Wasn't Supposed To Be Yours
Dionne Henry nearly lost her life behind a married man a year ago. From that point on, she took a vow to never allow love, especially love that shouldn’t have belonged to her in the first place to ever take her peace again. Dionne was once known as the high- maintenance sister, who only dated older, wealthy men. There’s been a shift in her life, causing Dionne to focus on a new chapter. This chapter is now centered around her new luxury brand and finally building something that belongs to her. As much as Dionne wants peace in her life, it gets complicated the moment that Tank comes along.
Tank is younger. He has a past of being wrapped up in the street life, and he’s everything that Dionne swore she would never be attracted to, let alone date. Still, there seems to be something about Tank that Dionne simply can’t shake. Dionne did everything in her power to run from Tank, feeling like nothing would come out of the two of them getting to know each other. Somehow, along the way, there thing became real.
Just like most relationships, there always seems to be some sort of test. With Tank and Dionne, there test consists of old habits, past pain, and unresolved drama from past situationships, that are all threatening to ruin what possibly could be for them. Dionne is a woman that had to once learn the hard way what it costs to love the wrong man, so she isn’t trying to make that mistake again. This time, she must decide if she’s ready to risk her heart for a love that might finally be worth it.
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