Honorable Drug Lord by Terveen Gill — Gobblers & Masticadores
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A drug lord needs an heir to his legacy.
He has a son that doesn’t fit the bill.
But where there’s a will, there’s a way.
A son proves that he is indeed his father’s son.
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My father is a respected gangster. I’m just a pathetic thug. But I was born with credibility entrenched in my genes. I’m Simon Lobo’s only biological son. My father had other children, but they weren’t his. They were offspring of the streets, stuck to its asphalt like chewed and spit out gum. My father scraped […]
Honorable Drug Lord by Tervee Gill — Gobblers & Masticadores
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Terveen Gill is a versatile author and writer who has had the pleasure of growing up on two different continents. Having spent her childhood years in the United States, she returned to India, and has since been living in Chandigarh, a beautiful city in North India. Choosing engineering as her path, she obtained a bachelor's degree in Computer Science. However, paths are discovered only to be changed. Life's unpredictable tale made her realize her passion for writing, and thus began a journey that is transforming into a wonderful literary experience. The author of graphic novels and short stories, versatility is her secret weapon. From a storyteller to a film-maker, script-writing, film direction and film editing are pursuits that challenge and enhance her creativity. Her motto is, ‘If it can be imagined, it is already half-done’.
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Ah the ending Terveen!
Now the son will be someone to be feared for a long time to come.
Thanks so much, Parikhit. That would be a huge twist of fate. Good to hear from you. 🙂
No matter how rich and powerful you become, Terveen, there is always someone waiting to knock you off that perch. A great Tuesday read as always.
Thanks a lot, Davy. Always keep an eye on the ones you least suspect. And no one’s truly invincible. 🙂
i m more interested
in the late jon lord
than any drug lord
terveen
Haha. I might have to agree with you. Thanks for stopping by. 🙂
yw i gotta a little heady there.
darling you sent me. i sigend on and off. oh boy!
wow ! I never saw that coming — and nor did White Simon; great writing, Terveen , and a great pic —
That pic is a stunner. Thanks for the appreciation, John. 🙂
it sure is; you can’t ignore a face like that 🙂
Awesome story, Terveen. 😊
Thank you so much, Jeff. Take care and keep writing! 🙂
That’s a big surprise. I thought he’s going to do something to impress his father. Well… I guess killing the person one wants to impress is the ultimate impressive thing to do. This comment of mine became anonymous on the other place, but I thought I used to submit comments and got acknowledged as me. Hmm… WP is weird sometimes.
Lol. I love how you say this, Haoyan. And WP can indeed be weird. About a year ago, my comments stopped being posted on other sites and I had to inform the Happiness Engineers (why are they called that??) before the problem was rectified. Cheers to weird! 🙂
Brilliantly crafted story Terveen and the ending was just epic🌹
Thanks so much, Michelle. I really appreciate it. 🙂
Uh…. This odd I know the guy in the photo…. 🤣
https://www.instagram.com/p/BpM_snpCEQ1/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=
It’s truly a small world. Lol. Thanks for sharing this. 🙂
I had a feeling that sonny boy was going to ice the old man. He had a sense of malice and desperation about him that sort of set his course of action into stone. Fathers and sons often have strange and unhealthy dynamics in their relationships. Of course. It could be that I’ve watched too many crime dramas, too! No matter. This is an excellent example of superb writing. Great job as always, Terveen. 🙂
Thanks a lot, Mike. I suppose crime dramas are inspired by real life, and family dramas can be very cruel and spiteful. The need to dominate is a part of the human nature. And parents tend to be the first to try their hands at it when it comes to their own children. Better be careful though. Things can swing the other way…. 🙂