The Cost of Vengeance
Hector. I only did what was necessary,” I said.
    Hector laughed. “Let’s be honest, Black. Cruz was a problem. That’s why I sent him to New York. If he had stayed here, either I would have killed him, or he would have killed me. I told him to stay away from you, but you know how these kids are today; my telling him that only proved to drive him to a confrontation with you.”
    “Trying to prove that he was better than you,” I said.
    “I would say that he thought that he was smarter; knew better than me,” Hector said.
    “I meant no disrespect.”
    “I took none, my friend.” Hector took a sip of his drink. “You and I have no problems, Black. But I appreciate that you came down here to show respect.”
    I stood up and so did Bobby. “I know that you are a busy man and have important things to do, so I’ll leave you now. You have not only my respect, but my condolences for your families’ loss,” I said. We shook hands and I left.
    Bobby drove me to Biscayne Boulevard. I went inside the Epic Hotel and knocked on the door at 1908. Nina opened the door wearing a tight blue dress and I stepped inside. “Hello, Nina. You look good.”
    “It’s good to see you again,” Nina said and went and sat on the bed.
    “What did you want to see me about?” I asked and sat on the bed next to her.
    “Do you remember what I said I wanted to do the last time I saw you?” Nina asked.
    “Vaguely.”
    “I said what I’d really like to do is suck that big dick and then ride you until I felt it swell up and explode inside me,” she said and began to unzip my pants.
    “Is that what you want to do?”
    “Yes.”
    Nina took my dick from my pants and clasped her fingers together around it, and stoked it. She moved her hands up and down slowly until it was hard. She licked her lips, and I felt my dick swelling in her hands. Nina lowered her head and took me into her mouth. She ran circles around my head with her tongue. Nina slid her lips up and down, deeper and deeper, slowly, until she had taken almost all of me in her mouth.
    Once she had had her fill, Nina stood up and got undressed, then she undressed me. I laid back down and watched her gliding her hands across my skin . Nina straddled my body and lowered herself onto me. Then as promised, she rode me until I swelled up and exploded inside her.
    When she was done with me, Nina said good-bye and left the hotel. I took a quick shower and went downstairs where Bobby was outside waiting for me in the car. When I got in the car, Bobby shook his head and started laughing. “What?”
    “You a greedy man,” Bobby said.
    I laughed too. “You’re right. I’m a greedy man.” It was the name of an old James Brown song that we picked up because it fit us. “Now, brother, don’t—” we both sang. “Leave—your homework undone.” We both laughed as he drove away.
    “Tell ’em one more time,” Bobby said. “Now, brother, don’t—leave—your homework undone,” we both sang. But instead of thinking about what I had just done with Nina, my mind was on Jada West.
     
Chapter Five
     
Jada West  
     
    What to do about Mike Black?
    Now that is a man. Every time I see him, every time he parts those sexy lips, every time he says Ms. West, he makes me want to forget about everything, and I become his personal sex slave. And believe me, sex is something I know about. Sex is how I make my living. After spending more time than I care to admit, lying on my back with my legs in the air, I realized that the real money was in being the one who arranged for other woman to lie on their backs with their legs in the air. To me, sex is just another way to make money. The day I left Sasha, my old madam, I handed her two thousand dollars. That day I decided to get on the money-making end of that equation. In my new world, I created the women who were lying on their backs with their legs in the air working for me. They walked the way that I did, talked the way I told them to talk and
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