Jasmine is determined to be happy, to learn about herself, and to exist unapologetically. As soon as she figures out how anyone can possibly achieve that. *** 21- year old black woman of African descent attending a predominantly white college, living in a mostly white neighborhood, and with a white family learns how to love herself, shapes her own identity, and manages to thrive from within. *** Her dating life is... without lack of better wording, shit*y. She will figure it out. Black Girl Magic and all.

Asha Mitchell is all about her education and the next box to check off her list of goals. She never allows anyone to steer her from her path or take her eyes off the prize. She's a big time lover who also knows how to choose herself or play the game if she feels it's necessary. But she rather not. She admires love and wants everything it has to offer if she can. Some of the best relationships are built on friendship, and Asha doesn't realize that until Sanchez Harmon. He's goal oriented and doesn't have time for games. He knows what he wants for all aspects of his life - except his love life. Relationships aren't his strong suit because he's never been in one and never wanted one. Romantic love is a fantasy to him; nice to watch but unrealistic. A few things come to light when the two become friends after a homecoming party. One is an open-hearted lover and the other can't see himself in love. They love different but they'll try to figure out which way is best for them.