Friday, November 6, 2009

NPICDF 31 - Interracial Love Sparks

No Paper Inmgracion Carcel De Federal
Chapter Thirty-One : Interracial Love Sparks



There were a lot of pheromones and hormones flying around in Franklin County Jail . Love is the greatest thing on Earth , people said ... . And i think jail was one of the best place to find your soul mate , , your sweet chocolate love , your honey bunny , your ..... real love ...
That was exactly the case of Kusan and Chocolate Rwanda



Kusan was a tough guy , born and raised in Uzbekistan's far far away caves , he was not really into those kisses , hugs and public bullshits like that . He never showed emotion on his face , never ever , but he were always saying: " I have a big heart - Horse heart!!!" "You know what am I saying" .



Chocolate Rwanda was on the cheering and joyful side of that relationship . He was trying to hug and be next to Kusan in every possible way . Those to lovebirds were meant to be together - together to fly free in the skies and spread peace all around the Earth - form Uzbekistan through Vermont to Rwanda
I think ICE had to speed up the process with moving people out of here , because we were about to change dippers soon ....



Content

Chapter  1:  Prologue
Chapter  2:  The Kidnap
Chapter  3:  The Holding Cell
Chapter  4:  The Condom Rule
Chapter  5:  Franklin County Jail
Chapter  6:  The Most Wanted
Chapter  8:  Calling The Embassy
Chapter 10: Graffiti Art
Chapter 12: Contraband Cereal
Chapter 15: Batio's Letter
Chapter 16: Moving Upstairs
Chapter 17: The Guards
Chapter 18: Wake Up Neo
Chapter 19: Every Day Is Sunday
Chapter 20: Labor Day Stories
Chapter 21: Conspiracy Theories
Chapter 22: Hotel Rwanda
Chapter 23: Just Some Thoughts
Chapter 25: Visitation Day 
Chapter 27: Jackpot!!!
Chapter 28: Mesican Suenos
Chapter 29: Tinkying about
Chapter 30: Inmigracion Law
Chapter 33: Moving Forward
Chapter 36: $ 4500 CASH
Chapter 37: Ocean View
Chapter 38: Instant Lunch
Chapter 39: Stories...
Chapter 40: GO!!!
Chapter 41: Boston
Chapter 42: Epilogue


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