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Summery: A Short Story

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Tell me what your life is like? Several people grow feeble with a roof over their head, cloths on their back and food on the table. Others don’t even know what their next meal is going to be, or don’t even have a place to lay their head. Life is hard when you don’t have much. Humans will do anything at all to “live the high life”.

Summery: In the first story the main characters are Brianna (B), Shan, Peanut, Nick (Shadee). Born (Shadee’s nephew). Calvin (Briggen).
Brianna and Shan have been close friends since childhood; though they are unquestionably opposite. Brianna is a player while Shan is not. Brianna sort of slowed down on her player type behavior when she met this guy name nick (Shadee). She basically was only with Shadee because …show more content…

Forever has a wife (Nyla), together they have a five year old daughter (Tameerah).
Forever fears that Nyla will leave him because she’s tired of being lonely and she wants forever to come home soon so they can raise a family together.

Next I’m going to be evaluating Brianna, I will predict that forever along with his wife Nyla will break up and I will visualize what Nyla looks like.

First of all Brianna is a boy crazy gold digging player. She only dates sophisticated looking men who brings in their own money. 9 times out of 10 her temporary boyfriends receive bundles of cash. Brianna has not ever had a job before because her gorgeous face accomplishes her to win whatever her little heart desires. “If you play your hand right, you got it made in the shade” Brianna has a sugar daddy only with him for the money, expensive cars, and cloths also to live the high life.
Along side, Brianna only acts this way because when she was in 7th grade, she got pregnant and her mom kicked her out of the house. She ended up loosing the baby, but her mom was fairly disappointed in her she didn’t let her come back home. Brianna came to be homeless. Her best friend Shan felt sorry for her. Shan vaguely decided to let Brianna stay with her for a while until she was older also capable of out living on her own. Clearly Brianna

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