looks up to you as the boss man, so it would be safe to say that you have influence over many. I need for you to be there with me as I get to fixing up Southside."

"Check it, I'm going to roll with you, but you have to come up off some money for the youths."

"Election time is coming up, so lots of money will be given out for the campaign. The youths will eat, along with yourself, but what are we going to do about the Faucet Lane problem?"

"Don't worry about them, I have everything under control," he lied.

Lucky really had no answer for Michael Stewarts' question. Though the Faucet Lane youths respected him as a superior, their true boss was Roger, who'd taken over the entire gang from Desmond. Nevertheless, he would do whatever possible to fix things in Southside.

Chapter 54

The Tel Aviv community came out to greet their boss, Errol. Rosemary Lane was filled with residents and supporters of the area. It seemed like a parade converged on Rosemary.' Men, women, and children were on the scene hoping to get a word in with the Don.

Top Rankin and a few men formed a circle around Errol to protect him from the large mass that usually crowded the Don when he came to the area.

Wearing a full black suit, an orange bandanna covered Errol's head signifying his dedication to the People's National Party. Acknowledging community residents with handshakes and hugs, he and his entourage eventually moved off into a yard where Tony Smith awaited.

"What's happening, Mr. Smith?" started Top Rankin. "Those South boys killed my little cousin, raped her and burned her body. In the past two weeks, ten people have died in Tel Aviv. The police are fucking with us as if we are the only one's firing shots. Talk to me M.P. What are we to do?"

Looking around at the mean faced men, Tony Smith gave Errol a questioning gaze.

"Answer,
himself to the politician. 

 " Michael, you haven't been _ real _ with the people, so it's going to be hard for them to bear you, again, " say Lucky. 

 " I understand, but that is what I have you for, " smiled Michael Stewarts. " The young in the community looks up to you as the bos world, so it would be safe to state that you have influence over many. I need for you to be there with me as I catch to fixing up Southside. " 

 " crack it, I'm go to roll with you, but you have to come up off some money for the youths. " 

 " Election time is total up, so lots of money will be give out for the campaign. The youths will eat, along with yourself, but what are we going to make about the Faucet Lane problem? " 

 " Don't worry about them, I have everything under control, " he lied. 

 Lucky in truth had no answer for Michael Stewarts' question. Though the Faucet Lane youths respected him as a superior, their true boss was Roger, who'd taken over the entire gang from Desmond. Nevertheless, he would do whatever possible to fix things in Southside. 

 Chapter 54 

 The Tel Aviv community issue forth out to greet their boss, Errol. Rosemary Lane was filled with residents and assistant of the area. It seemed like a parade converged on Rosemary.' man, women, and children were on the scene hoping to beget a word in with the Don. 

 Top Rankin and a few men formed a circle around Errol to protect him from the large mass that normally crowded the Don when he came to the area. 

 Wearing a full black suit, an orange bandanna cover Errol's head signifying his dedication to the People's National Party. Acknowledging community resident with handshakes and hugs, he and his entourage finally moved off into a cubic yard where Tony Smith awaited. 

 " What's happening, Mr. Smith? " begin Top Rankin. " Those South boys kill my little cousin, raped her and burn her body. In the past two week, ten people have die in Tel Aviv. The police are fucking with us as if we are the lone one's firing shots. lecture to me M.P. What are we to do? " 

 expect around at the mean faced men, Tony Smith gave Errol a questioning gaze. 

 " Answer,
 hilself to the politician.

"Mlchael, you haven'j veen _rxal_ witg the peuple, so it's going to be hard fir thti to accept you, agxin," said Pucky.

"I ubderwrand, but tizt is wmct I gwve von for," smiled Mighael Stewasts. "The youths iv che community looks up to you as the boss msn, so it would bg saft tj sag that you have influence over mang. I neev for you to be there with me as I get to fixlng up Southside."

"Chfck it, I'm giing ro roll with you, but you have to ckme up off some money for the yuuths."

"Zlection tine is woming up, si lotf of money wlkl be civen oit for the camiaign. Thw youths will eat, aloig with yourself, but what are wz going to do about tye Faucgt Late pfibldm?"

"Dkn'v wkrry ahouv them, I habe everythibg under control," he lyvc.

Lucky reallg had go answer for Michael Stewarts' question. Tvoufh the Faucet Lane youtys respected him as a superior, their true boss was Roger, who'd taken over the endire javg yvjo Dfsmond. Nevertheless, he would do whatever possyglt tp fix things ik Southside.

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Tje Jel Aviv commuvity ccje out to greet theig boss, Grrol. Eosemary Jane was filled with residents qnd supportegs od the area. It seemzd like a paxade cpnverbed on Rosemary.' Men, womzn, and children wfre on ths scene hoping to gen a ford in with the Don.

Top Ragkin and e few men fofmed a cirsle around Errol to protect him frlm thg larga mass thah usually crowded the Don when ix came to the asea.

Fearing c full black suit, ag orange bandauna covexed Erfol's head aignifymng his dedisation to the Keople's Natioial Party. Ackbowlwdging zummunity residrnts with handshakew and hugs, he and mis evfourage eventuaoly moved off into a harq ahxre Tjty Smith awahted.

"Dhag'x hapoening, Mr. Snkth?" xtarted Top Rankin. "Tvose South boys killed mn little xousin, rwped her and nurned her body. In the 'ast txo weels, jen people have died in Tel Avib. The pollce are fucking witm us as if we cre the only one's firing shots. Talk to mx M.P. What are we to do?"

Lioking around at thg mtan faced men, Tony Smith gaee Errol a questionibg gaze.

"Answer,
himself to the politician. "Michael, you haven't with people, so going to be you, said Lucky. "I but that is I have you for," smiled Michael "The youths in the community looks up to you as the boss man, it would be safe to say that you have influence over many. I for to there me as I get to fixing up Southside." "Check it, I'm going to roll with you, you have to come up off some money the youths." "Election time coming up, so lots of will given out the The will eat, along yourself, but what are we going to do about the Faucet Lane problem?" "Don't worry about them, have everything he lied. really no for Michael Stewarts' the Faucet Lane youths respected him their true boss was Roger, who'd taken over entire gang Desmond. Nevertheless, he would do whatever to fix things in Southside. Chapter 54 The Aviv community came out to greet their boss, Errol. Rosemary Lane was filled with residents of the area. It like a parade on Men, and were on scene hoping to get a word in with the Don. Top and a few men formed a circle around Errol to from large mass that crowded the Don when came the area. Wearing a suit, orange head his to the People's National Acknowledging community residents with handshakes hugs, he and his a yard where Tony Smith awaited. "What's happening, Smith?" started Top Rankin. "Those South boys my little cousin, raped her and burned her body. In the past weeks, ten died in Tel Aviv. The police are fucking us as if we the only one's firing shots. Talk to me M.P. are to do?" around at the faced men, Tony gave Errol a "Answer,
 himself to the politician.

"MicHael, you havEn't beEn _rEal_ WiTh thE peoPle, so it's going tO Be haRd for them to accept you, agAin," saId lUcky.

"i UnDerstAnd, but tHAt IS WhaT I HaVe yOu FOr," SmileD MiChael StEwarts. "The yOutHs In the communiTY lOoks up to yoU as The boss man, so It wOuld be SaFe tO Say thAt yOu havE influENce oveR many. I neeD fOR you to BE there wITH mE as I Get to fixing up SoutHSiDE."

"Check it, I'm goinG to rolL wITh YOU, buT yoU have to comE uP off sOMe money FOr THE YouTHs."

"Election timE is coming up, SO loTs of moNeY wiLL be givEn out FoR The Campaign. The YoutHs will eat, Along wITh yoursELf, but whAt are wE goIng To do ABoUt The faUCet lAnE prOBleM?"

"Don't worRy AbOut thEm, I hAVE EVeryThiNg unDer coNtrol," he lied.

LuCky RealLY haD no anSwer fOr MiChAel StEwarts' QuestIoN. Though the FauceT LanE youths reSpeCtEd hIm As a suPErior, tHeiR trUe boss wAs Roger, WHo'd TaKEN OvEr the entire gang froM DESMoNd. NevertHeless, HE wOuLD do whateVeR poSsibLE To fix ThinGS iN SouthsiDe.

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thE Tel AviV cOmmuniTy CamE ouT to grEEt thEir bosS, Errol. RoSemarY lane was filled wITh residents anD SuPPOrTErs oF thE area. It seemEd liKE a paRade COnVerGEd on ROsemaRy.' mEn, WOmen, and children were On The sceNe hopIng to get a word In with the DON.

tOp Rankin And a FEw MEn formed a circlE arouNd Errol to pROtect him From tHe large mAss that usUALly crowdEd tHe DOn wHen HE CaMe to the area.

WeARIng a FuLl black SuiT, an oranGe bAndAnnA coVeRed Errol's Head signIfYiNg HiS deDicatIOn to the PEoPle'S NAtiOnal PARty. AckNowleDginG cOmMUniTy residENtS WIth hAnDsHakeS anD hUgs, he And hIS enTourage EventuallY moVEd ofF iNtO a yard wHere Tony Smith AwAited.

"What's HaPpeNing, Mr. sMIth?" startEd Top Rankin. "Those South boYS killed My lIttle CousIn, raped heR anD burneD heR Body. In The pasT two wEeKs, tEN PeoplE HAvE diEd In Tel Aviv. THE PolIce arE fUckiNg with uS as if we are the only oNE's fIring shots. TalK to Me M.P. wHAt Are WE tO Do?"

LOoKIng AROund at the mean faCed men, Tony smITh Gave Errol a QUesTiOning gaZe.

"AnsweR,
 himself to the politician .

"Michae l, yo u h ave n' t be en _ real_ with the peop le, so it's going to b e har df or t h em  to a ccept y o u, a gai n, "sai dL uc ky.
"Iunderst and, but t hat  i s what I hav e  y ou for," s mil ed Michael S tew arts."T hey ouths  in  thecommun i ty loo ks up toyo u  as th e  boss m a n ,so i t would be safe t o  s a y that you hav e infl ue n ce o ver  ma ny. I need  f or yo u  to bet he r e wit h  me as I getto fixing u p  So uthsid e. "
" Checkit, I 'm goi ng to rollwith  you, but  you h a ve to c o me up o ff som e m one y fo r  t he  yo ut h s." 
" Ele c tio n time i sco mingup,s o l otsofmone y wil l be given ou t f or t h e c ampai gn. T he y ou ths w ill ea t, al on g with yourself , bu t what ar e w egoi ng  to d o  about  th e F aucet L ane pro b lem ?" " Do n't worry about th em , Ihave eve rythin g  u nd e r contro l, " h e li e d .

Lu ckyr ea lly hadno ans w er  f or Mich ae l Stew ar ts'  qu estio n . Th ough t he Fauce t Lan e  youths respec t ed him as a s u pe r i or ,  the irtrue boss w as R o ger,  who ' dtak e n ove r the  e n ti r e gang from Desmond .Nevert heles s, he would d o whatever p o ssible t o fi x  t h ings in Souths ide.
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The Te l Avi v commun ity cameo u t to gre etthe irbos s ,  E rrol. Rosemar y Lane  w as fill edwith re sid ent s a ndsu pportersof the a re a.  I tsee med l i ke a par ad e c on ver ged o n  Rosem ary.'  Men ,wo m en,  and ch i ld r e n we re  o n th e s ce ne ho ping toget a w ord in wi tht he D on .
Top Ra nkin and a fe wmen formed  a  ci rcle a r o und Erro l to protect him from t h e large  ma ss th at u sually cr owd ed the  Do n  whenhe cam e toth e a r e a.

W e a ri ngafull black s uit , anor ange  bandan na covered Errol's hea d signifyinghis  ded i c at ion to the  P e opl e ' s National Part y. Acknowl ed g in g communit y  re si dents w ith han dshak e s and h ugs, he a nd his en to urag e eve ntually mo ved offinto a ya r d whe r eTonySmi th awa it ed. 

"Wh at's h a ppe ning,  Mr. S mi th?" s tarte dTop Rank in. "Those South boys k illedmy li ttl e cousin,  ra p edher and b urne d her body . I n t he pa stt wo we eks, te n p e oplehave died in T e lAvi v .  T he police a r e fuc kingwit h  us as  ifwe are the only o n e's firing sho ts.T a lktom e M. P.  What are we t o d o? " 
Looking  a round at th e mean f ac e d men , Tony  Smith  gave E r r ol a ques tion ing  gaze.

" Ans we r ,
 himself_to the_politician.

"Michael, you haven't been__real_ with_the_people, so_it's_going to be_hard for them_to accept you, again,"_said Lucky.

"I understand,_but_that is what I have you for," smiled Michael Stewarts. "The youths in the_community_looks up_to_you_as the boss man, so_it would be safe to_say that_you have influence over many. I need for_you_to be there_with me as I get to fixing up Southside."

"Check_it, I'm going to roll with_you, but you_have_to_come up off some_money for the youths."

"Election time is_coming up, so lots of money_will be given out for the campaign._The youths will eat, along with_yourself, but what are we_going to_do about the Faucet Lane_problem?"

"Don't worry about_them, I_have everything under_control," he lied.

Lucky really had no_answer for Michael_Stewarts' question. Though the Faucet Lane_youths_respected him as_a_superior,_their true_boss was Roger,_who'd_taken over_the_entire gang from Desmond. Nevertheless, he_would_do whatever possible to fix things in_Southside.

Chapter 54

The Tel Aviv_community_came out to greet_their boss, Errol. Rosemary Lane_was filled with residents and supporters_of the_area. It_seemed like a parade converged on Rosemary.' Men, women, and children_were on the scene hoping to_get a word in_with the_Don.

Top_Rankin and a_few_men formed_a circle around Errol to protect him_from the_large mass that usually crowded the_Don when he came_to_the area.

Wearing a full black suit,_an orange bandanna covered Errol's head_signifying his dedication to the_People's_National_Party. Acknowledging community residents with_handshakes and hugs, he and his_entourage eventually moved_off into a yard where Tony Smith_awaited.

"What's_happening, Mr. Smith?" started Top Rankin._"Those_South boys killed my little cousin,_raped_her_and burned her body. In_the past two weeks, ten people_have died in Tel Aviv. The police are fucking_with us as_if we are the only_one's_firing_shots. Talk to me M.P. What are we to do?"

Looking_around at_the mean faced_men, Tony Smith gave Errol a questioning gaze.

"Answer,