"Yo sé que usted tendría." Saying how she knew he would've with a grin. "I know a Latino when I see one. Just like how a pimp recognizes another pimp." She giggled. "My mama actually likes it simply because it pisses off my papa." She folded her arms. "While you're over there questioning my intentions, do you happen to have a lighter?" She laughed. "I got a boss too. He's called the IRS, hell." she sits down next to him and shrug. "I've been busy. Didn't even know you wanted me to call you before. I just did becuase.." She shrugged again. "I don't know. You were the first person to come to mind..." Nina began to think if it was like that but waved it off. "Probably because Aire's getting married and shit."

Nina took the lighter and laughed. "God, cursing in Spanish is everything. It's not like English, you get to put so much more emotion in it. Then you talk all fast. Lord knows I got a thing for tongue twisters." She chuckled. "Nah, the only thing my label gives me is the cut of the money off the music I made by my damn self." She said, taking a few chips out of his bag and eating them. "But when the tax people start taking literal 0's from your check, you start looking at them differently." Nina says with a laugh. Really, she was content with what she was given and never was that materialistic. It was just the principle of getting her half and deciding where it should go herself. "When checks go from 100K to 90, you start thinking. I mean, I love the public schools and the libraries as much as everybody else but I know good and well they pocket half that shit and still get paid a whole 'nother percentage." Nina reached over for the remote, changing it. "I hate the news." She laughed. "I didn't think of you because you're TJ's cousin, I just knew you could make me laugh. Probably take my mind off things. So far, so good." She shook her head. "Bruh, she hired a professional so I wouldn't get her in trouble. Can you believe that? I mean, I wouldn't trust myself either but damn." She laughed.

She laughs and pouts. "But why the government wanna pay attention now? Where were they when the tax refund I've been praying on was all late and shit? Had me bout to convert to Buddhism." She lit her blunt. "I don't need the news to remind me the world's full of psychos, thieves and rain. Plus you acting like I don't have Google. I get all my news from Twitter and Culture Uncut like the ignorant folk." Nina says, handing his lighter back to him. She took a hit. "Boy, we are in America. There's a business for everything."

Nina laughed. "True, true. You don't have to worry about that any more. Aires family IS the one percent. Her granddaddy was a Prime minister and everything. TJ's practically marrying into royalty." She looked at him, unwrapping a Twinkie. "What the hell you be doing on Tuesday?" Nina took a bite and laughed hard. "Remind me to call you on your freaky day of the week." She said, practically crying. "That's called being replaced and sent to the unemployment line."

Nina pointed to the TV and the snacks. "Dinner, movie. Now talk." She laughs. "Do I need to force you to play truth or dare? Because I got some rope back there. I'm not afraid to tie you down." Nina shrugs with a chuckle. "Yes and no. Is fun to think about but I don't think I'd ever have to think it through seriously." She finished her Twinkie. "Really? Your just start over. That's interesting. Most people would fight."

"WHAT DO YOU WANT FROM ME?" Nina broke down laughing. She grabbed a big bag of hot fries and shook her head. "Don't worry bout that since you wanna hold out on somebody. If you're not talking, I'm not either." She said with a laugh. "Well,true. Like you said, we're still young. But you sound like you're in your 40s. Life never does have much of a meaning until you work you're whole life for it. I guess no one really wants to wait until then.

Nina laughed. "Bruh, I didn't do shit! Insanity sinks. That craziness was already there before he tried me." She folded her arms. "Oh you got your ways? Keep playing and your way will be out that door." She took another hit of her blunt before trying the hot fries. "How old are you?" She laughed. "I'm no an old man chaser. They ain't got nothing for me. I barely chase men. So what you're sayign is I'm not in your will yet?" She gasped, insulted. "All this time I kept your number in my phone. " She dried a fake tear.

Nina gave herself time to get her laughs out before she started talking again. "He was not a grown man. He was a scrawny ass boy who wanted to be a thug sooo bad. If he would've never said anything about my family, we wouldn't have had to go through that. Sad, he had talent. He just burned way too many bridges before he got to chance to cross them. Not my problem though." Nina sucked her teeth. "Damn you," She said before continuing. "Not really, it's just that women throw themselves at me waaay more than men do. Most men assume I'm taken or are too scared to approach me. Either I'm really pretty or really intimidating." She laughed taking a handful of hot fries out the bag. "But I'm not going into any more details until you do." She shook her head. "You and your will isasking for too much. Don't you know I'm busy these days?"