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"𝒮𝑒𝓍 𝒶𝒾𝓃'𝓉 𝓉𝒽𝑒 𝑜𝓃𝓁𝓎 𝓉𝒽𝒾𝓃𝑔 𝓉𝒽𝒶𝓉'𝓈 𝑜𝓃 𝓂𝓎 𝓂𝒾𝓃𝒹" A young woman by the name of Shania Jane Joseph who looks for love in the wrong places and always ends up with a broken and scared heart till she met her brother's producer/friend, Leland Tyler Wayne and she starts catching feelings for him, but she scared that he only wants her for her body and not for who she is. Did she go to the wrong place once again or did she find the love of her life? P.S I have no writing experience (I don't publish my work) this is for fun please dm me if you have any tips thankss💕. Insta-@hearts4metro

They say that the opposites attract. And it couldn't be more truer when it came to Juanita Monroe and Marshall Mathers. Juanita is a shy girl with a huge personality flow. She was always a people pleaser, you see. Doing stuff she didn't necessarily want to do just to make others happy and bring a smile to their face and brighten up their day. Which unfortunately leads to her getting taken advantage of a lot by people who realize it is simply damn near impossible for her to say "no". Meeting a man like Marshall, a rebellious guy and an aspiring rapper who has always played it by his own rules, never giving too many fucks about anybody but himself and the people closest to him, Nita finds herself quickly sucked into his world which will rock her own peaceful existence all the way to it's core...

Who wants that perfect love story anyway? Cliché, cliché, cliché, cliché

Nayeli is a 30-year-old single mother raising her spirited 7-year-old son, in her hometown of Charlotte, North Carolina. After enduring heartbreak from failed relationships, including the painful fallout with her son's father, Nayeli has sworn off the idea of romance. Instead, she pours herself into her career and focuses on being the best mom she can be. But life has a way of shifting even the most carefully laid plans. When news spreads that a mutual friend from Nayeli's close-knit circle has tragically passed away, old bonds are rekindled. Among those returning to town for the memorial is Shai Smith, a 36-year-old successful sports trainer who has spent years traveling for his career. Nayeli and Shai have known each other for over a decade, always sharing playful banter and harmless flirtation. They've laughed off their chemistry as nothing more than jokes - two people who were never in the right place at the right time. In the wake of loss, Shai stays in town longer than planned, reconnecting with old friends and reflecting on the fragility of life. As he and Nayeli cross paths more often, their once lighthearted interactions deepen. Despite the spark between them, both Shai and Nayeli carry the weight of past heartbreak. Shai's last relationship left him wary of trust, and Nayeli is terrified of exposing her son to a love that might not last. But as the days pass, their connection becomes undeniable. Through laughter, tears, and the lessons of loss, Nayeli and Shai learn that healing isn't about forgetting the past, but finding the courage to embrace what's ahead. In the echoes of shared memories they discover that sometimes, love doesn't come when you're searching for it.

kendrick lamar. dec 13. && n/a.

❛ YOU CAME INTO MY LIFE SENT FROM ABOVE , WHEN I LOST ALL HOPE, YOU SHOWED ME LOVE. ❜ 𝐈𝐍 𝐖𝐇𝐈𝐂𝐇, two artist come across one another, forming a romantic bond. their different ways cause conflict amongst them, will they overcome it? ❪ status: ╱ ongoing ❫ ❪ selena x eazy-e story ❫ greatest accomplishments, #1 in selenaquintanilla. #1 in ericwright. #1 in tupac. #1 in mya. #1 in aaliyah. #1 in nineties. #2 in eazye. #2 in ruthlessrecords. #2 in deathrowrecords. © eazyst

Trinity is protected by not only her big brothers but the biggest ex-Thug in Louisiana. Her father, Trayvon Lucas. She's the Princess of the Lucas family. But will this princess lose her crown when she follows in her mother's, Noami Parker, footsteps and find a Thug of her own.

Madison had always been the light on a dark block. Brownskin glowing under the faded streetlights, curls wild and untamed, like she refused to be tamed by the streets around her. Curtis used to tease her when they were kids, pulling at those curls, just to see her scrunch her nose and swat his hand away. But even back then, he knew-there was something about Madison that grounded him.

Marshall's daughter Hailie volunteers at a community arts center as part of a school project. One day, she brings home a copy of a zine made by the teens - raw poetry and short stories. Curious, Marshall flips through it and is unexpectedly moved by the writing. He notices the editor's name: Kate Caldwell. Later, when Hailie invites him to a small event at the center, he meets Kate in person. She recognizes him, but doesn't fan over him - in fact, she's blunt and unimpressed by celebrity. Her disinterest is disarming, and it draws him in. They begin a slow friendship. Kate, still dealing with the fallout from her own past, is wary of trust. Marshall sees a kindred spirit in her - someone who knows pain, reinvention, and how words can both heal and destroy. Is there any chance for them?