⚠SEQUEL TO THE ASSISTANT!!! PLEASE READ THE FIRST BOOK OR YOU'RE GOING TO BE CONFUSED⚠ It's been three months since the disastrous outcome at Chris's Royalty Album Release Party. Kyrie is moving on to bigger and better things with her blog, Behind Closed Doors, even getting the opportunity to interview some of her fav...
*Sequel to Lie About Us Stephen Curry Story* Yn Johnson is back and better. Will you and Stephen ever rekindle your relationship? Find out by reading! If you haven't read the first story, this won't make sense!
*WARNING!: THIS STORY IS UNDER SERIOUS CONSTRUCTION AND HAS MAJOR MISTAKES! SO REREADERS THERE WILL BE ADDITIONAL PARTS AND UPDATES TO FINALLY FINISH "HIS MADE". There's always that moment in your life where everything is perfect and you couldn't wish for anything better then reality hits you and you realize you aren...
Compton changed everything. In Riverdale, I used to be able to walk outside at night without having to worry about anything happening to me. I could walk outside in broad daylight and wouldn't have to worry about drive-by's. I used to be able to come home and be able to rely on a homemade meal made by mother-and...
Not friends. Not husband and wife. Not girlfriend and boyfriend. We were nothing to each other. We just had a one night stand. But what must I, Tia Mann, gain from whatever me and Stephen Curry have going on? Life. #60 in #rileycurry
Nevaeh Morgan Parker is a 23 year old woman who doesn't live that good lifestyle. She never had a good background and wasn't the type of girl to go out her comfort zone. But one night, her friend took her to a club for an interview and she meets the famous rapper, Tyga for a spot as The Nanny. But Nevaeh didn't know...
Things are not always as they appear , you can have it all but if you're not happy everything feels like a fantasy. Justine is a psychologist always fixing everyones problems but what about her own? Why must she always be selfless? Her boyfriend is the "perfect" human in her eyes and everyone else's , But everyone kn...
