Having to put up with 3 teenagers, is beyond Tiffany. She made it through the first 15 years, but its the last 4 years that are HELL. How in the hell have parents before her been able to put up with some many behavioral indiscrepancies? She SWEARS that she raised them better than THIS! Mowry and Tiffany have seemed to lose all power over one of the twins, and their son Anthony whose suppose to be the role model with him being the oldest, but he's the one who ultimately give's Tiffany the most distress in the end-- leaving her feeling defeated as a mother.

(When Our Paths Cross..) Thing’s take a curious turn when two “best friends” come to find out how much they really have in common.. Cherry and Dante have been close for two years now. They wouldn’t exactly say that they are “best friends” but they would say they just “know” each other really well. Dante had never crossed Cherry’s mind as someone she could “be” with. In fact that hadn’t even touched her mind at all. Dante was too much of a flirt, too much of a romantic player, who had initially fucked around all too much and gotten somebody pregnant. Dante was just the same, Cherry was just a cool ass chic from the day they met…but from an outsiders point of view you’d think much more was going on, actions speak louder than words perhaps? Life eventually turns into an unpleasant weight on Dante’s shoulders and Cherry is right there as always to help him through. Eventually a feeling in each of them starts to slowly build, but they go to GREAT heights to ignore this fire that has ignited itself. Will they meet each other at a cross roads and come to terms with it? Or will they completely miss each other passing by.

Nadia Dylan struggles with her learning disability and the teasing that comes along with it. She strives to do the best she can, but is always confronted with an obstacle. There is always a fork in the road just when things seem to be going good, all hell breaks loose ,and Nadia is once again right where she first began.

The struggle of raising a young boy into a man is a challenge all by itself, especially when you were never the parent to began with. Two sisters must learn how to raise their young brother who is abrasive, and without proper conditioning. With no ones guidance can two women really grow a boy to be a gentlemen?? It may very well be a goal achieved through hard work, and a little "elbow grease." but whose to say that along the way he won't fail?