Epilogue To Aaliyah's Last Chapter

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Principal Brown. Aaliyah, and Gem left Wingdale and rushed to speak to Mayor Price. When they arrived at the mayor’s office they rushed upstairs to see Mayor Price. They bust in his office with a bunch of noise going on about the new information. “Mayor Price all those girls that got taken by the mafia are still alive and I know where they are, Gem said.” “How do you know where they are at and if they’re still alive, Mayor Price asked?” “I saved a new blood today and she overheard the thugs talking, Gem added.” Gem pointed to Aaliyah standing in the doorway looking into the room. Mayor Price looked stunned but didn’t want to add anything else to the discussion. “Look I wish I could help but I can’t my hands are tied at the moment, Mayor Price said.” As Gem looked at the mayor’s face she saw fear and shame in his eyes. “Mayor are you in on this, she asked.” “It’s a long story on how I am involved in this but I didn’t know Fat Tony was going to do this, he added.” “Is he the leader in this he is isn’t he, Gem asked?’’ “Look if you aren’t going to help us then stay behind your desk and do your job, Aaliyah added.” …show more content…

"So would you guys care to tell how that happened, he asked calmly?" Gem responded back "We had to save Aaliyah she would have been gone." Seeing that the Mayor was in a state of mind not to be dealt with at the time Principal Brown told them "Let's just go handled this

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