Malicious Lullaby
Pulsar
- Joined
- Jan 9, 2009
- Location
- On my knees, in between his legs.
It was Thursday which meant it was shopping day. And shopping day usually consisted of her parents giving her a card and sending her off. She shrugged it off like it didn’t mean anything, like it just meant she got to get new clothes or anything she really well pleased but since she turned sixteen, she began to realize it was something else. The shopping sprees started randomly every Thursday when she was thirteen. She just didn’t know why and she probably shouldn’t question it but everything in her was curious as to why.
The real truth was her parents got their riches and funding from a rather prominent gang in the city. That was the only way they maintained so much wealth. Because they took out loans and got advancements from sharks basically. It was why they met every Thursday. Except their eighteen year old daughter did not know of this. Of any of it. She was just a happy-go-lucky teen who adored in the pampering and spoils of her parents, completely oblivious to anything else. But that’s because no one said not a thing.
Meanwhile, at the meeting, Lucy’s parents sat with the gang leader. They were behind on another payment. And each time they became behind on the payment, the interest went up and their debt increased. They were in debt half a million dollars and had only paid off a fifth of it. And the longer they waited to pay it off, the longer it took to ever be able to pay it off.
“Surely we can come to some other arrangement. A trade perhaps to equate some of the debt?” Lucy’s father asked, a Mr. Gerard Holdings, owner and CEO of Holdings’ Inc. but the company had taken some nosedives. Hence the loans that a bank wouldn’t give to him.
The real truth was her parents got their riches and funding from a rather prominent gang in the city. That was the only way they maintained so much wealth. Because they took out loans and got advancements from sharks basically. It was why they met every Thursday. Except their eighteen year old daughter did not know of this. Of any of it. She was just a happy-go-lucky teen who adored in the pampering and spoils of her parents, completely oblivious to anything else. But that’s because no one said not a thing.
Meanwhile, at the meeting, Lucy’s parents sat with the gang leader. They were behind on another payment. And each time they became behind on the payment, the interest went up and their debt increased. They were in debt half a million dollars and had only paid off a fifth of it. And the longer they waited to pay it off, the longer it took to ever be able to pay it off.
“Surely we can come to some other arrangement. A trade perhaps to equate some of the debt?” Lucy’s father asked, a Mr. Gerard Holdings, owner and CEO of Holdings’ Inc. but the company had taken some nosedives. Hence the loans that a bank wouldn’t give to him.