Wahida Clark - Thug Matrimony
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THUG
MATRIMONY
WAHIDA CLARK
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DAFINA BOOKS are published by
Kensington Publishing Corp.
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New York, NY 10022
Copyright 2007 by Wahida Clark
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eISBN-13: 978-0-7582-6729-0
eISBN-10: 0-7582-6729-0
First Kensington Trade Paperback Printing: April 2007
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Printed in the United States of America
All praise is due to the Creator. I thank Him for always coming through for me in time, on time, all the time.
My husband, thank you for holding it down for a sista. We only have a few more months of this madness. To our daughters, Hasana and Wahida, I am very proud of both of you. Wahida, good lookin out on the lyrics for LilE.
To the rest of the fam: my mom and dad of course. Love you both. Carla and Rob, glad you two are home safe from Iraq. Carla, you always have your familys back. Thank you for all of your sacrifices. To my bestest Aunt Ann, I love you. Aunt Sis, hang in there a little while longer. Aunt Ginger and Aunt Marva, you two have been writing me; and Aunt Ginger sending me money my entire bid. I love you as well. My cousin Jay Harris. Where are you? I miss you. My baby brother, Melvin, we gonna do this right this time, feel me? Love you and my nephews Tyrece & Damar.
My spiritual brothers and sisters. Cant wait to be in your midst to assist in doing our Fathers work. Your dedication is inspirational. Gina, you took the torch from Kisha and are now holding it down. Words cannot express my appreciation. To Aisha Nobel Samataha, Hadiyah, Al Nisa, and Omar for driving my girls down to see me. And to the rest of the fam, you are appreciated and you know who you are.
Now for all those who was down with my personal grind: Sylvia Ryan Webster, thanks for always being there. Dee Favors, did we put in work or what? We thought it would never end! I know this has been an experience youll never forget. Little Yalanda Carter, Sun Motley-Hill and Lashawn James, yall are true team players. Watch out for the haters. Kisha Caldwell from the D, you get double points: reader and hairdresser. Adriene Harrell, Barbara Hooker, Intelligent Tareef Allah, Angelia Ahladis, Courtney Moran: lets stick to our game plan and make it happen. Show me the money!! Adiam Berhane, I appreciate all the research. Antoinette Boxley and my bad little protege Armeca Gargani: think before you speak, thank you very much.
Supreme, keep ya head up.
Thanks to my cheerleaders and motivators: Reyna Daniels, Big G. Ganaway, Fish, Carolyn Jackson, Ms. Carter, Hope and Natalie Leath.
To the rest of the Alderson crew, Catherine White, the biggest Tramp and my hair braider Teresa Ramseur, Char Romane, Tanya McNeil, Kim Moffet and the whole Moffet clan out of Charlotte who ran to Wal-mart for my book and brought them out. That was love. And Nick Kiser, whatever! Sheila Waller, Tawanna Clark, Linda Gleaton, Regina Thompson, Vee, Von, Kisha Wade and Renay Coachman.
Angela James and Shontay, thanks for the office space (smile). Another one of my hairdressers, Sprinkles, Patty Dukes Gabriel and Marissa Massey: may your mothers rest in peace and to all prisoners whose loved ones passed away while they were incarcerated.
To my Spanish mamis who helped me with translating the Spanish parts: Ana Castillo, Rosalbo Villegas, Marcelina Machuca, Wanda Rodriques, Seora Cruz and Diana.
The peeps who I forgot to mention in Payback Is a Mutha: my adopted niece Ella Big El Camp, big up on graduating, Kim McDowell and Michelle Smith.
To my fellow authors who keep it gully and sent me books and mail: Kwame Teague, K. Elliot, Joe Black, Rob Booker, Paul Johnson, Paula Edwards, Jaeyl Imes, Crystal Perkins-Stell, Brenda L. Thomas, Nikki Turner, Diane and everyonebe on the lookout for Seth Soul Man Ferranti. You are always on your grind. Got me that King piece and Im sure many more to come. I appreciate you and respect your hustle. T. Styles, Hickson, Sha, Jason Poole, C-Murder, Fajr Bintits a pleasure working with you.
A big, big shout-out to my Anthology contributors: Whats Really Hood? Vol. I. Lashonda Teague, Mo Foxx, Shawn Jihad Trump, Bonta and Victor Martin.
Thanks to my agents Marc Gerald and Earl Cox. My editors Selena James and Karen Thomas. Ill see you sistas soon.
Special thanks to all the book clubs, bookstores and vendors who are always on their grind. Cant forget Don Diva, Street Felon and Essence.
And saving the most important thanks for last: my readers. You are the best. I really do appreciate all of the love, support, fan mail and pictures. This ones for you.
Peace & Love,
Wahida
Wahida_Clark@hotmail.com
Wahidaclarkpresents.com
P.S. Project Pat, everybody is asking me if you kept your word
and wore a FreeWahidaClark T-shirt on BET Nope!
I ts my wedding day. Im Angel Denise Smith but today I will officially become Mrs. Kaylin Santos. I am a corporate and entertainment attorney and I am marrying a retired drug dealer. Hes a young brother who comes from a big family and who legally has a recycling business and a record label. He has a four-year-old son by his ex, named Malik, whom I love to death. You should hear him call me Red, the nickname his daddy calls me. Hes a trip.
This has been a crazy day. For starters, last night I found out that Im pregnant. My plan was to surprise my husband tonight on our honeymoon. But as fate would have it, I ate some salsa, guacamole, and spicy chips and two hours later my dream wedding gown, a hand-beaded mother-of-pearl, swarvoski-crystal Vera Wang, was being used as a vomit dispenser. I was devastated. Then what really pissed me off was when I sent for my husband to be, and these two uppity, bitch-ass wannabe wedding coordinators, who obviously forgot that Im the one who signs their checks, had the nerve to tell me the bride is not supposed to see the groom or some ole off-the-wall bullshit like that. I went the fuck off! I told both of them hoes to get ta stepping! Shit, my husband to be, my baby, was the only one who could make it right and I needed him. Either that or call off the fucking wedding, because it was going to be my way or the highway. And just as sure as the sun does shine, my baby handled things. He made everything all right, well, actually more than all right. After he found out that I was pregnant, he was ecstatic. Then he told me how much he loved me, how beautiful I am and how I make him complete. Even when I began stressing over the fact that I was ready to practice law at our record label and wasnt sure about having a baby at this time, he made it all right again. He told me that the label wasnt going anywhere so I might as well enjoy the pregnancy. He said that we had enough money to do whatever the fuck we wanted. And for me not to sweat the small shit. I was, like, I know thats right!
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