Blue and Damu’s relationship is exactly what she always wanted in life. The love they have for one another is something that neither believes they could find anywhere else. Down to ride for one another and the love that they have, Blue finds herself questioning Damu and the love that he has for her when she finds out about the ex-girlfriend that he’s never told her about. They say true love conquers all, so what will happen when ex-girlfriend Kambria does something that can take Damu away from Blue for good? Lucy, Blue’s cousin has never been the type to settle down or give a man the time of day because she believes that all men want to do is hurt the woman that’s giving him a chance. That is until she meets Zoe Pierre-Cruz; Damu’s big brother and partner in the money game. He tries to show her that he’s willing to do anything to make her see that he wants to be with her, but the saying, “You can show somebody all the love in the world and they still won’t realize it until it’s too late” comes into play. Will it be too late for her and him to work things out when she finds him in a compromising position with her enemy? Come take a ride with these couples and find out if letting a Haitian Thug steal your heart guarantees a forever kind of love.

Blue and Damu are back while he's still recovering from what Kambria did to him, all Blue wants is for him to get better so that he can get back to doing what he loves to do which is making money and moves in the streets. After being by his side throughout his whole journey will things go back the way she wants them to or will his return to the streets put an even more strain on their relationship? Damu has a new outlook on life, he wants to give Blue everything that she wants from him but he has to make sure his money is straight before doing so. Surprising Blue with something she has always wanted but he wasn't willing to give will spark some unwanted attention. Kambria have her own drama going on since she can’t get Damu back, she’s settling for somebody that she has always had a connection with but he isn’t being all the way one hundred with her about his relationship status leaving her to give him an ultimatum could leave her hurt or happy. Lucy and Zoe are still trying to figure out what they are to one another, she doesn't know if he's worth all the trouble she went through in just a few weeks. Zoe is trying his best to make Lucy see that he can be the man that she deserves but it may be a little too late. Will his actions prove her wrong or drive her further away?

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