Regine Washington has been labeled incorrectly all her life. She's got a great body; she's a hoe. She has a group of boy friends; she's a slut. She doesn't speak to a lot of people; she's stuck up. She takes care of herself; she's conceited. But, once she makes a school transfer to Teylor University to be closer to her family, she meets Vylon "Meechie" Simpson, who shows himself to be different than everyone else who's been in her life. He doesn't judge her, nor does he act like any of the boys she's ever previously given a chance to occupy her time; and she starts to finally think that maybe transferring to TU was the right choice.

Nia is now a grown woman. A cold one. While she's trying to protect her heart, one guy will attempt to eat away at the wall she has built. An ode to Black mental health and self care. Read Soft & Strength (in this order) first.

The word reckless suited seventeen year old Genesis perfectly. She was short-tempered, belligerent, and overall didn't give a fuck about anything or anybody. People always underestimated her because she was small and appeared innocent to most, but don't get it twisted, she'd fuck you up if you even decide to look at her the wrong way. No doubt Genesis wasn't to be played with, but what she didn't know was that there were people out here in this world far worse than her. And Khalil just happened to be one of them.

❝ SHE WANT A RICCH NIGGA, SO SHE CHOSE US. ❞