Childhood Fights

[MeezDiscreet]

ladylike's part 2 reminds me of a fight my little brother had...

when we were younger, some boy from another street came on our street and fell off his bike. everyone laughed but he chose my brother to hit in the face. my brother came and got me out of the house and when i saw how little the boy was, i just couldn't beat him up. but i talked mad isht about how he better get out our yard and off our street before i whupped him. he threatened to get his older sister and blah blah blah.

well when my mom came home (and everyone knew my mom was the crazy lady), all the kids took off so she knew something was up. she asked me what happened and i told her my brother got punched in the jaw. she asked him "did you hit him back." his response was no. her response was "get yo azz in the car."

i stayed home but a little while later, she storms through the door talking to herself. she goes in my parent's room, pulls out her .357 burner and announces "DON'T NOBODY ANSWER THE DOOR BUT ME!"

turns out, she drove my brother around the neighborhood until they found the boys. she grabs the only thing she could find in the car -- a wire hanger -- and tells my brother to basically handle up. they get out the car and she turns into don king, telling the little boy "he got something to say to you." my brother and the little boy proceed to fight while my mom monitored it.

after it had gone on long enough my mom tried to stop it when the little boy swung again and busted my brother's nose. mom says "i told you to stop," and the little boy pushes my mom and calls her a bit...
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why did he do that??

my mom pushes the little boy back and says "what you wanna do? come on lil n...." then i think she realized that she was about to pummell a child that wasn't hers so she stops before she actually hits the child, who then says he's getting his mother. don't yall know my mom sat by the door with her piece, waiting all night. i didn't know whether to laugh or boot up too, in case i had to handle something too. we still tease her about that to this day though. it's funny now, but on that day, i was scared that would be the last time i saw my mother as a free woman.