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Franklin Lamborghini Backstory Frank for short, Frank grew up in the cold streets of Manchester England, both of his parents were murdered when he was 6 years old. Moving in with his auntie, Frank turned to a violent life, getting involved with the wrong crowd and taking part in the wrong activities. His first encounter with the law was at age 11 when he was caught robbing a 93 year old lady in his local Small Tesco carpark. He continued to go down the wrong path and ensured himself a solid character within his gang. The people he chilled with knew he was legit, he never snitched and always backed his boys. By the time he hit his teenage years, Frank had fully immersed himself in the gang life. The sense of belonging and respect he found there was something he had never experienced before. The gang was his family now, filling the void left by his parent's untimely death. They called themselves "The Manc Lads" and were notorious in the neighborhood for their ruthless ways. Frank quickly climbed the ranks, his fearlessness and loyalty earning him a respected spot among the older members. They saw in him a reflection of their own lost youth, hardened by the same streets that had taken so much from them. Frank's involvement in petty crimes escalated. What began with minor thefts and vandalism soon turned into more serious offenses. By the time he turned 15, he was running his own part of the gangs drug operation which ensured the money kept on coming in for him and those he cared for. But the streets showed no mercy, and there was always another job, another fight, another score to settle. Frank couldn't afford to dwell on his past or his fleeting dreams of a different life. He was in too deep, and the gang depended on him. He couldn't let them down. His gang were like his brothers, and in their own way, his protectors. On one night, things took a turn for the worse and it would change Frank's view on life forever. A rival gang had slowly been moving in on The Manc Lads' territory and as of now tensions were at an all time high. Frank and his crew planned to send a clear message. It was supposed to be a simple hit but something went wrong during the middle of it. Shots were fired, and in the midst of things, Frank's best friend, Danny, was shot in the chest. The view of Danny lying there, bleeding out on the cold pavement, took Frank back to a day in his past, his parent's death. In the aftermath, as Danny fought for his life in the hospital, Frank found himself at a crossroads. The life he had chosen had always been about survival and loyalty, but now it was claiming the people he cared about. He started to question everything, the gang, his choices, and the future that awaited him if he continued down this path. As Danny recovered, Frank made a vow to himself. He would find a way to honor his friend and make something more of his life, something that didn't involve violence and crime. But walking away from the gang wasn't going to be easy. The Manc Lads didn't take kindly to deserters, and Frank knew he had to be smart about his next moves.
Franklin Lamborghini Backstory Frank for short, Frank grew up in the cold streets of Manchester England, both of his parents were murdered when he was 6 years old. Moving in with his auntie, Frank turned to a violent life, getting involved with the wrong crowd and taking part in the wrong activities. His first encounter with the law was at age 11 when he was caught robbing a 93 year old lady in his local Small Tesco carpark. He continued to go down the wrong path and ensured himself a solid character within his gang. The people he chilled with knew he was legit, he never snitched and always backed his boys. By the time he hit his teenage years, Frank had fully immersed himself in the gang life. The sense of belonging and respect he found there was something he had never experienced before. The gang was his family now, filling the void left by his parent's untimely death. They called themselves "The Manc Lads" and were notorious in the neighborhood for their ruthless ways. Frank quickly climbed the ranks, his fearlessness and loyalty earning him a respected spot among the older members. They saw in him a reflection of their own lost youth, hardened by the same streets that had taken so much from them. Frank's involvement in petty crimes escalated. What began with minor thefts and vandalism soon turned into more serious offenses. By the time he turned 15, he was running his own part of the gangs drug operation which ensured the money kept on coming in for him and those he cared for. But the streets showed no mercy, and there was always another job, another fight, another score to settle. Frank couldn't afford to dwell on his past or his fleeting dreams of a different life. He was in too deep, and the gang depended on him. He couldn't let them down. His gang were like his brothers, and in their own way, his protectors. On one night, things took a turn for the worse and it would change Frank's view on life forever. A rival gang had slowly been moving in on The Manc Lads' territory and as of now tensions were at an all time high. Frank and his crew planned to send a clear message. It was supposed to be a simple hit but something went wrong during the middle of it. Shots were fired, and in the midst of things, Frank's best friend, Danny, was shot in the chest. The view of Danny lying there, bleeding out on the cold pavement, took Frank back to a day in his past, his parent's death. In the aftermath, as Danny fought for his life in the hospital, Frank found himself at a crossroads. The life he had chosen had always been about survival and loyalty, but now it was claiming the people he cared about. He started to question everything, the gang, his choices, and the future that awaited him if he continued down this path. As Danny recovered, Frank made a vow to himself. He would find a way to honor his friend and make something more of his life, something that didn't involve violence and crime. But walking away from the gang wasn't going to be easy. The Manc Lads didn't take kindly to deserters, and Frank knew he had to be smart about his next moves.
