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Maxwell’s loyalty to childhood friend Dandridge Harris was put to the test in part one where he decided to call off all bets and find true love with Dandridge’s ex-girlfriend Shanice Fuller. Maxwell experienced her love and the loss of her love due to an unexpected announcement from Shanice’s younger sister. In part two how will Maxwell win Shanice back and will everyone find out the truth about his unborn child?
Dandridge has been caught in many lies which caused him to lose his high school sweetheart Shanice. But most of Dan’s bad luck and misfortune has been due to his mother’s antics and plotting. Will he continue to allow her to control him or will he go after what he really wants even if it means competing with Maxwell and keeping even more secrets?
La'Draysha Harris has been plotting on the Fuller family for years seeking revenge on an entire family for one person’s decisions, Shanice’s grandmother Miss Betty Mae Fuller. She has made Shanice’s life hell from the moment she found out who her grandmother was. Will she succeed in her plans to cause pain to their family or will her plans backfire and destroy her own blood more?
Shanice’s world has literally come crashing down her from the secrets Dan kept to the loss of her relationship with Maxwell and now family secrets revealed. She feels that she can trust no one and has no idea where to turn. Will her misplaced trust lead her back to Dan or will she realize that Maxwell is the only person who has ever been honest with her. In part two of this series you will learn the shocking truth about the past and why its not effecting everyone’s present.
