Sequal to "Her Boyfriend" ******* Language, Sex Scenes, ECT. ******* It's been three years since Liyah and Josh has seen eachother, and so far their lives are going in the direction they expected them to be, almost anyways. Liyah's a top Journalist at one of the biggest companies, Frame. As for Josh, he's the QB of the NY Giants, so their dreams have finally came true. But before they graduated, Liyah was keeping a secret from Josh, and she still hasn't told him. Now that secret is three years old and her name is Lilyana, and now she's got bigger issues on her hands. Telling Josh, and trying to figure out what direction everything's gonna go from where they left off. But along the way, the media, as well as people from their pasts, might get in the way of them both trying to figure everything out. Will they end up together after everything they've been through? Or will they end up going their seperate ways?

For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction, and for these two, their lives have been planned down to a science. For Wylan Olson, being yourself can be very stressful. Since she was young, her emotions have always been backwards. The embodiment of 'tears of joy,' that laughs to keep from crying, not many people understand her struggle. Mostly because she barely understands it herself, but she's making it...barely. All she wants to do is make something out of herself, and she's willing to work for it. Kwame Okari has been raised to be perfect. His parents' strict expectations at son leave no room for friendships, which they regard as frivolous. Their only concern is for him to be Ivy League, and he cannot afford to disappoint. He is a boy on a mission, with a clear objective: be first. And there's only one person standing in his way-Wylan. As the two develop a better understanding of each other, competing agendas complicate their relationship forcing them to decide which is more important: attraction or ambition, satisfaction or success, friendship or fruition, and lead them to wonder if one has to be mitigated for the other.