"One day l decided that I was beautiful, and so I carried out my life as if I was a beautiful girl. I wear colors that I really like, I wear makeup that makes me feel pretty and it really helps. It doesn't have anything to do with how the world perceives you. What matters is what you see. Your body is your temple, it's your home and you must decorate it." -Gabourey Sidibe Ebony is a big carmel skin girl. She wasn't ugly she was beyond beautiful let's just say she thought she had a pretty face with a ugly body. She been called fat mostly all her life. Until she meets the thug she never thought would care for her.

Twenty-two year old Hazel K. Langston made a bad decision back when she was 16 years old. Thinking the decision wouldn't affect her in the future, Hazel kept the aftermath a secret. Little did she know, her bad decision came right back to her 6 years later.

My works #9 //. Thug's Nanny Sequel Book 2 • Wattpad's original YG love story YunginDiamond™ ©2015 all copyrights reserved Writers : YunginDiamond & redruM-

We Ignore Each Other And Try To Pretend The Other Doesn't Exist ,But Deep Down We Both Know It Wasn't Supposed To End Like This.

Raja Nicole Costello (Nicki Minaj) is the 22 year old daughter of Eastern America's most notorious drug lord. Forced into solitude, she gives up on trying to find tactics to move around her father's uncompromising ways, while trying to give her young daughter the normal life she wasn't able to live. Adonis Kaymen (August Alsina), a young entrepreneur, along with the rest of his crew, specializes in drug trafficking and is coming up on a quick rise. With money, attention, and respect flying in at an instant, Adonis is living the dream. In a stressful attempt to get Raja to leave the house, her best friend Tiffany accidentally sparks an interest between Adonis and Raja, but what will happen when Raja learns that the sudden fall of her father's empire is coming from the rise of Adonis's? It becomes a battle between Head v.s. Heart, and Love v.s. Loyalty. All Rights Reserved 2014 © UrbanInkPens

When love is found it is cherished, appreciated, shared, and expressed constantly. But what happens when you're only given a certain amount of time to fulfill it?

Four couples, with four thousand problems will set off to what is thought to be a beautiful place for vacation but really is a way to rebuild their relationship. Will they survive? Which will overcome and have a stronger bond? Which will just call it quits? Read to find out!

"Yea Linda I got you.I'll watch the little baby." He said looking up from his phone laughing. After Linda left out the room and closed the door I looked over at Rome. "Um... Rome" "Yea Shawty?" "I wanna thank you for getting me from that alley.I don't know what else could've happened to me." "No problem, just know that I'm not letting you walk to your car by yourself anymore." I blushed a little. It seemed sweet that he would walk me to my car. "You don't have to do that but ok," I said putting my head down. "Hey pick your head up love, you're too beautiful for that."I blushed some more then looked at Rome like he had two heads. Christian is a young girl with self-confidence issues. When she starts talking to Rome she thinks her life is going to change. She just doesn't know if it's for the better or worse.

Nicki went to school for physical therapy and once she graduate she was given the opportunity of a lifetime to be Philadelphia's 76ers physical therapist. Problem is she'll be leaving her boyfriend Derrick of 3 years, and family behind. Will she meet a new lover while doing her job? Read and find out;)

Trying to find some sort if common ground between her and her daughter's father, Aleisha decides to take a long need vacation. What she didn't bank on was meeting and building a friendship with THE August Alsina. Read, Comment and Vote as we see how her life changes, how she gets her... Second Chance!!! Copyright © 2014 by Chrystal-Ann Eversley. All rights reserved. This book or any portion thereof may not be reproduced or used in any manner whatsoever without the express written permission of the author except for the use of brief quotations in a book review.