Rat Trap: A Short Story

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Rat Trap Bump! Bump! The car bass hitting and lil T can hear it from inside and he goes outside to see how it was it was ol girl holly that had buddy lj use to mess with. She was trying to holler at lil T so he told her to pull around back and turn that car off in come on in and ya know lil T put in some work on her if yall know what Im saying! Anyways afterwards she wanted some smoke so ya know lil T hooked her up with a lil something because he was the plug! Lil T end up getting a call from one of his runners later that night name popeye and he kept it 100 % with lil T anyways popeye told Lil T watch messing with her she just popped somebody the other day i said ight bubba then popeye send Lil T and picture of holly with a heart necklace …show more content…

Larry set bet I’m on my way to your crib Lil T said bet. When larry pulled up Lil T told him what’s been going down and what we going to do and larry was a ride or die he didnt care what Lil T asked he was going to do it. So Lil T called up ole girl holly and told her to come through she said ight let me drop my kids off then I’ll be on my way! Lil T said ight bet. Ole girl holly pulled up Lil T and larry told her that they gotta go sell something old girl holly said ight that’s fine. Well Lil T and larry got ole got old girl holly out in the middle of nowhere and Lil T told her to stop right here on the side of the road and old girl holly started looking at Lil T and was like bae what are we doing out here 2 in the morning and larry was waiting in the back seat ready for something to pop off and Lil T pulled that heart necklace of her neck and she you tryna set me up Lil T done hit ole girl holly in the mouth then larry hopped out of the car and pulled her out of the car Lil T and larry beat this girl almost to death Lil T and larry left her in the woods they took ole girl hollys car made some money then when it was getting close to 5 in the morning they drove it off into a river! Lil T and larry didn’t hear from ole girl holly

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