The first time Travis ever laid eyes on Aaliyah he fell in love with her smooth chocolate skin and her gorgeous smile . He's determined to do whatever it takes to get her but there's just one problem ..... She's black . And Travis family and friends don't like black people . They turn their noses up at them . •••••••••••••••• Aaliyah's from the slum , a broke black girl who's fatherless with a struggling mother . While Travis lives in a rich neighborhood and is wealthy . His mother's a lawyer and his father's a doctor . Between Aaliyah being black and Travis family not approving of them being together it's tough . They think Aaliyah is no good and only want him for his money . Will Travis let them get in his head ? Will Aaliyah get tired and give up ? Read to find out !

(If you read 'Bunny' then you know that towards the end there is a movie plot. I came up with it just so the movie Willow would be in sounded realistic and good but I couldn't let it go so I wrote this book based off of it but with a few changes added after finding out there's apparently already a movie similar to the movie mentioned in 'Bunny'. This story contains true events and is now based on multiple real stories put into one.) "God owes me now and I want it paid back in full." In the south of Mississippi during the civil rights movement, two families seem tied together regardless of how many times they try to break apart. In the height of racial injustice and the fight back, the Moore and Ross families are plagued with hard choices, evil people and scary experiences. Read this book to be a part of both family stories as they learn it's okay to be selfish and live the life they deserve. (Warning: story contains violence, murder, attempted r***, slurs, and other harsh language. Reader discretion advised.)