AntonTovaras
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Jamil sipped his whiskey and nodded his head to the beat. Jimmy Cliff had done some amazing things in the 70s, and he let the music and liquor cover him like a warm, soft blanket. He was a generation younger than most of the people at The Sea Breeze, and he only had a hint of the Jamaican accent left. Was his mom's accent anyway, he was born and raised right here in South Memphis. He had only been to the islands once, arranging a shipment with some farmer/gangsters over there.
The name 'Sea Breeze' might have made people picture certain things, but the reality was, other than a good selection of Caribbean music on the jukebox and a few posters that were older than Jamil, the place was just another ghetto watering hole. There was no sea, no breeze, and if it felt a bit like a sauna inside, it was only because the AC was broken. But it was a good place to sit and be left alone, and wait for his boys to call for a drop.
Jamil had graduated from slinging bags on the street to dealing to the dealers. He had his own crew, his own turf, and The Sea Breeze was in the heart of it. Nothing that happened here surprised him. Until a group of white women came through the door. They were young, hot, obviously in the wrong place. Most of them seemed to know it, too, but there was one who was looking around her like a tourist.
The name 'Sea Breeze' might have made people picture certain things, but the reality was, other than a good selection of Caribbean music on the jukebox and a few posters that were older than Jamil, the place was just another ghetto watering hole. There was no sea, no breeze, and if it felt a bit like a sauna inside, it was only because the AC was broken. But it was a good place to sit and be left alone, and wait for his boys to call for a drop.
Jamil had graduated from slinging bags on the street to dealing to the dealers. He had his own crew, his own turf, and The Sea Breeze was in the heart of it. Nothing that happened here surprised him. Until a group of white women came through the door. They were young, hot, obviously in the wrong place. Most of them seemed to know it, too, but there was one who was looking around her like a tourist.