The Curse of 1977 (Book 2)
Chapter 35
Inside a tiny, all-night diner at the edge of Downtown, Lynnette sat on her side of the tattered, red leathered booth and watched as Cloyse swallowed the last morsel of his hot dog before gulping down another chug of Dr.Pepper from his plastic cup.
The aromatic smells of greasy, frying food from the kitchen engulfed the entire establishment, causing the place to smell almost as if it were on fire. Lynnette was growing more and more impatient with the man.
She could have honestly cared less that he hadn't eaten since God knows when, she had questions to ask, so being rude to Cloyse wasn't exactly going to cause another bead of sweat to form on her already scorching forehead.
Before Cloyse could swipe up another French fry from off his ketchup plastered plate, Lynnette snatched the plate away from him.
"Okay, now tell me, where is my son?" She indignantly ordered.
Appearing taken aback by her action, the man swallowed before saying, "My name is Cloyse. I came here to dis city to find Arthur and Akoni."
"Who are they?"
"Dey are brother and sister from my town."
"Your town in Africa," Lynnette asked.
Blushing, Cloyse replied, "I am not from Africa. I am from a town in Jamaica."
"Jamaica?" Lynnette frowned.
"Yes. Arthur and Akoni came here with deir brother Damerae, but for some reason or another dey both murdered him. Now, it is only dose two."
"So are you saying that these two have my son?"
Suddenly, on the speaker above their heads, the Kenny Rogers' song 'Lucille' began to play. Startled, Cloyse began looking all around the diner to see just where the music was coming from.
Slamming both of her hands on the table, Lynnette raised her voice, "I need you to focus on this conversation! Not that stupid song!"
Cloyse sat up and still in his seat like a soldier. "I don't know if dey have your son or not. But I do know dat dey are here for you and him both."
"Why? What did we do to them?"
Cloyse's eyes dropped to the table in a depressed manner. "You and your son did nothing to warrant your deaths, neither did my sister. It is all a part of de curse."
"Your sister," Lynnette questioned. "They're here for your sister, too?"
Looking back at Lynnette, Cloyse said, "My sister Karyn and Arthur were lovers back in our town. But when Karyn found out what Arthur truly was, he violated her and turned into dat demon."
froze up. She chose to remain silent on the woman, and just where she had heard
Drawing close to Cloyse's face, Lynnette whispered, "So, let me get this straight. You know what they are?
"Of course I do." Cloyse sounded a bit stunned. "Dey all murdered everyone
your people call these things? Because I
"We called dem devils, because de
the
"You
"I just need to make sure we're talking about the same thing
over dem. Dey stand at least seven feet or so.
Lynnette sat back at that instant and inhaled the description
and act like it's nothing
people from my village, was born into it. For years we witnessed dem destroy our people left and right. Believe me, it is
Shaking her head, Lynnette said, "I just have a hard time sitting here and believing all of this. I mean, this is something out of Hollywood. Something that only white
"Evil
not, but none of this explains why my son and I are being targeted.
Cloyse stared on at Lynnette like she was the most tragic thing in the world
"I did not know dat your
her lips. "I thought his ass was just high on some
how my sister behaved before she left for dis city
all of the sudden clinched her fists underneath the table. "When last year did your sister arrive here in
"She had suffered many years with de curse before she left home
head away
"I felt your presence at dat
"My presence," she glared
could sense dat you had not only been face to face with one of de devils, but dat you were still
"But I don't understand, how
have dis curse of my own. It allows me to see and sense tings just by touching dem, or seeing tings far, far away.
Rolling her eyes, Lynnette said, "You're not possessed. You have
"Can de disease kill me?"
the world have this sixth sense. I used to think it was stupid. Then again, I used to think a lot of
recognized you in
"Talk about dumb luck." Lynnette dropped her
and Akoni have been all over dis city doing as dey
"Yeah, I know. They even attacked some teachers at my
dis curse is like a disease. It doesn't just infect de ones dat are dammed, but it also hurts dose around
don't understand." Lynnette's hands
About The Curse of 1977 (Book 2) - Chapter 35
The Curse of 1977 (Book 2) is the best current series of the author Shawn A. Jenkins. With the below Chapter 35 content will make us lost in the world of love and hatred interchangeably, despite all the tricks to achieve the goal without any concern for the other half, and then regret. late. Please read chapter Chapter 35 and update the next chapters of this series at novelebook.com