DISOWNED.
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Jahquest Marié Tiller. Young lesbian whose parents are against LGBT. Shit happens & shots are fired after that one evening she came out and told her parents & big brother. What happens from then? India Janiece Jones. Born & Raised a completely different lifestyle in ATL. Big ass Drug Lord that is basically well known in Atlanta, not only because of that, but because she owns 'JP Shore Academy' high school. What happens in this story? You gon have to read this bitch to find out! "DISOWNED"
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Lavonte "King" Jones wasn't your average nigga. He owned the streets, and he was one of the head drugs dealers in the city of New Orleans. He's been ruling the streets since he was fifteen. He has the cars, clothes, money, and he has all the hoes on his dick, but shit he ain't never been worried 'bout falling in love with any female. Well that was until he laid his eyes on "her". That's when he makes it a mission to make her his queen, because after all every king needs a queen, right? * * * JaKiya wasn't your average teenage girl. She was a senior in high school, and she couldn't give a fuck about love. Unlike the other girls her age, that was the least of her worries. All she wanted to do was party and chill. Falling in love was never in her plans, until she started falling for "him". Now her life seems different. Being in a relationship with the head thug is not the easiest thing. But I mean, every queen needs a king, right?

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