The protagonist drags a bag full of clothes and pictures down a hill, and waits several weeks before paying the bills.
The protagonist drags a bag full of clothes and pictures down a hill, and waits several weeks before paying the bills. Though she says "it's a shame we have to [*] play these games," she maintains that for all the lies he told, this is what he owes. These events, and a shopping spree at Nieman Marcus, are a cheated lover's revenge in—for 10 points—what song by Blu Cantrell?
The protagonist drags a bag full of clothes and pictures down a hill, and waits several weeks before paying the bills.
“Hit ‘Em Up Style”