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Sing that shit, bitch!\u201d I shouted to my bestie while she sat in the passenger seat of my white Mercedes, rapping like she was auditioning for a record deal. The bass vibrated through the doors as we flew down the expressway with the windows cracked just enough for the night air to kiss my glossed- up lips. Dream was yelling the lyrics, Mia was in the backseat hitting her little two-step even though she was sitting down, and Nola was recording all of us for her story because she never missed a moment when we looked good.<\/p>\n

And we looked real damn good tonight. I pushed my hair off my shoulders in that slow, lazy way I always did when I wanted to feel extra fine, letting the silk of it fall down my back while the glitter oil on my chest caught every bit of light from the dash.<\/p>\n

My skin was glowing like it had something to say, my lashes curled up pretty, and my lip gloss was sitting thick and wet the way I liked it. I knew exactly what I looked like, and I wasn\u2019t about to downplay it. Women lied all the time, but Echo Lennox didn\u2019t need to.<\/p>\n

I was the only girl and the baby out of three overprotective brothers who treated me like a trophy they kept polished. If anybody in this world was raised to walk like they floated, it was me. Trips, gifts, niggas throwing money, private flights, ocean views, rooms full of roses, expensive meals and long hotel balconies where I stood in tiny bikinis taking pictures I didn\u2019t even need to edit. That was my life. I was twenty-five and spoiled, and I embraced every bit of it.<\/p>\n

Some girls pretended they didn\u2019t like being spoiled. I never had that problem. \u201cBitch, you really ate that verse,\u201d I said to Dream, laughing as I swung the car into valet. \u201cNicki need to put you on payroll.\u201d \u201cTuh! I\u2019m just sayin\u2019,\u201d she giggled as she fixed the strap of her dress and checked her reflection. \u201cEcho, you know we look too damn good. They not ready.\u201d \u201cThey never ready,\u201d I replied with a smirk, tapping the wheel as the valet boy damn near stumbled trying to open my door.<\/p>\n

I stepped out slowly, letting my leg show just enough to make him blink too much. My heels hit the pavement and my girls climbed out behind me in a line like we were arriving at an award show. \u201cHave a good night, ladies,\u201d the valet boy said, his eyes glued to us like we were a walking billboard.<\/p>\n

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Toni Roc 2. Kay\u2019lo Mensah 3. Kay\u2019lo Mensah 4. Toni Roc 5. Kay\u2019lo Mensah 6. Toni Roc 7. Kay\u2019lo Mensah 8. Toni Roc 9. Kay\u2019lo Mensah 10. Toni Roc 11. Kay\u2019lo Mensah 12. Kay\u2019lo Mensah 13. Toni Roc 14. Toni Roc 15. Renza Mensah 16. Kay\u2019lo Mensah 17. Echo Lennox 18. Pluto Mensah 19. Toni Roc 20. Echo Lennox 21. Kay\u2019lo Mensah 22. Echo Lennox 23. Kay\u2019lo Mensah 24. Echo Lennox 25. Toni Roc 26. Echo Lennox 27. Kay\u2019lo Mensah 28. Toni Roc 29. Toni Roc 30.<\/p>\n

Echo Lennox 31. Kay\u2019lo Mensah 32. Pluto Mensah 33. Kay\u2019lo Mensah 34. Echo Lennox 35. Toni Roc 36. Kwame Mensah 37. Toni Mensah 38. Abeni Mensah Keep in Touch! OceanofPDF.com Flashback On the way back home from the fertility clinic, my mind was all over the fuckin\u2019 place, and I couldn\u2019t even fake like I was cool \u2018cause everything I thought I knew about my body had just got flipped upside down on me.<\/p>\n

I sat in the passenger seat quiet as hell with my hands in my lap, lookin\u2019 out the window while the buildings and traffic passed by, and even though the sun was out and shit looked normal outside, my head was loud as fuck. It felt like everything slowed down just for me while my thoughts was runnin\u2019 a mile a minute, and no matter how hard I tried to block it out, I kept hearin\u2019 the doctor\u2019s voice replayin\u2019 in my head, calm and matter-of-fact, tellin\u2019 me ain\u2019t nothin\u2019 medically wrong with me, tellin\u2019 me there was no proof I couldn\u2019t have kids, and tellin\u2019 me my body was fine like it ain\u2019t never been through shit at all.<\/p>\n

That shit sat heavy in my heart, way heavier than I thought it would, and it wasn\u2019t relief that hit me first like people would expect. It was fear. I mean\u2026 real fear. It was the shit that creep up on you when you realize the excuse you been hidin\u2019 behind might be gone. All this time, I really believed my body was fucked up \u2018cause of the shit I went through as a lil\u2019 girl that nobody protected, and somewhere along the way that belief turned into my shield.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

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