Noalani is trying to become a successful lawyer and she's determined to let nothing get in the way. She meets Dillon at her new job working at a renowned law firm in Florida and is immediately drawn in to him, and it's the same for Dillon. Dillon has already accomplished his dream of becoming a lawyer and wishes to settle down. When Dillon and Noalani met, they had basic chemistry between each other and they knew it. When Noalani's ex and Dillon's mom pop up in the picture and various other problems arise, it begins to challenge their chances of being together and they begin to lose hope. Will they be able to overcome the challenges? Hopefully. *******Currently Editing*******

THIS STORY IS CURRENTLY BEING EDITED. . . MIND YOURSELF. Nathanial King moved to Savoie, Louisiana to deal with his broken heart. He needed closure. With all the resources at his feet, he knew that building the pol-dunk town into something respectable would be easier than breathing. In and out no big deal...than he saw her across the way and decided right than and there that he would lay roots and build something with her. Convinced that he dreamed her up, the CEO of King Industries set out to claim what is right fully his. {interracial romance with black woman, white man} This story will be told through Nathanial King's point of view. WARNING THIS STORY INVOLVES ADULT SITUATIONS. [Savoie, Louisiana is a fictional town in Northern Louisiana.]

The son of a Navy official, Mitchell Hollister has now enrolled into Annapolis' Naval Academy himself...will he be able to stick to the "destined script" that others have envisioned for him, or will he follow his heart and pursue his "taboo-esque" relationship with his once longtime friend and obsession, budding collegiate artist Jassandra Mills? Will their racially curious union survive what life has in store for them?

Growing up and visiting her grandmother in North Carolina during her summer vacations, Lauren didn't realize the difference between her and Jackson Hess, the son of the family her grandmother worked for as a nanny and housekeeper. But as they grow older and come into their own can they continue to deny the obvious? (Interracial; BWWM)