Santana Moreno was just 13 when she started her gang. los Muertos is a gang mixed up of Blacks and Mexicans. Her parents disowned her when they found out what she was doing at 15. She moved in with her boyfriend at the time. They broke up when she was 16 because she was tired of his mom treating her like shit, she found out she was pregnant with his baby but she never told him. she had her son and kept him a secret. Now shes 17, a single mom to a almost 1 year old son, a gang leader.

In a city where love feels like a headline and loyalty comes with a price, Carlissa never meant to get caught in the middle. She's a lash tech with big dreams and a quiet kind of confidence-until one night at a party changes everything. When King Von, Chicago's most magnetic rapper, starts showing her the kind of attention that makes the world blur, Carlissa knows it's dangerous territory. But chemistry doesn't ask for permission. One drink turns into one dance, one viral video, and one storm that spins out of control. Now, the internet has made her public enemy number one, and Asian Doll, Von's on-again, off-again love, is calling her out for the world to see. What started as a moment of fun becomes a test of truth-about loyalty, love, and what happens when your private mistakes become everyone's entertainment. Torn between the man she can't stay away from and the woman she never meant to hurt, Carlissa has to decide: Is falling for someone who was never yours really a crime... or just human?

"The walls keep whispering secrets about you, telling me you aren't as innocent-or as perfect-as you seem."

Zamyrah has never believed in fairy-tale endings, and Dayvon has never been the type to follow rules. But when their families force them into an arrangement neither asked for, they're left with no choice but to play the part of the perfect couple-or risk everything their loved ones have built. From staged interviews and handholding under flashing cameras to living under the same roof, their lives become a performance for the world. But behind closed doors, sparks fly-sharp words, stolen glances, and touches that feel too real to be fake. Zamyrah is determined to keep her guard up, convinced Dayvon's smirk is nothing more than trouble in disguise. Dayvon, on the other hand, is sure he can break down every wall she's built. What starts as a contract soon turns into something neither of them can control. Because somewhere between pretending and resisting, their hearts stop following the script. publish on- september 29,2025 Finish on-

'Shawty I fuck with you, but it's going down in the city

They met in a messed up situation but that didn't mean they couldn't get passed it. Right?

In a gripping tale of love and loyalty set against the backdrop of gang warfare, Oscar Díaz, a member of the Los Santos gang, finds his life turned upside down when Sabina, a bruised and battered member of the rival Los Diablos gang, shows up at his doorstep seeking refuge. Despite their opposing affiliations, Oscar feels an undeniable connection to her and decides to protect her from the dangers posed by her own gang, including her father and boyfriend, who have cruelly exiled her. As they spend time together, Oscar's feelings for Sabina deepen, leading him to question the loyalties he's always held dear. However, their fragile romance is soon threatened by an escalating gang war that forces both Oscar and Sabina to confront their loyalties, challenging the very fabric of their burgeoning love. Will they find a way to bridge the divide between their worlds, or will the violence around them tear them apart?

After a traumatic event, Asia is saved by a woman who is a "dancer" at Suga. Desperate for a way off the dangerous streets of Atlanta and a place to sleep rather than her car, she goes to see if she could make money for her dormant dance talent, but is surprised by who the owner is. (𝐏𝐑𝐎𝐍𝐎𝐔𝐍𝐂𝐄𝐃 : 𝐒𝐡𝐮•𝐆𝐮𝐡) 𝐅𝐈𝐑𝐒𝐓 𝐁𝐎𝐎𝐊-𝐃𝐎𝐍'𝐓 𝐑𝐄𝐀𝐃.

IN WICH: Kennesey Jordan is new to Chicago. She spends her first few days there helping her brother pull off his annual Christmas event. But then she met Justice Bennett - the venue owner with the kind of calm that made noise feel safe. He didn't talk much, didn't smile often, and definitely didn't plan on catching feelings for his homeboy's little sister. Between long nights setting up lights, missed calls, and moments that lingered too long - they both started feeling something neither of them were ready for. The city's cold, the holidays are loud, and love's the last thing either of them was looking for. But sometimes, the quietest things hit the hardest.

Siri, play You Da One by Rihanna... Something about him feels like a warning- and a promise.