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One of the only remaining remaining memories that Westley has of his father. -
After the death of Westley's father, Joy was unable to handle the pressure and sought after the support of her parents. -
After a game of football that becomes hostile, the boy hits Wes, angering him to the point of charging him with a knife which led to the police intervening and arresting him. -
He began earning money by participating in the drug trade and used the cover up that he was DJ-ing. It causes a dispute and entices Tony to give up trying to convince Wes to not get involved with drugs. -
He wasn't doing well in school, and began to go around the neighborhood under the nickname "Kid Kupid," vandalizing things with his logo and it ended up getting him arrested. -
His mother, Joy, often threatened Westley that if he did not improve, he would be sent to military school. It turns out that she was serious. -
After meeting a woman named Alicia, they became more than friends quickly and ended up having kids together.
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Wes has two more children, but with another woman named Cheryl. Cheryl is a constant drug user and Wes is in not position to be raising kids at the moment.
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After some years, the military school had a large part on Westley and he ended up becoming a Platoon Sergeant, a cadet master sergeant. He was the youngest non-commissioned officer in the entire corps. -
Job Corps was a program aimed to helped the disadvantaged youth get a place in society by teaching them useful skills. While it promised a lot, it was only a temporary escape from his issues and want to get away from the drug business. -
Wes and Tony led a robbery on a jewelry store which ended in the death of an off duty police officer working as a security guard. Wes was sentenced to life in Prison. -
After taking an interest in having the same name, Westley decides to send a letter and speak to him. These conversations eventually led to the publication of the book in 2010.