The Yellowstone Conundrum
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@ S. Dearborn St.
Gezus Gezus Howard, his mother had hoped for nothing less than a miracle for her boy so he got a double-dose of heavenly love even though she, like countless other ignorant poor mothers, couldn’t spell nor read worth a lick, began making the rounds of his domain around mid-morning shortly after awaking; disengaging from a small-breasted 14-year old, her twat glued to his groin on one side and the butt of a woman he didn’t recognize facing the downslope direction on the ...other. Referred to as Double Gesus by his enemies, Mr. Gesus by the young wannabes and G2 by his friends, the 28-year old was the acknowledged leader of the Deuce Eight gang which controlled a ten-block square of south central Seattle from Jackson Street and Yesler Way to the north, over to 29th Avenue S. to the east and down to Judkins Park, just north of I-90; drugs, prostitution, murders, extortion, home invasions, all the typical things bad-ass low-life assholes do.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
@ S. Dearborn St.
Gezus Gezus Howard, his mother had hoped for nothing less than a miracle for her boy so he got a double-dose of heavenly love even though she, like countless other ignorant poor mothers, couldn’t spell nor read worth a lick, began making the rounds of his domain around mid-morning shortly after awaking; disengaging from a small-breasted 14-year old, her twat glued to his groin on one side and the butt of a woman he didn’t recognize facing the downslope direction on the ...other. Referred to as Double Gesus by his enemies, Mr. Gesus by the young wannabes and G2 by his friends, the 28-year old was the acknowledged leader of the Deuce Eight gang which controlled a ten-block square of south central Seattle from Jackson Street and Yesler Way to the north, over to 29th Avenue S. to the east and down to Judkins Park, just north of I-90; drugs, prostitution, murders, extortion, home invasions, all the typical things bad-ass low-life assholes do.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Randall John to read onlineMoreLess
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