Rockshore East Original

[Kenny_Milano]

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[Kenny_Milano]

[Kenny_Milano]

[Kenny_Milano]

[Kenny_Milano]

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[Kenny_Milano]

 

 

[Blaz]

Amazing

[Kenny_Milano]

[Thomas_Fabroni]

Master class character development. Rare breed. Bravo, Milano.

[Kenny_Milano]

3 hours ago, Thomas_Fabroni said:

Master class character development. Rare breed. Bravo, Milano.

Thanks for the kind words, bro.

 

 

 

 

[Kenny_Milano]

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I was paroled on August, 2024, after serving sixteen months for burglary. Being faced with a lot of free time to reconsider my actions on the outside, I was thinking a lot about what have I done wrong. It doesn't take a freaking genius to realize how reckless I was. I mean, I went on a score in my own Jeep Grand Wagonner. Rookie mistake, you would say. My recent encounter with life behind bars convinced me that I needed to make serious changes in my criminal career to avoid any more prison time. Local cops pretty much knew everything about my old friends, old hangouts and old rackets so I had to shake things up a little. I didn't want to gamble my freedom under any circumstances. I figured, well, it's not like crime only exist in Rockshore. I wanted a new life, so I moved over to Los Santos. New city, new opportunities. I had my parole officer on speed dial. One of the Department of Corrections' demands was to find a legal job within a month of my release. So I got hired in a waste management company situated in Willowfield, Los Santos; called Sanitary Solutions. The job sucked big time, but what choices did I have? I smelled so bad I couldn't even get laid in a whorehouse on a slow Monday. Broads would avoid me in large circles. I had to show some sort of certificate to the DOC in attempt to prove myself to be a good and honest citizen. Little did I know, it only led me deeper in the underworld; yet I was unknown to law enforcement in „the city of saints“, so I would say only the sky was the limit. Considering the fact I was still on parole, I had to fight off my addiction for violence and crime and stay on the legal side of things for the moment. So that was one of rare occasions when Kenji Milano tried being an honest citizen. That period didn't last long though. Back at work I met some armenian guy named Larry. The guy was also an ex-con, he's been to prison on several occasions for all sorts of crimes so we clicked immediately. He used to hang out with some guys from Little Armenia and their crew was heavily involved in white collar crime. We went together on a few scores, made some easy money. He pretty much introduced me to the Los Santos' underworld. I learned a lot from Larry; from how to make a high quality forged ID to how to pull off an ATM scam. He showed me some other ways how to make money roll in and how to think out of the box when it comes to crime. Then I met Bill Avano and let me tell you something. From that point? The world has been my oyster...

 

You da plug bruh

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