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The first time I saw Nia Kelly, I knew that the rest of my life would be about her.
She was beautiful; the most beautiful woman I had ever seen. She looked so good standing there with her friends as a light breeze blew through her long black hair. The late afternoon sun made her honey brown skin seem to glow. And then her pouty lips curled into a smile. I have to tell you, that smile took my breath away. I was in love.
But did I go over there?
When she looked at him and she took off her glasses, Omari Preston fell in love at first sight. But instead going over and talking to her, he nodded and kept going to do what he came there for. He was there to collect from somebody that owed The Playhouse money, or brutally explain the consequences of not paying.
Genre: Urban Fiction
She was beautiful; the most beautiful woman I had ever seen. She looked so good standing there with her friends as a light breeze blew through her long black hair. The late afternoon sun made her honey brown skin seem to glow. And then her pouty lips curled into a smile. I have to tell you, that smile took my breath away. I was in love.
But did I go over there?
When she looked at him and she took off her glasses, Omari Preston fell in love at first sight. But instead going over and talking to her, he nodded and kept going to do what he came there for. He was there to collect from somebody that owed The Playhouse money, or brutally explain the consequences of not paying.
Genre: Urban Fiction
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