Keisha & Trigga 2

Leo Sullivan, Porscha Sterling

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• Urban Books

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• Publié par: Sullivan Group Publishing, LLC
• Date de parution: 06 octobre 2015
• Nombre de lectures: 0
• EAN13: 9781946789389
• Langue: English

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Published by Leo Sullivan Presents

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This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, businesses, places, events, and incidents are either the products of the author’s imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental. Unauthorized reproduction, in any manner, is prohibited.
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Contents



Synopsis


Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

Chapter 4

Chapter 5

Chapter 6

Chapter 7

Chapter 8

Chapter 9

Chapter 10

Chapter 11

Chapter 12

Chapter 13

Chapter 14

Chapter 15

Chapter 16

Chapter 17

Chapter 18

Chapter 19

Chapter 20

Chapter 21

Chapter 22

Chapter 23

Chapter 24

Chapter 25

Chapter 26

Chapter 27

Chapter 28

Chapter 29

Chapter 30

Chapter 31


The saga continues!

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Synopsis

Trigga can show you how to love a woman, but Keisha can show you how to love a thug...
After finding out that Mase is not only working with Lloyd, but he is also Trigga's twin brother, Keisha's left with a tough decision - should she trust her mind that tells her to leave Trigga alone and escape while she can, or should she follow her heart and stay with the man who she finds out will stop at nothing to protect her? And even if she finds an answer to that question, how will he react when he finds out that she has a connection with Lloyd that he knows nothing about?
Trigga is in a constant battle of wills. His mind tells him to leave Keisha alone; she's a distraction that he can't afford to have, especially now that he is dealing with the betrayal of his brother. But the feelings he has for her commands him to do otherwise. And the more he thinks about Keisha, the stronger his desire to protect her from the situation he created and the deeper his feelings for her grow. In an effort to pull back on his feelings, he turns to Tasha who is supposed to be a one-night-only kind of fix. But when his involvement with Tasha lasts for more than a night, Trigga finds himself in a deeper situation. On top of that, there is still the situation with Lloyd and Queen....Can he juggle it all?
In this second segment of Keisha & Trigga, there is a constant struggle between logic and love as everyone struggles with whether to follow their mind or follow their heart. Can love conquer all? Find out in this second installment of Keisha & Trigga.
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Chapter One

Keisha sat staring at the space Trigga had been before he disappeared behind the doors of the elevator. There was an eerie silence that hung in the air. Then suddenly, it was like an explosion went off in her head as a million thoughts erupted in her mind. But one thought was loudest of them all.
BITCH, RUN!
Unwilling to waste any more time, Keisha bolted over to where she’d left her purse on the glass dining room table and snatched it up quickly. She checked inside to make sure that she had her cell phone and then charged towards the elevator. Although it was only about a thirty second wait until it came up, it felt like an eternity. As soon as the doors opened, she jumped inside and mashed the button to the lobby. Then she pounded the button to the second floor. If she went straight to the lobby, she might run into Trigga on his way back up. She would go to the second floor and then take the stairs down. That would also give her time to call Tish for a ride.
Once the elevator doors opened wide enough for her to slide her slender body outside, Keisha ran out with her cell phone in hand as she dialed Tish’s number. Taking turns looking from the phone to her surroundings, she breathed heavily while trying to focus her mind.
“Hello?” Tish said groggily once she answered the phone.
“TISH! I need you to pick me up. I just sent you the address,” Keisha told her. Grabbing the door to enter the staircase, she took one last look behind her before she went in and started stomping down the stairs.
“What the hell you talkin’ about, Keesh? Pick you up…why?”
“Because I don’t trust Trigga right now. I—I don’t know what’s goin’ on and I need time to get my mind right and think this shit through. I’ll explain it to you later. Just get your ass up and come get me!” Keisha hung up the phone before Tish could answer. Now she was at the base of the stairwell and facing the door to the lobby.
Opening it just enough to peek outside, she peered out the door to check for Trigga. He was nowhere to be found. It was late but there was still a lot of activity out of the doors. The restaurant in the hotel was still open and had a person playing live music, as a few patrons swayed back and forth at the bar.
Keisha closed the door again and took a deep breath. Before walking out she wanted to do one last thing. She pulled out her phone once more and called Tish.
“I’m on my way,” Tish said as soon as she answered the phone. “I’ll be there in five minutes.”
“Thank you so much,” Keisha responded. “I’ll explain everything to you later.”
“You safe?”
“Yes, I am.”
“Good,” Tish told her. “I’ll text you when I get there.”
Keisha ended the call and took a deep breath. Her brain was still filled with thoughts of Trigga. She didn’t think that he wanted to kill her anymore because if he did, he could have. But he had a lot of shit that came with him. His own twin brother was in on the ambush. He’d almost killed her and even came to the hospital and to Lloyd’s condo to finish the job. All this stuff she was going through was due to her connection to Trigga. He was sexy and they had a connection but he wasn’t worth risking her life for. At the end of the day, she didn’t really know him at all.
Pulling the door open, Keisha scanned the outside once more before stepping out. She walked briskly through the lobby, her eyes searching around frantically with each step. She was so preoccupied with looking for Trigga that she didn’t realize when she ran straight into an older man holding a glass of wine.
“Oh, damn it!” the man exclaimed as he looked at the red wine droplets that spilled on the front of his beige shirt when Keisha collided with his arm.
“I’m so sorry,” Keisha muttered to him as she rushed away towards the door.
The man shot her an angry scowl and opened his mouth to complain once more. Before he could, Keisha took off in a run and darted out the lobby doors, afraid that she would cause more attention to herself if she stayed a second longer.



Trigga sat down in a small armchair in the lobby as he tried to get his thoughts together. Too much was happening all at one time, and he needed a minute to think it through before he went up to his room to face Keisha again.
Mase was tryin’ to kill me? he thought to himself. Why would Mase—my brother…why would my brother try to kill me?
No matter how much he tried to create a reasonable explanation for that, it wouldn’t fit. He and Mase didn’t have the best relationship but they had love, if nothing else. Or so he thought. They’d never been close but that was Mase’s fault. No matter how much Trigga had tried to reach out to him, he would reject it. On top of that, they were polar opposites. Mase wanted to do nothing but party, drink and chase pussy while Trigga was more focused on bigger goals. He worked hard to stack his bread because he didn’t want to be doing this shit all his life. At some point he wanted a wife, kids, a dog…normal shit.
“Young people are so damn disrespectful!” an older man barked in the middle of the lobby, interrupting his thoughts.
Trigga looked up and followed the man’s stare to the hotel lobby doors. When he did, he saw a woman running out the doors; a woman who looked an awful lot like Keisha. Trigga jumped up from his seat by the elevators and took off running towards the door. The older man turned towards him when he heard the heavy sound of his footsteps approaching and Trigga knocked right into him.
“Hey!” the man yelled out. He staggered backwards right into a chair which made his knees buckle. Waving his hands in the air as if he were drowning on the deep end of a pool, he flopped into the seat and then scowled at Trigga as he continued moving.
Trigga didn’t bother to say anything. His focus was on the door where he’d seen Keisha run through. She was trying to leave and he couldn’t let her do that just yet. He had too many questions that he needed answered.