If I were a writer for Tyler Perry's Sistas/Zatima, I would maintain the drama that's already been introduced but elevate the storytelling with more intelligent and mature conversations between characters. By doing so, the conflicts would feel more grounded and relatable, appealing to both Zatima and Karen fans. The relationships would develop through meaningful dialogue, where misunderstandings are addressed with empathy and thoughtfulness rather than childish storylines that have no ending, premature endings, or completely make no sense. Balancing drama with realistic portrayals of adult relationships, the series would not only entertain but also resonate more deeply with its viewers.

Grandpa Luther has always told Zachary that once he was no longer walking the earth that he would leave everything to his beloved grandson. Years after his passing, Zachary discovered his grandfather had way more than he expected. Despite his newfound wealth, Zachary stayed committed to his goals, continuing with Chain Breakers, where he worked toward earning both his business and realtor licenses. He kept the details of his inheritance from everyone, not wanting to be taken advantage of. Karen, who had her own hidden agenda, tried to manipulate Zachary by falsely implicating him in a situation that could affect his future. Though Zachary helped her when needed, he remained focused on his own path and the promises he made about securing a better life for his future children. His relationship with Fatima began to evolve as secrets unfolded, and Zachary showed sides of himself that no one expected.

When everything familiar begins to fade, she becomes the place he runs to.

She wasn't looking for anything but peace. He wasn't expecting anything but silence. But some stories don't ask permission before they begin. And in a city that never stops moving, two souls on pause might be exactly what sets everything in motion.

Fatima Wilson and her family lead a double life. By day, they manage a legitimate business. By night, they are ruthless leaders involved in criminal activities. Raised in a family where power and control reign supreme, Fatima has inherited their unyielding nature. Her world is one of calculated moves and unspoken rules, until she encounters her soul tie. This unexpected connection challenges everything she knows about loyalty, love, and power. In a world where trust is scarce and betrayal is common, can Fatima and Zac find a way to balance their hearts and the Wilson's empire?

Meeting someone when you're at your lowest and when you least expect it, it all seems weird....or maybe it's Fate?

Book Summary: U & I Fatima, a devoted single mother to four-year-old Chloe and proud owner of a charming local bakery, finds herself drawn to the ruggedly handsome construction worker she sees every morning across the street. His name is Zac-a quiet, seemingly distant man focused on his work, unaware of the gentle glances sent his way. Or so Fatima believes. What she doesn't know is that Zac has noticed her too. A single father to five-year-old Zayden, Zac has been quietly admiring the warm, determined woman who always seems to start her day with flour-dusted hands and a smile. Fate brings them together one afternoon at the park, where their children form an instant bond-and so do they. As friendship blossoms into something deeper, Fatima and Zac navigate the challenges of single parenthood, personal fears, and the scars of past heartbreak. You and I is a heartfelt story of second chances, the quiet power of connection, and the kind of love that grows slowly but roots deeply-between two people, and the families they bring with them.

"I can't keep doing this to myself Zac, I want something more." "You knew what you were getting yourself into from the beginning Fatima."

Zac knows what it means to be broken. Love burned him once, and he swore he'd never let it happen again. Hardened by betrayal and a past he doesn't talk about, Zac keeps his heart locked away-safe, untouched. Fatima thought she had love all figured out-until it shattered in her face. Now, she moves with caution, focused on her career, her peace, and never letting another man play her for a fool. Neither of them are looking for love. But when their worlds collide, sparks fly and walls start to crumble. What begins as a slow connection quickly turns into something deeper-something neither of them expected. But old wounds leave scars, and falling for someone new means facing the pain of the past. In a world full of trust issues, broken hearts, and second chances-can Zac and Fatima risk it all to find something real?

How some of SISTAS Season 7 should have went. My View only