Live My Life

Kills, a well-known boss of Harlem, is pushed to his limit when an old rival makes moves on his operation. Forced to keep his status as a boss untainted he has to handle the situation. When he gets to the bottom of it another problem emerges. What can he do when he just wants to live his life?

This story is based on a song that was written by Cameron "Camron" Giles called "Leave Me Alone pt.2." With the love for music and the gift to write ROAM! presents another short story to surface.

Genre: Street Crime

Live My Life grew out of a vision that saw the song as a music video. When it fell on deaf ears ROAM! began constructing the song into a story with the feeling of a reset, disappearing and still standing tall into a short story you can finish in a single sitting.

Through the pages, you walk beside a character who is tired of being everybody's anchor while quietly sinking. Every choice he makes pulls him between loyalty and self-preservation; the block and the better life he sees for himself. 

Great for commuters and late-night thinkers.
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