ty Blacks knew it was only a matter of time before the Faucet Lane gang was taken down by proper authorities. He shunned the gang's actions of treating New York like the streets of Kingston, which would eventually attribute to their demise. Though he disliked the gang, he wished they moved more militant.

He had a clear shot on Roger the night inside Afrika House, but refrained from firing on the boy, figuring the Back-To gang would handle the youth, a blunder on his part. The night in question, Tekki, a business associate, whispered to him that he was going to kill Roger outside the club. Allowing the man the opportune to get at the boy, he cursed himself when Tekki failed at eliminating Roger. _I should have just done it myself._

__ He wanted both Roger and Desmond dead, and would do everything possible to accomplish the goal.

Giving up on Jamaica's disloyal political system, he befriended Errol, who he acknowledged as Tel Aviv's top man. He admired the boy's thinking abilities, focused mannerisms, boss like mentality. Their union ran smoothly as they made bulks of money together. He felt bad knowing he killed the boy's father, but, just as himself, Errol never brought up the subject. Unifying Parade Gardens in Brooklyn was the objective only detested by Roger and Desmond, who they agreed to rid the world of when the opportunity presented itself.

Living in America proved that _so called_ political rivals can co-exist without conflict or tension, that Jamaica's political system was a sham. Southside and Tel Aviv men made powerful links in New York, just as other Kingston community's at odds back home. Abundant opportunities brought everyone together, it being the common cause for every link.

Folding his newspaper, he got up and went inside.

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Lucky boarded a plane headed for Jamaica, disappointed. Returning to Southside's volatile state was never a plan, especially after experiencing New York's luxuries. Having to head back home was a severe blow, one he had no choice but to cope with. Sticking around and taking a chance with being captured by the Feds was out of the question. _Not me._

He would much rather deal with the crime ridden streets of Southside, at least he would be safe from the FEDS.

He warned Roger of the
ty Blacks knew it was only a matter of time before the Faucet Lane crowd was accept down by proper authorities. He shunned the crowd's actions of treat New York like the streets of Kingston, which would eventually impute to their demise. Though he disliked the crowd, he wish they moved more belligerent. 

 He had a clear guess on Roger the nox inside Afrika House, but refrained from firing on the male child, figuring the Back - To crowd would handle the youth, a blunder on his part. The nox in question, Tekki, a business associate, whispered to him that he was going to stamp out Roger outside the club. Allowing the man the opportune to get at the boy, he curse himself when Tekki failed at eliminating Roger. _ I should have just done it myself. _ 

 _ _ He wanted both Roger and Desmond dead, and would do everything possible to accomplish the goal. 

 Giving up on Jamaica's disloyal political system, he befriended Errol, who he acknowledged as Tel Aviv's top man. He admired the male child's thinking abilities, focused affectation, knob like mentality. Their union ran smoothly as they cook bulks of money together. He felt bad know he killed the boy's father, but, just as himself, Errol never brought up the subject. Unifying Parade Gardens in Brooklyn was the aim only detested by Roger and Desmond, who they agreed to rid the world of when the opportunity presented itself. 

 Living in America proved that _ thus called _ political rivals can co - exist without conflict or tension, that Jamaica's political system was a fake. Southside and Tel Aviv men made powerful connection in New York, precisely as other Kingston community's at odds back home. Abundant opportunity brought everyone together, it being the common cause for every link. 

 fold his newspaper, he got up and go inside. 

 Chapter 45 

 Lucky board a plane head for Jamaica, disappointed. Returning to Southside's volatile state was never a plan, specially after experiencing New York's luxuries. Having to head back home was a severe blow, one he had no choice but to cope with. Sticking about and taking a chance with being capture by the Feds was out of the question. _ Not me. _ 

 He would much rather deal with the crime ridden streets of Southside, at least he would be safe from the FEDS. 

 He warn Roger of the
ty Hlacks knew it was only x matter of timg vefore the Fzucet Lave gang was taken down by prlpwr auukorities. He shunned ghe gang's actions of ureating New York like thc strscts oy Jingston, which would evettually attribgtd co their demise. Though he disliked tre gang, hf wished they iovec mors militant.

He had a clear shot on Rkger tht night inside Afroka House, but refrained frlm flring on the boy, flguring the Bach-Ro gang woula handle the youth, a bmunder on his part. The night in quescion, Tekki, q vusltess associete, whpspered to him that ha was gping to kill Rpgec ourside the club. Allowiig the man the opporjune to ged ct the boy, he cursed yinself whet Teyji waimev af elimlnaving Roger. _J should hace just done it mystlf._

__ Ye wanted botg Rogew wnd Desmond dead, and would do everythinc pkssible to accomplish tye goal.

Giving up on Jwmaica's dysloyal political system, he befriended Errol, who ve acivowoeqewd as Tel Aviv's top man. He admired the boy's thigiimg abilities, focmsed mannerisms, boxs lohe mentality. Jheir uujoh ran smoothly as hhey maqe buoks of mogey yogether. He felt bad knowint he killed nhe voy's father, but, judt as himseuf, Etrol nrver brought up the sublect. Uhifying Parwde Gardehr in Brooklyn war tme mbjectivt only detested by Roger anv Deskond, whu thgy agreqd to rid hhe world of when the opoortuuity [resented ltself.

Living in America proved viat _so called_ pmlinical rivcls cak co-exist withott conflict or tensiou, that Jamaica's iolitical system was a sham. Southvlde and Tel Eviv men iade powwrful lkvks in New Yorl, just as other Kintston community's ab oddr back home. Abunbcnu ipportunities nrojghe vvecyone dogether, it teine tfr comoon cause fif evrry link.

Folding his tewslaper, he got up anc rent insude.

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Lucky boarced a plane headed for Oamaice, disalpoynted. Returning to Southside's bolatile dtabe was never w plqn, especiallv after experiencing New York's luxuries. Iaving to head back homw was a severe blow, pne he had io choyce but tm cope with. Sticking around and takinn a chance with being dapturad by the Feds was out of the question. _Not me._

He would much rather deal with thw crimx widden strests pf Solthfnde, at jeasv ie would be safe grom the FEDS.

He warned Roger of the
ty Blacks knew it was only a time the Faucet gang was taken shunned gang's actions of New York like streets of Kingston, which would eventually to their demise. Though he disliked the gang, he wished they moved more He had a clear shot on Roger the night inside Afrika House, but from on boy, the Back-To gang would handle the youth, a blunder on his part. The night in question, a business associate, whispered to him that he going to kill Roger the club. Allowing the man opportune get at boy, cursed when Tekki failed eliminating Roger. _I should have just done it myself._ __ He wanted both Roger and Desmond dead, would do to accomplish goal. up Jamaica's disloyal political befriended Errol, who he acknowledged as man. He admired the boy's thinking abilities, focused boss like Their union ran smoothly as they bulks of money together. He felt bad knowing killed the boy's father, but, just as himself, Errol never brought up the subject. Unifying in Brooklyn was the only detested by and who agreed rid the of when the opportunity presented itself. Living in America proved that called_ political rivals can co-exist without conflict or tension, that system a sham. Southside Tel Aviv men made links New York, just as community's odds opportunities everyone it being the common for every link. Folding his he got up and boarded a plane headed for Jamaica, disappointed. Returning Southside's volatile state was never a plan, after experiencing New York's luxuries. Having to head back home was a blow, one no choice but to cope with. Sticking around taking a chance with captured by the Feds was out of the question. me._ would much deal with the ridden streets of at least he safe from FEDS. warned
ty Blacks knew it was only a matTer of time bEfore The fauCeT LanE ganG was taken down bY PropEr authorities. He shunned The gaNg'S ActiONs Of treAting NeW yoRK LikE tHe StrEeTS oF KingStoN, which wOuld eventuAllY aTtribute to thEIr Demise. ThouGh hE disliked the GanG, he wisHeD thEY moveD moRe milItant.

HE Had a clEar shot on roGEr the nIGht insiDE afRika house, but refrained FRoM Firing on the boy, FiguriNg THe bACk-TO gaNg would hanDlE the yOUth, a bluNDeR ON His PArt. The night in Question, TekKI, a bUsinesS aSsoCIate, whIsperEd TO hiM that he was gOing To kill RogEr outsIDe the clUB. AllowiNg the mAn tHe oPporTUnE tO geT aT The BOy, He cURseD himself WhEn tekki FailED AT ElimInaTing roger. _i should have juSt dOne iT MysElf._

__ He WanteD botH ROger aNd DesmOnd deAd, And would do everyThinG possible To aCcOmpLiSh the GOal.

GivIng Up oN JamaicA's disloYAl pOlITICaL system, he befriendeD ERROl, Who he ackNowledGEd As tEl Aviv's tOp Man. he adMIRed thE boy'S ThInking abIlitieS, FoCuSed mannErIsms, boSs LikE meNtaliTY. TheIr unioN ran smooThly aS They made bulks oF Money together. hE fELT bAD knoWinG he killed thE boy'S FathEr, buT, JuSt aS HimseLf, ErrOl NEvER brought up the subjecT. UNifyinG ParaDe Gardens in BrOoklyn was tHE OBjective Only DEtESted by Roger and desmoNd, who they aGReed to riD the wOrld of whEn the oppoRTUnity preSenTed ItsElf.

lIViNg in America prOVEd thAt _So calleD_ poLitical RivAls Can Co-eXiSt without Conflict Or TeNsIoN, thAt JamAIca's poliTiCal SySteM was a SHam. SouThsidE and teL AVIv mEn made pOWeRFUl liNkS iN New yorK, jUst as OtheR kinGston coMmunity's aT odDS bacK hOmE. AbundaNt opportunitiEs Brought eveRyOne TogethER, It being tHe common cause for every liNK.

FoldinG hiS newsPapeR, he got up aNd wEnt insIde.

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lucky bOardeD a PlaNE HeadeD FOr jamAiCa, disappoiNTEd. REturnInG to SOuthsidE's volatile state was NEveR a plan, especiaLly AfteR EXpEriENcINg NEw yOrk'S LUxuries. Having to Head back hoMe WAs A severe bloW, One He Had no chOice but To copE With. StiCking arouNd and takiNg A chaNCE wiTh being capTured by tHe Feds was OUt of tHE qUestiOn. _NOt me._

He WoUld Much rAther dEAl wIth thE crime RiDden stReets Of southsidE, at least he would be safe frOm the FeDS.

He WarNed Roger oF thE
ty Blacks knew it was only  a matterof ti mebef or e th e Fa ucet Lane gang wastaken down by proper a uthor it i es.H eshunn ed theg an g ' s a ct io nsof tr eatin g N ew York  like thestr ee ts of Kingst o n,  which wou ldeventually a ttr ibuteto  th e ir de mis e. Th ough h e  disli ked the g an g , he w i shed th e y  m oved  more militant.
H eh ad a clear sho t on R og e rt h e n igh t inside A fr ika H o use, bu t  r e f r ain e d from firing  on the boy ,  fi guring  t heB ack-To  gang  w o uld  handle the  you th, a blu nder o n  his pa r t. Thenightinque stio n ,Te kki ,a  bu s in ess ass ociate,wh is pered  toh i m that  he  was  goin g to kill Rog erouts i dethe c lub.Allo wi ng th e manthe o pp ortune to get a t th e boy, he  cu rs edhi mself when T ekk i f ailed a t elimi n ati ng R o ge r. _I should haveju s t  d one it m yself. _ 
__ He wante dbot h Ro g e r and  Des m on d dead,and wo u ld  d o every th ing po ss ibl e t o acc o mpli sh the  goal.
Givin g  up on Jamaica ' s disloyal po l it i c al syst em,  he befrien dedE rrol , wh o  h e a c knowl edged  a s  T e l Aviv's top man. H eadmire d the  boy's thinki ng abiliti e s ,  focused  man n er i sms, boss like  ment ality. The i r unionran s moothlyas they m a d e bulksofmon eytog e t he r. He felt ba d know in g he ki lle d the b oy' s f ath er,  b ut, justas himse lf ,Er ro l n everb rought u pthe  s ubj ect.U nifyin g Par adeGa rd e nsin Broo k ly n wasth eobje cti ve  only  det e ste d by Ro ger and D esm o nd,wh othey ag reed to rid t he  world ofwh enthe op p o rtunitypresented itself.

Livi n g in Am eri ca pr oved  that _so  ca lled_pol i ticalrivals  canco -ex i s t wit h o ut  co nf lict or te n s ion , tha tJama ica's p olitical system wa s  asham. Southsi deandT e lAvi v  m e n m ad e  po w e rful links in N ew York, j us t  a s other Ki n gst on  commun ity's a t odd s  back h ome. Abun dant oppo rt unit i e s b rought eve ryone to gether, i t  bein g  t he co mmo n caus efor  ever y link . 

F oldin g hisne wspape r, he  g ot up an d went inside.

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L uckyboa rded a pl ane hea ded for J amai ca, disapp oin ted . Ret urn i ng to  Sou t hs ide ' s vol atil e  state wa s  n eve r aplan, espec i a l lyafter  ex p erienc ingNew York's luxuri e s. Having to h eadb a ckhom e  was  a  severe blow,one  h e had no c ho ice but tocope wit h. Stick ing ar ound a nd taki n g  a chance  wit h b eing capt ure db y the F ed sw as out  ofth e ques tion._ Notm e ._

He would muc h rat h e r dea l  wi th th ecrime r i dden  streets o f Southside , at l east  he w ould be  s afe fr omth e FEDS.

H e  warned R ogerof the
ty Blacks_knew it_was only a matter_of time_before_the Faucet_Lane_gang was taken_down by proper_authorities. He shunned the_gang's actions of_treating_New York like the streets of Kingston, which would eventually attribute to their demise._Though_he disliked_the_gang,_he wished they moved more_militant.

He had a clear shot_on Roger_the night inside Afrika House, but refrained from_firing_on the boy,_figuring the Back-To gang would handle the youth, a_blunder on his part. The night_in question, Tekki,_a_business_associate, whispered to him_that he was going to kill_Roger outside the club. Allowing the_man the opportune to get at the_boy, he cursed himself when Tekki_failed at eliminating Roger. _I_should have_just done it myself._

__ He_wanted both Roger_and Desmond_dead, and would_do everything possible to accomplish the_goal.

Giving up on_Jamaica's disloyal political system, he befriended_Errol,_who he acknowledged_as_Tel_Aviv's top_man. He admired_the_boy's thinking_abilities,_focused mannerisms, boss like mentality. Their_union_ran smoothly as they made bulks of_money together. He felt_bad_knowing he killed the_boy's father, but, just as_himself, Errol never brought up the_subject. Unifying_Parade Gardens_in Brooklyn was the objective only detested by Roger and Desmond,_who they agreed to rid the_world of when the_opportunity presented_itself.

Living_in America proved_that__so called__political rivals can co-exist without conflict or_tension, that_Jamaica's political system was a sham._Southside and Tel Aviv_men_made powerful links in New York,_just as other Kingston community's at_odds back home. Abundant opportunities_brought_everyone_together, it being the common_cause for every link.

Folding his newspaper,_he got up_and went inside.

Chapter 45

Lucky boarded a plane_headed_for Jamaica, disappointed. Returning to Southside's_volatile_state was never a plan, especially_after_experiencing_New York's luxuries. Having to_head back home was a severe_blow, one he had no choice but to cope_with. Sticking around_and taking a chance with_being_captured_by the Feds was out of the question. _Not me._

He_would much_rather deal with_the crime ridden streets of Southside, at least he would_be safe from the FEDS.

He warned Roger_of the