Synopsis:
Since
his release from prison, Brookstone’s most notorious drug lord, Jay Santiago,
has been hard at work rebuilding his life and empire. With two businesses under
his belt and one in the making, Jay is readily known as one of New York’s elite
men. While the root of his financial status lies in the newly rebuilt Santiago
cartel, Jay is determined to expand his wealth. After reconnecting with an old
comrade, he believes that he has found the one thing that could increase his
fortune and allow him to leave behind the dangers of his criminal enterprise
for good. However, as Jay’s new business venture begins to come to fruition, he
quickly learns that the one material object that he loves the most could lead
to his biggest downfall yet.
Excerpt:
Jay
focused the conversation on the real reason he had come to Dallas. He had
recently linked up with one of his old comrades who had helped him put millions
into a new investment, one he wanted Lotus to help him with. His plan was to
use their connection to his advantage.
“I figured
since I’m Hector’s son you would help me.”
Lotus
was taken aback. “Help you? Help you with what?”
Jay knew
what he said next was going to send Lotus into a fury. “I need a warehouse,” he
told him, quickly.
“Oh no,”
Lotus said, taking off his seatbelt. “Stop the car, Arnold. Pull over.”
Jay
unbuckled his seatbelt as well. He grabbed Lotus’ shoulder, in an attempt to
calm him down. “Lotus, come on, listen to me. I know you helped me with this
before, but I need another one. I mean, you sold me the building for Blue
Magic. I’m making honest of the restaurant, aren’t I? I promise you, I will—”
Jay was interrupted as Lotus screamed in his ear.
“Are you
out of your mind? What are you getting into now?”
“I can’t
go to anybody with this project. I don’t need a lot of ears or eyes on this. I
trust you, Lotus. I know you won’t publicize this sale like you do the others.
I know you will take the warehouse out of your company’s listings way before
the sale is even complete.”
Lotus
shook his head, nervously. He knew if Jay was asking for a warehouse then there
was probably some illegal operation about to go down inside of it. The last
time he had sold him one, he ended up using the space to house illegal drugs
and weapons. Now, he wanted one again. Certain Jay was still running a drug
cartel, Lotus didn’t want anything to do with it. His days of working alongside
a criminal enterprise were long gone.
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1 comment:
Sounds very intriguing. I am curious to see how it works out.
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