Sequel to heart of a woman. Chris and Renee's love life has always been an emotional roller coaster. After overcoming crazy Exes and backstabbing friends they came out on top ready to embark on a journey of love. But Is it really over? Are they really ready for their happily ever after? Rules of life says history repeats itself. The Next time around it's always worst.

Sasha Low wasn't famous. She wasn't an influencer, a model, or someone with a massive following. Just a regular girl posting selfies, outfit pics, and the occasional motivational quote. But somehow, she caught the attention of one of the biggest celebrities in the world-Chris Brown. It started with a like. One single like on a random picture, buried deep in her profile, too far back for anyone to stumble upon by accident. Sasha thought it was odd but shrugged it off. Maybe it was a fan page. Maybe it was a glitch. Then came the follows. His official account. Burner pages-anonymous profiles with no pictures, but something about them screamed him. The comments on her posts, the DMs, the song lyrics he sent that felt too personal, too intimate. At first, she thought it was some weird coincidence. A joke. But when she posted about attending a local event and saw a blacked-out SUV parked near the entrance, reality struck. Chris Brown wasn't just a fan of her Instagram. He was watching her. And he wasn't about to let her go.

When Mariah becomes Chris Browns assistant, she doesn't expect to do anything but get her coins. What she gets is way more drama than she bargained for. Chris somehow believes since Mariah is dark skinned and chubby that she is ugly. But just because she isn't his usual type doesn't mean that she's not gorgeous and desirable to most men. Will he change his way of thinking and see her for the gorgeous woman she is or will he continue to stay I'm denial of her true beauty?

She never believed in love after her broken past, and he was the last person she thought she'd fall for. But when her path collides with his, their worlds of pain and passion intertwine-proving that sometimes the love you fear the most is the one you need the most.