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Jamarruise: A Short Story

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Since the beginning of the year, Nicole has moved five times, back and forth from Wayne County to Jones County. The parents would leave the children home with the oldest to care for them. After the parents returned from Black Beach on Sunday, they jumped on Jamarruise. He and a sibling go into it, and a sibling called Nicole. She does not like it when the children call her when she is away. Jamarruise was blamed, and Dexter jumped on Jamarruise, and choked him to the point where he could not breathe. Jamarruise had a busted lip, and the reporter felt a knot on his neck. Nicole also jumped on him. Nicole would feed the girls, but not the boys; she would also sell her food stamps. The parents would stay high on marijuana that they would use in

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