Rule number 3 at Club Erotica is "Don't fall in love with a client". Wish Gia obeyed that rule.

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The year, 1978. You were the invisible, bookish tutor to a young Janet Jackson, trapped in a daily war zone of petty insults and relentless teasing from her older brother, Michael. You counted the seconds until you could escape his arrogance. Five years have passed, and the awkward girl is long gone. You're now a sharp-witted, glamorous reporter, rising through the ranks of the industry. When a fated reunion with Janet reignites your bond, she invites you into the inner circle of the world's most famous family. But walking into the Jackson estate means facing the ghost of your past. Michael is no longer the teasing boy you remember-he's a guarded, global icon who views your career as a threat. His hostility is chilling, and your mutual disdain is immediate. Yet, behind every sharp word and icy glare, a dangerous, undeniable attraction begins to spark. Just as you break through his walls, your editor delivers an ultimatum: write a career-defining exposé on the Jacksons, using your friendship with Janet as the ultimate leverage. Caught between the professional breakthrough you've worked years to achieve and a man you swore you despised-but have secretly craved-you face an impossible choice. How much are you willing to sacrifice for a love five years in the making?

She was never part of the plan. Not the fame, not the music, not the legacy he was building. She was just a girl who called him Michael not Michael Jackson, just Michael. They were good together once. Really good. But good doesn't always mean forever and she walked out of his life leaving nothing but a silence he couldn't fill no matter how loud the music got. Now Thriller is done, the world is waiting at his door, and all he can think about is her. He wrote her a song. She doesn't know that yet. But fate has a funny way of bringing people back to where they belong. insipid by @loumbre on tiktok

"In a neighborhood ruled by pride, you don't play with fire, especially when your brother holds the matches." Darryl is back from his prestigious boarding school, but the neon-lit streets of New York don't care about a diploma. To Mini Max and his crew, Darryl is just a boy who grew soft. He's a target who needs to prove he's still "bad" enough to survive the block. As Mini Max's street-smart younger sister, Carmen knows exactly how dangerous her brother's games can get. She tells herself she's only keeping an eye on Darryl to keep the peace, but late-night talks on fire escapes and hidden glances in the shadows change everything. Now, Carmen is caught in a deadly tug-of-war between the brother she's loyal to and the boy who is slowly stealing her heart.

sequel to Nobody's Business

It ain't nobody's business but mine and my baby's.

Seven Matthews could easily be any woman's dream but he's already set his sights on one. Having gone back to the same club just for her, he finally gathers the nerve to approach her. He plans to have her that night and entice her with the only way he knows how, with words so fire, she can't help but to give in. Rayne Akiyama is instantly intrigued by the handsome stranger's spoken word piece. She finds herself not wanting to give into the temptation that is him, but it becomes something she can't control. She quickly realizes that she's up against a caliber of man that she's never encountered before. Shortly after, searing gazes and easy conversation land them a night together. Could one night and an instant connection be real love?

Amina Carter works for the Trey Songs at Songz Productions and a little noisiness got her into a whole new mindset.Will things ever be the same or is she stuck in this forever.