Malik Maxwell: The leader of the Black Crime Syndicate. Malik owns a scrapyard. He is the love interest for Kenya.
The Black Crime Syndicate: A black criminal organization led by Malik. They are allies with the Jade Dragons.
Kenya Ayanna Night: An employee at the BNB Bank. Kenya is best friends with Jewel.
Jade: The leader of the Jade Dragons.
The Jade Dragons: A criminal organization. The Jade Dragons are allies with the Black Crime Syndicate.
Jewel Stonewall: She is best friends with Kenya. Jewel is the owner of The Golden Scissors hair salon.
The Golden Scissors: A hair salon owned by Jewel Stonewall.
BNB Bank: The bank where Kenya is employed at.
Edward: The owner of Club Envy.
Club Envy: A strip club owned by Edward.
Amber: The second in command of the Black Crime Syndicate.
Mecca: A high ranking member of the Black Crime Syndicate.
Phil: A high ranking member of the Black Crime Syndicate. Phil is a dog *******
Cherish City: The name of the city where the story takes place.
written by Keith Edward Baucum
Mar 26, 2018
Mar 26, 2018 at 4:00 PM UTC
Malik Maxwell: The leader of the Black Crime Syndicate. Malik owns a scrapyard. He is the love interest for Kenya.
The Black Crime Syndicate: A black criminal organization led by Malik. They are allies with the Jade Dragons.
Kenya Ayanna Night: An employee at the BNB Bank. Kenya is best friends with Jewel.
Jade: The leader of the Jade Dragons.
The Jade Dragons: A criminal organization. The Jade Dragons are allies with the Black Crime Syndicate.
Jewel Stonewall: She is best friends with Kenya. Jewel is the owner of The Golden Scissors hair salon.
The Golden Scissors: A hair salon owned by Jewel Stonewall.
BNB Bank: The bank where Kenya is employed at.
Edward: The owner of Club Envy.
Club Envy: A strip club owned by Edward.
Amber: The second in command of the Black Crime Syndicate.
Mecca: A high ranking member of the Black Crime Syndicate.
Phil: A high ranking member of the Black Crime Syndicate. Phil is a dog *******
Cherish City: The name of the city where the story takes place.
written by Keith Edward Baucum
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