"What's your name?" "Why ya talkin' to mi?" "Because I want to. Now, what's your name?" "You don't need ta know dat." "Why are you so mysterious?" "Why you askin' meh a lotta questions?" "Maybe I want to know who you are." "Maybe.. I don't want you ta know who I am." "But-" "You done nah? The teacher is talking." "Can you just tell me what your name is, girl next door?" "Robyn. Now turn around, gal. I'm trying ta work." After seemingly escaping her problems from her previous life, 17-year old basketball player, Robyn Fenty, moves to Santa Monica, California. New start. New high school. New people... new problems. 17-year old dancer Onika Tanya Maraj, commonly known as Nicki, wonders who is the girl next door. Nicki sees that the girl doesn't talk, and when she does, she's rude. She lives alone and she seems to love basketball. The mysterious girl somehow wows her and she vows to learn more about her. But for a girl who has a hidden past and won't let anyone get to her, what happens when their paths cross one day?

Nineteen year old Robyn Rihanna Fenty lacks empathy. Growing up in the projects in one of the roughest parts of the Bronx, she has endured struggle her entire life. Tired of being poor and sick of the ghetto, Robyn decides she will end the cycle of poverty that cursed her family and takes on a job offer that is just too good to turn down; however, just as there is a catch to everything, Robyn's new job is not as it seems - she is a newly hired assassin for a rich, powerful man called MJ who rules the streets and New York's youth, who compensates her for every body she drops. What will happen when MJ asks her to put a gun to the head of the future love of her life? Will everything end well or is she simply In Too Deep?

Single mother of one, Beyonce Knowles is a renowned doctor in one of New York's biggest hospital. She works day and night trying to provide and protect her 9 year old son, Alex to ensure a brighter future for him. Beyonce co-parent's with her baby daddy, Christopher Maurice Brown and tries to avoid unnecessary drama at all times. Life takes a turn when Beyonce meets her long lost friend, Nicki Minaj. She then faces some trials, tribulations and triumphs in her life. Nicki Minaj makes Beyonce reconsider all the morals that were instilled in her all in the name of love. It seems like Beyonce is stuck between a rock and a hard place. What will happen to Beyonce now?

Beyonce is torn, when she loves one, but doesn't want to hurt another.

Based on John Singleton's debut film.....

"Look I know what it feels like to lose someone you love, Smoke. You saw that demon inside me when I came home to my mama laid out on the concrete with six bullet holes in her body, that shit scarred me for the rest of my life and after that night I'm still convinced that even after 7 years I'll never be the same. Someone hated my mama so much that they ended her life not giving a fuck that she had three kids to raise and another one on the way. When that nigga took my mama's life, he took my baby brotha's too and I wasn't there to protect her. What the fuck was I gone do at 12 years old? Ain't shit that I can do that'll bring my mama back, but I promised over her grave that I was going to find the nigga who did it and best believe I did. That pain and rage that you're feeling doesn't go away overnight, it's time for you to let that shit out so we can start that healing process together, man." Kevin held me tightly, offering me his shoulder to cry on and for some odd reason my tears wouldn't fall. I felt so empty and numb, almost as if my soul was nonexistent. Them bitches ripped my heart away from me in the blink of an eye and although Kevin and Reece were here to help me through it, I needed to find out who did it. I wanted their blood in my hands for what they took from me and I don't give a damn if it ruins my future because there is no future without my other half. I just wish that it was me and not her. I wish that I was there to protect her. I wish that she would've fucking listened to me when I told her to stay put, but she was hardheaded and now my daughter has to grow up not knowing where her mama is. I felt like it was all my fault, if I wasn't so caught up in the streets my baby would be here right now.