This chapter is in part 2. It's called "i love new york." He says everyone in prison has a story. Here's mine. They left New Jersey and went to NYC. Jack was nervous and wanted it to be over. They got off and met up with Rik. They drove to Woodstock, NY to deal drugs. Hamilton freaks out because he thinks someone's following them. Rik blows it off. When they went to the boat, the guard told them that someone fixed their boat because it was moving away. The pot was right next to the anchor. Jack thinks whoever fixed the boat saw the pot, but Rik blows it off. Then, they went to the Chelsea Hotel and chilled. Rik told Jack that this hotel was fancy. There were a lot of famous people. Jack gets paid and loves it. He starts calling colleges. Hamilton goes outside and the FBI pop out. Hamilton runs and gets away. Jack sneaks out. Jack flees to Florida and checks in at the place he used to live at.
This chapter is in part 3. It's called "evidence." Jack's lawyer's name was Al E. Newman. He calls his dad and his dad says to go back because the cops knew who he was. His dad found the lawyer. He says Jack whould turn himself in. He goes back to New York. The story was in the newspaper. He went back to the Chelsea Hotel and checked in to the same room. Everything was still there except his ship log. Al says not to worry. He would be okay. Federal prison was better than normal prison. He finds out that the case is a "conspiracy based." The oppisite side attorney, Tepper, comes in shows his proof. Rik snitched. Hamilton didn't away. Tepper asks for dealer names, so Jack could get off easier. Tepper leaves and Al predicts five years probation.
I really liked these chapters. There was a great twist. I can't believe this really happened. I feel terrible for Jack. I feel for him because I always fall into traps like he did except it's never as bad as him.
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