Moe is 19 and has just avoided going to jail—but freedom came with a price.

Authorities offered him a deal: cooperate and provide information when violence involving Tavon’s organization happens. Moe accepted because he believed staying locked up would put everyone in his household at risk. In his mind, he wasn't planning to actually give anyone up. He was buying his way home.

Now Tavon knows.

Tavon unexpectedly enters Moe's bedroom while Moe is rolling a blunt. Moe immediately understands why he's there, but he tries desperately to behave as though everything is normal.

It isn't.