Luv's Design
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It has been two weeks since I last saw Mr. Davidson. Our appointment this morning was supposed to be at 9:00 a.m. Of course he was late. He then came around lunchtime - again! He probably thought he was going to pull that same stunt he tried the last time we met. That, “let’s go to lunch” stunt. I wonder what makes this type of man think he can do things like that? Comes whenever he wants, he’s always late, does he acknowledge time? Why/why not? I need to get to the bottom of that behavior. Anyway, he was wrong. I was scheduled to have lunch with Angela. She had already arrived. She and I were talking when he entered, again, unannounced. I need to check with Denise to find out how he does that. How does he get by her? Does she let him? Does he sweet-talk her? Does he wait until she turns her head? Or is he just that quick? Talking, walking, mind moving fast and all in one sweep, he’s gotten over? I need to find out.
Finally Angela was able to witness Mr. Davidson, up close and in person, his manipulating charm (maybe that’s what he does to Denise). I had to inform Mr. Davidson that he was late again and this time we would have to reschedule. With the softening of his dark brown eyes and a sneaky smile, he ran fingers across his mustache goatee and then did that cripple looking walk thing, while approaching Angela. He licked his lip, chewed on that gum, then placed his hands inside his jeans pockets. He tilted his head to the right, and then spoke softly. The soft mellow sound caused both, Angela and myself, to move in closer to hear his words. I am seriously going to note every move he makes, every step he takes. Are they on purpose? Does he realize what he’s doing? He apologized, it seemed like only to Angela. He cunningly stated that she was to forgive him. He then invited her to stay for his session. He said perhaps we both could offer him some help and insight. He shrugged his shoulders and presented an innocent look, about as innocent as a Rottweiler dog could offer. Yeah, right, something about those dogs. They’re cute and all, strong looking, but you still fear their power.
I need to ask Angela to write some notes for me on what she thought. I can hardly wait though, her never-ending smile let me know she was quit intrigued. After he left, she said she thought this would be the perfect project. What did she mean by that?
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Luv
Instead, what the counselor finds, is her thoughts, opinions and ideas being challenged by the client’s street wise baller style, older brother, Daniel Davidson. A bet is made and the challenge for Luv Hudson is to try and change the home boy Daniel Davidson! But Mr. Davidson is determined to prove that, “when a person is a certain way, ain’t nothing you can do to change all that.”
About the Author
Born in Los Angeles, California and raised in Oakland, California, Natalya LaBauve-Williams has had, and continues to have, life experiences that are creatively written and strategically placed inside of the stories she writes, easily displaying her natural knack for writing. With undergraduate time spent at
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Having realized her love for writing at a young age, Natalya LaBauve-Williams, first displayed her creative expression, by placing friends and family members into fantasy filled stories, then offering them the home made novels, just to see the expressions on their faces. Her first self published novel Tale From a Square Sista's Hood provides energy, excitement and skills with the same intensity that you will find in her new novel, Luv's Design.
Natalya LaBauve-Williams has the ability to take an urban love story and explode it with written flavors of hip-hop, street, and thug loving! Through her novels you find out what happens when people from different social classes mix and mingle while looking for love. Natalya LaBauve-Williams still resides in the Bay Area with her husband and two daughters.