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Summary Of The City Of Wrath Chapter 6

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In chapter 6, the first thing that happend was Bryon and Mark had to testify in court against the Texans. The Teexans were sentenced to life in jail. Next Mark desides to go get a job and "Bring in some money." After that Bryon and Cathy go out driving. They deside to pick up Mark and M&M. Some guy on the left lane on the street starts talking trash.Mark Gets out of the car and goes and punches the guy in his nose. Then they deside to go drive down The Ribbon.Mark and Cathy dont get along and start arguing. Next Mark sees somone he knows, so he when out to go hang out with him. Bryon,Cathy and M&M go to a place in the Ribbon and M&M says go to the hot dog stand. M&M got out of the car and started walking to a group of people. Cathy asked when

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