“They won’t get you like I will
My only wish is I die real
Cause that truth hurts, and those lies heal” — Drake
Jeremiah 29:11 became a daily affirmation for Clover Carson when she buried the love of her life and became a single mother. While most women in their twenties are stacking cash, traveling, or relishing in their ho phase, the overworked mama spends her days at school and her nights in PTA meetings. Aside from never-ending obligations, the curvy lady has found a safe space among her social media following and agrees to a night out that doesnt include overthinking. What starts off as a night of celebration turns into a rescue mission that may test Clover’s faith and her self-control.
Destin “Durk” Sharp swears by the words “Fool me twice, and I’ll take your life.” Habitual heartbreak curated his mindset and turned him into a man you never take home to meet your parents. Although Durk has transitioned from shooter to tattoo shop owner, the daredevil can’t let go of his vices. Being one of the youngest members of The Sons of Eshu, his feral behavior is often viewed as juvenile. As an attempt to prove he’s as grown as his large stature, Durk accepts a bet without thinking of how much it may cost him.
Two people walk into a karaoke bar. Little do they know, the fraudulent people in their past connect them, and only real love can save them.
