𝙗𝙖𝙗𝙮, 𝙞 𝙬𝙖𝙣𝙩 𝙛𝙤𝙧𝙚𝙫𝙚𝙧.

How do you know if two people are truly meant to be? People have grown, relationships have blossomed and died, and life has changed for everyone. Almost a year has passed and Aaliyah has endured a life changing event that she's kept in the dark. Aaliyah has to adjust to a new normal and she soon realizes it won't be so easy. She now looks at things and sees the bigger picture. Carti has reached a newer and higher level of success in his career that he couldn't have imagined. From rapping to modeling he's doing it all with a new look and a new girl. His outlook and the way he handles things has also changed and he'd even say himself he's matured. With the growth and change everyone has endured what happens when Aaliyah and Carti see each other for the first time in over a year? If you haven't read part 1 make sure you do so before reading this! I do not own any of these pictures I use in my book. They have all came from Google, Tumblr, Instagram, & ect.

Aaliyah who is a student by day and a waitress by night gets offered a job as her brother assistant. She takes the job and gives up on everything back home to chase her dreams. With her new fresh start she decides to open up more and let her guard down when she meets Playboi Carti. With this career switch what's in store for Aaliyah? I do not own any of these pictures I use in my book. They have all came from Google, Tumblr, Instagram, & ect.

Tremaine has lived in Harlem for her entire life. She's just another young, misbehaving black girl from a poor family. Even though she misbehaves, she's still innocent. But there's a boy on her block by the name of Rakim who can change her forever. Is there more to Rakim than Tremaine thinks? Is he more than just a local rapping dropout? For all she knows, he can be anybody. A killer, or a millionaire. But whatever she does, Tremaine can't fall for him. That would be a love crime. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted by any means, including recording, photocopying, or other methods without the official permission of the author/publisher, except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical reviews and certain other noncommercial uses permitted by copyright law. For further information, please contact me at: info.awilliams@gmail.com. Please refrain from contacting me via the given address if not for inquiries regarding any of my published works or copyright details. Thank you.

every story has a happy ending.. or does it?