Don't Read If You Haven't Read Thug Across The Street & Thug Across The Street II

"This was suppose to be easy, nobody was suppose to get hurt". Twenty year old Ivory Santana was what most people would call friendly and caring. She'd be the person you'd least expect to have a father running one of the biggest drug trafficking industry's in America. Ivory has went through great measures keeping that part of her life private while attending college at NYU, that is until she's taken. Twenty two year old Jade and his older brother Ohaji are 2 completely different types of people that you wouldn't expect to even associate with each other if they weren't related. With dreams of one day being as legendary as their father once was. The two brothers were given the task of kidnapping their boss, big Al's enemy's daughter until he agrees to compromise. Sounds simple enough right? WRONG. What happens when Ivory teams up with the brothers and this turns into a cat and mouse game between bonds and blood?

Three words was all it took and she blew it. She had one job, and that was to keep her mouth shut. He told her two words, wanna guess what it was? Editing Cred: @YoungTiller

"Love don't live here....." Or so I thought...

An outcast with an affinity for painting and peace comes across the woman that will change his life for good. The obedient, intelligent, and beautiful, Nigerian daughter of a strict former African chief. Will love overpower envy? ©2016 "Basquiat." All Rights Reserved To @Trvps0ul_.

"I am the King, My brother is Prince. The streets of Oakland our signed to me, And whom I owe my life. I am my father's son and I will wait every night until he comes back. My faith cannot be broken and my heart cannot be sweetened" -Greyson

Abandonment, homelessness, a bruised Ego, and a cold heart all fall into play. Elora Montes has always fought the odds that are thrown her way, but when her boss fires her from her job can she make it in the hot Miami Streets?

Head full of hair, mind full of thoughts, flat footed when she walks. Quiet, but outspoken, mediocre but extraordinary, simple but complex. Crisp hair line, mind full of thoughts, a certain swagger in his walk. Outspoken, but reserved, sarcastic but sincere, coward, but brave. God bless the black kids still true to themselves even on the block where the crack lives. Roots so deep they'd probably touch the ocean floor. But understand these kids unapologetically black, growing from the strangest trees these black berry babies got a lot to carry. A BeautyAndTheBrain and GoldenGoddessR collaboration.

James (Chris Brown Cameo) and his five year old daughter Joy are homeless. After waking up to his car being repossessed his life turns.... for better or for worse? a/n: Don't let the number of the parts scare you. They are very readable and short!