The Unintended Consequences of Mr. Wave's Deal

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Mike was an international marijuana distributor for the drug cartel in Mexico. He had cell phones from the U.S.A, Mexico, Acapulco and also Europe. He was well known in the U.S.A for the guy to buy drugs from in Mexico. His drug name was Mr. Wave. The women and girls in Chilpancingo were okay with mike selling drugs because he spoiled them with presents. It was like Christmas for them all year and Mike was Santa. If I was Ladydi I wouldn’t have trusted Mike because he was a drug dealer and he came to pick her up in a red Mustang that she never seen him in before. The car may have been stolen. Also Ladydi mother Rita shot his sister Maria the day before. Mike could have wanted revenge for what her mother did. If Ladydi wouldn’t have went with Mike to her new job she would not be in jail. Ladydi would have been home taken care of her mother. She also still would be trying to find a way to tell Maria that they were sisters. I don’t think Ladydi had a choice in this decision because she was still a young girl. She didn’t want to stay in Chilpancingo, so she needed the job to get out. Ladydi also had no control over the stops Mike on the way to her new job. She didn’t know where they family lived, so Mike had to take her there. When Rita heard Mike tell Ladydi that he knew of job for her in Acapulco, Rita though it was perfect for her. I don’t think Rita realized that she would be alone and that her little girl would be gone. After six months of Ladydi being gone, her mother missed her but didn’t know how to tell her. She kept Ladydi update with anything that was happening on the mountain. Rita never asked Ladydi when was she going to visit.

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