What is the difference? Tell me what is the difference between you and me. We both kill for what we want," the man asks. — Brittany Noel Bostic, The Fight
What is the difference? Tell me what is the difference between you and me. We both kill for what we want," the man asks. — Brittany Noel Bostic, The Fight
What is the difference? Tell me what is the difference between you and me. We both kill for what we want," the man asks. — Brittany Noel Bostic, The Fight
What is the difference? Tell me what is the difference between you and me. We both kill for what we want," the man asks. — Brittany Noel Bostic, The Fight
What is the difference? Tell me what is the difference between you and me. We both kill for what we want," the man asks. — Brittany Noel Bostic, The Fight
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What is the difference? Tell me what is the difference between you and me. We both kill for what we want," the man asks."We lived here first.

— Brittany Noel Bostic, The Fight
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