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Vanoss's Crew: A Short Story

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Reb was about 6’3, muscular yet skinny at the same time, pale skin. His hair was brown and his eyes were brownish with tints of green in them. Wearing a red muscle shirt and no jacket, he wore the same things as Caine. Both noticing this, they both bursted into laughter and hugged. “It’s been awhile, brother.” Reb said smiling, pulling away, he reached into his bag to pull out one of caine’s masks.

“Yes it has, Brother, You ready for school?”, putting on the mask, mentally calming down. Both walked out of the bathroom, chatting away while heading to the front office for their books and schedules. Getting what they needed they heard shouting and laughter. Exiting the office, they noticed an huge group of people in the cafeteria, about six people in total, yet so loud. Reb nudged caine to head to …show more content…

Once in the room, they went to the back right corner of the room.

Reb was rubbing his temples and pulled out a Dr.Pepper from his bag.

“That wasn’t all of them, but they are known as Vanoss’s Crew. with nine people in total, and believe me when I tell you, They fucking piss me off!”, slamming his fist into desk and started drinking. Unfazed by his friends anger, Caine tilted his head, interested in this gang.

“Why does that name sound familiar?”

“Because they aren’t just the popular and loved group of boys in school, Caine, They're also a dangerous gang that cause havoc all around Los Santos along with two other gangs. They are praised by everyone, even the fucking teachers. Just known for destruction and misuse of explosives and guns. They own a majority of the fucking city.”

“Wait, there are other gangs?! Why haven't you told me this!?”

“Because you had to focus on that out of state private school, why tell you this irreverent shit?”

Annoyed, Cain started to pace around the empty room. He was starting to get worried, with the knowledge of other gangs roaming when he goes hunting, he could kill the wrong person and start a unneeded

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