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December: Anotha on the Hitlist
December: Anotha on the Hitlist
December: Anotha on the Hitlist
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December: Anotha on the Hitlist

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A naïve woman by the name of Kianna who works in a call center falls in love with the charming, handsome, and intelligent Ace. With his silver tongue and handsome looks he instantly becomes the knight in shining armor that Kianna needs. When Ace finds himself in a financial bind he asks Kianna to risk it all to help him out. Kianna agrees but finds herself in more trouble than she bargains for when Ace’s girlfriend December discovers their secret love affair. Soon Kianna’s life is spiraling out of control as she loses her job and Ace stops returning her phone calls. During all the drama Kianna has to find a way to explain to her husband Curtis that she has just became Anotha on the Hitlist.

LanguageEnglish
PublisherAaron Jones
Release dateMay 26, 2018
ISBN9780463766835
December: Anotha on the Hitlist
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Aaron Jones

Aaron “Incpin” Jones is an established public speaker, self-published author, and web content creator. In addition to publishing and writing several books such as The Great Invitation a collection of poetry and Beautiful Ugly a fictional drama, he has also served as youth mentor across the greater Los Angeles region. Several organizations have invited Aaron Jones to be a keynote speaker such as Los Angeles County Department of Public Services, Los Angeles County Department of Children Family Services, California Youth Authority, Manformation youth organization, and many others. Aaron’s educational background includes an Associate of Arts in Communications and a Bachelor of Arts in English. As an entrepreneur, Aaron was co-owner of We Serve (community outreach group and social media community) and the current owner of Incpin Media. Aaron especially enjoys being able to use writing as a tool to engage his audience in a variety of methods such as poetry, journalism, short stories, blog post, and novels. His writing skills can be confirmed on www.incpin.blog.

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    December - Aaron Jones

    December: Anotha on the Hitlist (Smashwords Edition)

    Aaron Incpin Jones

    Copyright

    Copyright © 2017 by Aaron Jones of Incpin Media

    All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording, or other electronic or mechanical methods, without the prior written permission of the publisher, except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical reviews and certain other noncommercial uses permitted by copyright law.

    This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents either are the product of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously, and any resemblances to actual persons, living or dead, businesses, companies, events, or locales is entirely coincidental.

    Cover Art © 2018 Bryant Sparks of The Cover Room. All Rights Reserved.

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    Dedication

    For all the people struggling with depression and insecurity. Remember you are not alone and I love you if nobody else does.

    Table of Contents

    Title

    About the Author

    Copyright

    Dedication

    Acknowledgments

    Kianna: What You Won’t do for Love

    Ace: When It All Falls Down

    Kianna: I Make Him Better

    Jasmine: No New Friends

    Kianna: Relax Yourself

    Ace: Easy Money

    Kianna: Caught My Heart

    Ace: Panda Panda

    Sean: It’s So Hard To Say Goodbye

    Jasmine: Who’s That Peeping Through The Window

    Jasmine: You Don’t Know Me

    Jasmine: Guess Who

    Sean: Me, Myself, and I

    Jasmine: Closer Than Close

    Sean: Couch Therapy

    Ace: When Love Calls

    About The Author

    Acknowledgments

    I would like to thank God for blessing me with life, health, strength, and the ability to not only write but see this project through.

    Kianna: What You Won’t Do For Love?

    Wiping the tears from my eyes, I fix my face in the bathroom mirror. My heart is broke into a million pieces so clocking in for work on time was not a priority. I love Ace, and after all, I did for him he chose his girlfriend over me. I stayed up all night reading the emails she sent to me. She made it clear that she is his woman and not going anywhere. How could I be so stupid over this man? He told me every lie in the book, but I overlooked it because he made me feel good. The truth is he made all the girls in the call center feel good, but I was the center of his attention. I never laid eyes on a more handsome man than him. His lips make me moist. Every time he speaks, it was as if the Mack god himself wrote the script. He knew how to combine words in a perfect sequence so that I felt like the only girl in the world. He talked me up on a pedestal, and I thought he would never let me down.

    Now I am in this mirror, late for work, and he’s gone. How could I be such a dumb ass woman? I didn’t mind the shit his girlfriend was talking to me, hell I didn’t even care that he had a girlfriend. Shit, I was married, but I was perfectly prepared to leave the one I was with for the greatest man in the world. My husband didn’t look at me the way Ace did, and he damn sure didn’t talk to me like Ace did. My husband was predictable all he ever did was go to church, hang with his friends, and fake spoil me with his good guy act. I was so tired of his I’ll do anything to make you happy attitude. It could be the middle of the night if I said I was hungry he would go to the kitchen and make me a hamburger. That ain't love that was duty, and I needed more than a servant.

    Ace is full of passion, and that drives my lust for him. I should have never picked his phone up when he left it on his desk yesterday at work. What possessed me to scroll through his phone and forward his girlfriend our email conversation? Stupid of me to think she would read those messages and leave him. She checked my ass real good tho and put me in my place. Broke my heart and made me feel stupid for buying the dreams Ace was selling. Insult after insult and all I could do was remain calm because I thought I was going to win the prize. If I said anything out of line Ace would never talk to me again, so I bit my tongue and accepted her insults. I had to play my position and tell her what she wanted to hear.

    No, I don’t want your man, no, we never had sex, no, I didn’t know he was in a relationship, and I will never talk to him again I don’t like cheaters, etc.

    Yeh, me and Ace never fucked but I wanted her man, and I wanted to comfort him when she dumped him. Ace spent all his time flirting with me, but he never crossed the line. I knew he was loyal to her so letting her catch him cheating was the only move I had to play. So, I played my hand, and now it all blew up in my face. After, all I did for Ace he won’t even answer my phone calls.

    Damn, let me get to my desk, I had calls to answer, and I was late. Plus, I wanted to send Ace an instant message from my work computer. I move through the office slowly as I can barely walk. I’m still tired and stressed from last night. I see Tisha sitting in her cubicle, but I didn’t want her to see me. One thing about working at a call center is that everyone is in your business and I did not have time for this today. I set my purse down and spoke to Tisha, Hey girl.

    Mr. Whitaker said when you got here to come to his office.

    Mr. Whitaker wanted to see me I wonder why, Ok, thanks for telling me. Do you know what he wanted?

    No, he didn’t say what he wanted. He just told me to tell you to come to his office. Probably cuz you late. You must’ve been out with Ace, she said.

    I rolled my eyes because I was not in the mood for her shit today. Her messy as was always in somebody’s business. She just mad because she tried to push up on Ace and he wasn’t interested. I went to sign in on my work computer, but my login was not working. I decided to skip clocking in and go directly to Mr. Whitaker office. When I went to his office, he was sitting there with Pam from HR.

    Nice of you to join us this morning Kianna, I hated the way he talked. He sounded like his nasal passages were clogged, but he was trying to hit a high note at the same time.

    Good morning, Mr. Whitaker sorry I’m late. I had an emergency, and my emergency is my damaged heart but Mr. Whitaker didn’t need to know the details.

    That’s fine this won’t take long. I called you in the office today because we had reports that you were taking screenshots of customer’s personal information and downloading them to a USB drive. Are you aware that this is a crime? I was shocked that he knew about that. Who could have possibly told? I was always careful to do that when Tisha was on her break, and nobody else was around.

    Yes, sir I am aware of that being a crime and I would never do that.

    Well…. He paused and gave me a grin like bitch you're busted. We decided to do a scan of your computer, and we have a record of all the screenshots you took. We have alerted the proper authorities, and if any of these profiles show up on an identity theft alert, we will have no choice but to prosecute you for fraud. Damn, shit just hit the fan. The only person that knew I was stealing was Ace, and that’s because I was doing it for him. He told me he was having a tough time financially, but he knew a way to make some extra money. Since I was just a temp at the office, he told me the worst that would happen if I got caught was that my agency would reassign me. I didn’t care about the risk I just wanted to get Ace.

    "Well, sir then why are we having this conversation. You said that I did it and you have proof, and I am saying that I didn’t. Anybody could have put that on my computer if it is really on my computer. You never liked me anyway so who knows it probably was you. Pam how many times have I came to your office and said

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