histórias de Rhymeoverreason

Weston Clark married his wife Camry after meeting while in the Naval Academy. He vowed to support his wife but little did he know that support meant being a stay-at-home father to their son Elliot while his wife served the country. Weston has tried his hardest to stay afloat but trying to explain to nine year-old why mommy chose the country over him is even harder. After expressing his concerns to his therapist, he is referred to a support group for spouses of service men and women. He finally finds a group to help him deal with raising his son while mommy is away.

This is the spinoff to "At Mommy's House, At Daddy's House". Ashley and CJ are young parents. With everything and everyone going against them, they are determined to establish the home and family life that they longed for as children. They will work as hard as they can to produce the best household for their daughter Caliegh.

Interracial love.... For many, the sheer thought of entering a relationship that was once outlawed is taboo on all levels. But for Sunni Dae Jackson, interracial is the way to go. Sunni is in love with her Caucasian boyfriend Channing but...the world isn't. Society is cruel and it doesn't stop short of family either. With adversity at hand Channing and Sunni have to work hard to keep their relationship afloat. Seeing how Sunni's parents, Joyful and Storm were involved in a taboo relationship of their own, you'd think she have all the motivation and encouragement she needs. Will Channing and Sunni survive rough waters of an interracial relationship?