Mad Mostly

DeMarcus had always been a fighter. From a tumultuous childhood marked by hardship and neglect, he had clawed his way to success, becoming the owner of a thriving real estate firm. Despite the scars of his past, he had managed to forge a path to stability and prosperity.

Angela, in stark contrast, seemed like a beacon of light to everyone who knew her. By day, she was a dedicated elementary school teacher, nurturing young minds with care and enthusiasm. By night, she transformed into the vivacious owner of a popular club, where she brought joy to those seeking a night of entertainment. But hidden behind her vibrant facade was a secret battle with depression, a relentless darkness that had settled in her heart after the loss of her beloved grandmother.

Their paths converged unexpectedly one evening at Angela’s club. DeMarcus, drawn to her magnetic presence, approached her. He sensed in Angela something special, an authenticity and vulnerability that resonated with him.

As they grew closer, Angela gradually let down her guard. DeMarcus became her confidant, the one person with whom she could be her true self. She shared the pain of her past, including being abandoned by her mother and rescued by her grandmother from behind the dumpsters. Angela’s strong work ethic and determination were born from the love of her grandmother, the only love she had ever known.

DeMarcus cherished Angela’s open heart and admired her willingness to share her story. But little did they know, their pasts were about to resurface, threatening the love they had built. DeMarcus’ past, the very mud he had climbed out of, was returning to haunt him, and Angela found herself questioning their love and her own worth.

As they navigated the storm of their intertwined histories, Angela wondered if love was truly blind or if it had the power to blind you when you loved someone so deeply. Their journey together would reveal the strength of their love and the depths of their resilience in the face of their haunting pasts.