Chicago

by Natisha Raynor

Ireland Wright is done with love. She's emotionally unavailable and not interested in being attached. Men love that about her until she proves that they can't break her. Ireland crushes egos with her passive demeanor and thinks nothing of it. She's not jaded or bitter, she simply doesn't want to deal with loss. Because everything ends. She learned that fact when her parents died two years apart. Fear of the unknown grips her like a vice and takes her thoughts hostage. Between the stress of what could possibly be in store for her down the road, and a heartbreaking realization, Ireland refuses to bend or waiver.

Paris and her antics ruined it for everyone. Chicago couldn't care less that everyone around him is in love. He wants no parts of it. So when he meets Ireland, and she's on what he's on, Chicago is in heaven. Until he starts to realize, he just might like her more than she likes him.

Genres: Audiobook, African American

173 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 14, 2024

Reviews

[Annette Williams · Rating 4 out of 5]

Ireland is a borderline hypochondriac. If she has a headache, she thinks she’s going to drop dead from an aneurysm. If she has stomach pain, she automatically assumes she has a cancerous tumor. If her breasts are tender, she thinks she has breast cancer. If her periods are too heavy, she thinks she’s hemorrhaging. Ireland’s paranoia and anxiety were through the roof. Sis had a real fear of dying from a terminal illness that didn’t exist. Add to that, she’s emotionally detached and wants no parts of love and relationships. Ireland said she’s here for a good time, not a long time.

After Paris did him dirty, Chicago is done with all that love shyt. His words; not mine. He wasn’t tryin’ to lock down anybody’s daughter. He’ll take you to dinner, he’ll trick off a few grand on you, and he’ll definitely give you some that infamous Jacobs community peen. But, das it. As far as Chicago is concerned, love don’t live here anymore. When he meets Ireland at Ryan’s birthday party, he’s instantly enamored with her. Numbers are exchanged and a date is scheduled but, when Ireland informs Chicago she’s not lookin’ for anything serious, he takes that as a challenge. Apparently, any woman who’s not lookin’ for a relationship with the Chicago Jacobs is an anomaly that must be fixed.

I loved me some Chicago. He was just so laidback, easygoing, and unproblematic. This author has a way of makin’ you fall in love with her MMCs and this time was no different. We stan a strong willed female. Ireland stood her ground on not wanting to be in a relationship and nothing was gon’ change her mind. Not even the infamous Chicago Jacobs. She said what she meant and she meant what she said. I just wish she didn’t say it over, and over, and over throughout the entire book. Ma’am, we got it the first 50 times. 🤦🏾‍♀️ 🤦🏾‍♀️ 🤦🏾‍♀️ But, I digress. From the start of this series, Natisha has been notorious for droppin’ plot twists so that shyt with Simone shouldn’t’ve been a surprise. I mean, it’s Simone. When it comes to her, nothing is off the table. After reading some of the reviews, it appears I’m the only one who was rootin’ for this train wreck. I was so hopeful she would finally get her shyt together but, I guess she still hasn’t reached her unselfish mature woman era. Trash azz Simone is still in full effect. Chicago owes me nothin’. He gave me everything I was needed and then some. I can’t wait to see how Winter’s story plays out.

[Demetrius · Rating 5 out of 5]

Fire book as always, but like mentioned in the last book review, I feel like Simone needs her chance to tell her story, and I would like to see her get it right with Truce before it's too late.

[Toya Davis-Stokley · Rating 3 out of 5]

I was pulled into this read with the synopsis, not realizing it was connected to the triplet series that I did not read. However, I was quickly brought up to speed with the hot mess that was Chicago/Wise and their sons. I definitely need to go back and see how this all went down cause what in the entire hell? 👀🤯

Chicago and Ireland both have sworn off love and commitment for vastly different reasons. Although Chicago was still out doing his dirt, he decided to marry his girl, only to get burned. He now has no desire to be in a relationship. Love em, spend a few ends, and leave them behind is his new motto. Until he meets Ireland.

Ireland has experienced so much loss in her life that she fears doom is around every corner. She is paranoid whenever she feels a little ache, and thinks death is calling every day. She understands that she needs therapy, but pushes those thoughts to the back burner, as she continues with her life. Booked and busy is her name as she manages both her businesses and tries to keep her mind at bay. Then she meets Chicago. She admits he is handsome, sexy as hell, and paid. However, she also knows he has a roster, which makes him perfect for her.

They begin their friends with benefits arrangement on the same playing field, but soon Chicago's feelings begin to show. They both fight their growing feelings, but the heart wants what it wants.

Then here comes the ish. Really Chicago??? 😤 From the little that I've learned of Simone, I can't believe you spun the block with that heifer!! 🤬 That was really some ghetto mess you had going on. 👀 I did enjoy Chicago and Ireland finding common ground and love after all they have experienced. Now back to the beginning I guess to see how this craziness began.

[Lisette · Rating 5 out of 5]

Chicaaaaaaaago!!!!!!!

I just knew Chicago was going to have some depth to him. I always like him bit he just seemed so easygoing and unproblematic. And he is. But he's also everything that a man should be.
I can admit I was so wrong about Simone's goofy self. She really ain't worth the link that's in a belly button. Dang. I really had hope she was ready to grow up. I have a feeling, we haven't seen the last of her.
I really enjoyed both Chicago and Ireland together and really appreciate both of their growth. Super happy that Khadafi is still hanging with his brothers and fitting right in. Those triplets are hilarious and I love them all even more than I did before. I will never get enough of this family.

[JMonique · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was good!! I love this series, each book gets better & this one did not disappoint!

I really grew to like Chicago in this book! Him & Ireland were one and the same when it came to wanting to keep things casual & not get into a serious relationship. But with their vibe & chemistry I knew that wouldn’t last long!

I loved getting an update on the triplets & Kadifi & seeing the growth with them & their families!

Simone is just as trifling as ever 🙄 even Wise looks like a saint atp compared to her!

Can’t wait to read the next book & get more into Winter & Trinity’s story! 🥰

[CHEVY · Rating 3 out of 5]

I feel like this series lost its steam at Wise

[Felecia · Rating 2 out of 5]

Dull & Boring

I can honestly say this is my least favorite of the treacherous twins saga. I found this story to be a bit immmature and kiddy

What was the purpose if killing off the dad and Truce becoming I’ll?

When will Simone catch a break Yes, she did some messed up shut with her sons. However, Wise knew those boys existed and he wasn’t out looking for them at their early stages of life, but he is out on a pedestal and Simone continues to get treated badly; write her character in a more positive way.

[L. Boogie · Rating 3 out of 5]

2.5

My random thoughts as I read

Them calling Paris a snake is laughable

I hate how Simone is the only nave parent when wise didn’t step either. Chicago didn’t know he was a dad but he had no busy with an underage Simone. Plus Wise held women (at least one woman) and forced sex. Yet Simone gets hate and they stand by their daddy.

How the hell is Simone fertile myrtle

And of course Ireland is pissed. Especially after being told she’s the only one getting it raw and another woman turns up pregnant for you. That’s in addition to her insecurities about being infertile

That I was drunk excuse. A grown man driving around drunk off his ass. One that have goons that could grab keys. FOH

I’m sorry these ILYs came out of no where. Not feeling Chicago and Ireland

“I have 4 kids and only raised 1.” Damn kadafi left out again.

I need Simone to get a story where someone loves her for her. She doesn’t necessarily need a baby with individual but the men are redeemed and she is not. I find it unfair. And I’m sick of Truce. Cry baby bitch

Overall I didn’t enjoy this story. I was feeling Ireland and Chicago connection. And everyone’s favorite past time is hate on Simone. Also the men. Can be hoes but let a woman cheat and she’s a snake. Miss me with that

[Charmy Reads · Rating 4 out of 5]

Being pretty far into this series, I pretty much knew what I was in for. I assumed that I was going to get a story about a man I've come to love to hate and I was going to enjoy him getting his happily ever after. Chicago is very similar to his son's and his big brother... they have never been very big on giving their attention to one woman. But they are very big on one woman having all their attention on them.

Chicago had pretty much sworn off on riding into the sunset with his perfect woman until he strikes up a situationship with Ireland. Ireland is on the same type of time as Chicago. She's definitely there for a good time and not a long time. That is until Chicago messed around and caught feelings.

Just like the books before, I had already formed an opinion about Chicago. I knew that he was going to continue to be someone's headache after he and Paris didn't work out. He was going to be the man that never grew up and saw the beauty in finding the right one. He was surprised when he met someone who was on the same exact time he was on...until he wanted more and she didn't. Ireland was a good match for Chicago because even though she had her issues she made him work the opportunity to be anything other than a situationship.

It's really easy to not like Chicago or Wise and not want them to see happiness with how much they have wronged their other partners. It's also really easy to flip that opinion and want all of the MMCs of the series to turn a new leaf and find their perfect match.

I have really enjoyed these development of these characters. I've recommended them to several people.

[La’Cara Johnson · Rating 5 out of 5]

Ireland was a nice touch to Chicago and he definitely met his match. I knew hearing his side would be very interesting to say the least. Now Simone, please…. for the life of us all get something right. 😒🫠 I still kind of wanted her side but I think we got it with her trifling ass thoughts. 😒 I enjoyed this book just as well as the others in the series I can’t wait to read what’s next.

[Jen · Rating 2 out of 5]

story bounces all over the place

The story is hard to follow. I found this book first and liked the synopsis then found out it’s the last book in a series with 4 or 5 other books. I really didn’t want to read the others so I went in knowing there would be some gaps. This was an error. If you don’t read the previous books you won’t know half the characters or their background. You need to read the other books for this one to make sense.

The story hops and skips a lot. There isn’t a good sense of time so there is always a sense of something missing. The MCs will go to sleep and wake up three weeks later. I guess we are supposed to assume they did meaningful stuff in the skipped timeframe.

The MCs went from not wanting to be in a relationship to being in a relationship quick or there wasn’t enough story to support the transition for me.

Lastly, this is one of those hood stories where the dude can do dirt but if the female does even a fraction of was the men do or lord forbid the same thing, she is worst than scum. I don’t know the back story of Paris and Simone but I don’t know if the fellas have a good right to be so harsh. Then Chicago is mad trifling but is disrespectful to Ireland for not caring and giving him the space to be trifling.

Besides all of that, the POVs jumped randomly and unexpectedly. There was a lot of unnecessary info. And the story is mad ghetto. Sleeping with like 4 different women at the same time and getting two of them pregnant at the same time and then getting mad at the women is just sad.

[BossyLadi · Rating 4 out of 5]

Rating:⭐️⭐️⭐️1/2

Review: This was my least favorite coupling. I'm sorry. I just didn't buy Chicago falling hot and fast for Ireland.

I was starting to feel bad for Simone. When Truce passed out at her house and she called 911, I hoped that was a turning point for her but nope. She felt sorry for herself and continued to make egregious decisions. Why in the world is she sleeping with any man raw at this point? She know she fertile asf. Simone should make her sexual partners pull out even when they wearing condoms. Every time she have sex she get preggers. 🙄 Ain't she tired? This soap opera has been entertaining but it's time to change the channel. Not interested in Simone's story.

Premise:

[Celeste · Rating 5 out of 5]

I’m glad I waited for Chicago! He was my favorite of the men. Ireland had me pissed in the first half, but I saw she was trying to get better. I love that the brothers are all there for their little sister. Now Simone! I wanted to see her grow and own up to her actions, but in the end she still disappointed me. I hope we don’t ever have to see her again.

I’ll hold for Winter’s story, but please give us Trinity! She needs love too.

[perfectlyamberb · Rating 4 out of 5]

Loved them

Chicago was everything: brother, father, protector, and consummate playboy, and Ms. Ireland came and gave him a dose of his own medicine. Ireland was carrying so much, and her paranoia in regards to her health I could definitely understand. I'm happy she and Chicago found each other. I loved their chemistry and that they helped each other heal in a sense.

[BetweentheCoversLiterary · Rating 5 out of 5]

So freaking good

I cannot get enough of this family I love them real bad… Chicago was everything and I’m glad that Ireland was able to let them emotions bleed through and allow Chicago to love her the only way he know how… Lawd a whole family of fione men loving their women down should be illegal… I can’t wait for more

[Tiffany C · Rating 5 out of 5]

Cute

When the might my fall, they fall hard!! Such a good story and I love Chicago and Ireland for their growth!

[Shawberry Likes To Read · Rating 4 out of 5]

Wise back in love again after swearing it off.

I wonder where Simone ran off too. I hoped she'd finally get it together. After this last stint, I don't think Truce will ever forgive her.

[Kyla · Rating 4 out of 5]

⭐️⭐️⭐️.75

[Chayla · Rating 4 out of 5]

i like chicago.
i reaaaaaally hope simone gets her shit together bc it’s exhausting atp.

[Tazja Lewis · Rating 5 out of 5]

They need to sit down somewhere!!

I’m glad Chicago got it right. Ireland took him down through there and it was just what he needed. She stood on business.

As for Simone…🤡🤬

[Sinfunni · Rating 3 out of 5]

Never say never

The story ended abruptly with not even an epilogue. Fortunately, there is no insignificant cliffhanger. Instead the author mentions 2 more books to be written for the series where I guess Ireland and Chicago's story line will continue. Considering Kadafi basically only made an appearance, I am not certain.

The execution of what could have been a much better story line was felt. There are some real issues that the characters are dealing with such as grief, childhood traumas that can manifest into fears including commitment issues and Hypochondria. The highlight for me was the triplets’ hilarious responses to Chicago telling them of Simone’s pregnancy.

As I read, I kept waiting for the author to explain the origins of Ireland and Irish's names which never happened.

I was disappointed in Justin’s response to Ireland’s announcement and future but it was typical of many of similar circumstances. He has been in receipt of a continued friendship, love, and financial support only to rage.

I personally would have preferred that Trinity's book came next especially since Winter only made one appearance in this tale and Trinity made multiple appearance and referenced in the last chapter.

Throughout this series, I have stood with Truce's stance on Simone because somethings are simply unforgivable. Considering the love,support, and stability that she had growing up in a two parent household, her grimy, deceitfulness, selfishness, sense of entitlement, self-centeredness and enviousness are blaring choices that do not in the less evoke any empathy on my part. She wants to paint herself as a victim without taking responsibility for her choices and their consequences. The flashbacks of her and Chicago definitely added fuel to the flames of distrust and disdain for Simone. As an only child, I do resent the immediate presumption of only children being selfish that others cast upon that role because I am far from selfish and nor is Truce. She resented Truce and the love her parents extended to him. After abandoning him, she continued to reject him and mistreat him. Too often people forget that children do grow up and the power shifts to them as time ages everyone so you reap what you sowed.

Loyal and Justice unwavering support for Truce is beautiful.

[Velvet · Rating 3 out of 5]

Why

Three stars is a generous rating. Here we are again with a book that honestly could have been skipped.

I’m trying to understand why the author has such a strong disdain for Simone. If you’ve read this series in order and made it to this book, the amount of hatred directed toward her is excessive. Meanwhile, Chicago and Wise were womanizers from the ages of 17 and 18 well into their late 40s, yet their behavior is repeatedly glossed over.

I enjoyed the first two books and even Khadafi’s story, but Wise being paired with a young woman close to his daughter’s age (eeeyuuckk) and Chicago suddenly being infatuated with Chic (eye roll) completely irked me. Their relevance to the overall series should have been minimal—similar to how their parents were handled.

On the sidelines, we’re dealing with Truce and his trauma caused by Simone, which is understandable. However, while the other brothers attempt to be more considerate and forgiving toward Simone, Truce gives her hell yet seems to overlook the roles Chicago and Wise played in her downfall. Of course, someone in her position would spiral.

By the end of the story, the two “saviors”—Chicago and Wise—are still thriving, ready to ride off into the sunset with their “ghetto-made” families, while Simone remains the permanent villain.

[Nile Princess · Rating 4 out of 5]

Edited:

So I read this book first, and then went back and read the entire series and then re-read this, and having done that, I have to take a star off this one. The odds of Chicago having anything to do with Simone in that way are slim to none. That storyline made no sense at all. It bothered me on the first read because it was off page, and then addressed in some kind of weird flash back, but now I really know it was lame. Also, I still liked Ireland's stance in the beginning, but her believing Chicago when he told her he only had unprotected sex with her, when she barely knew him was crazy. Lastly, what is with people just being good with driving drunk in this series? Sex is still A1.

I have to re-do my rankings now:

1) Truce
2) Chicago
3) Wise
4) Justice
5) Kadafi
6) Loyal...still dead last.

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Really enjoyed! Chicago did that cover justice. Geezus! I loved Ireland as well. A strong heroine with a lick of sense. I rolled my eyes at her and her twin sister's names, but whatev. Well written, even if predictable in parts, and the sex? Yassuh!

[Cre8tive Dreamz · Rating 5 out of 5]

Chicago and Ireland, When Love Finds You

Simone has my blood boiling!!!…She’s always the victim, and never sees herself as the creator of her problems!!!…I’m sad and happy that she left Serenity behind, because she deserves better than the disappointment we know that comes with her mother being around!!!…
I hollered when Simone told Chicago she was pregnant, again!!!…I was definitely with Truce in is disdain though!!!…Shalaine is definitely the strength he needs in his life and I’m so glad she gave him the opportunity to let his feelings out and be in the moment, because I know all those brothers heart is aching for their little sister and for Simone to leave her on her father was insane!!!…
I was so happy for Chicago and Ireland’s relationship and how it unraveled, because we can be so good with running til the right person catches us!!!…
Justine knows that Ireland was in his corner, even though she was no longer in a relationship with him!!!…His expectations for her was crazy and I’m glad she is now walking away from that!!!…

[reneeNaDaCherry · Rating 2 out of 5]

It was an ok book in this series. The storyline has become redundant and the characters are too predictable.


Read 1/7/2025.

[Mz_MELLO YELLO from the BAY · Rating 5 out of 5]

This Man Here!!!

Your mind will tell you one thing but your heart is going to sing a different song! A heart knows what it wants and needs! Know that everyone has an opposite of them!, but finding them comes a dime a dozen! Let’s Chat!

With everyone falling in love, being in love and having children, Chicago said he was cool off it. Paris trifling self has my boy saying screw love 🤣! He was just going to be that hot it and quit it with occasional dinner🤣 or so he thought! See I’m going to put it out there, I’m loving me some Chicago 🥰! This man had my attention since I seen the cover - 🤣! Now that I said that, let’s keep going! See the way things changed once he met and had a sample of Ireland 🫣! All I’m going to say is he wasn’t ready to meet the female version of himself 🫣! Though he tried not to catch feelings, the heart knows what it wants! My guy tried his hardest to deny the obvious, but what he wasn’t about to do is beg. Then the emotions and heartbreak that happened had me in tears 😭! The unexpected was devastating! Now the part that had me 😡, was the slip up! Now Chicago knew better, but he owned it and for that I called down some! But the way the triplets clowned him had me 🤣! But his come back had me laughing so hard - “I’m really not in the mood for judgement from the mighty morphine triplet muhfuckin’ power rangers.”! The way I HOLLERED 🤣🤣🤣!!!

Now ya girl Ireland had issues 🫣 that are so common today - attachment & abandonment issues and being a hypochondriac! When I say I use to tell someone all the time they were a hypochondriac, people looked at me crazy🤣! I will not it use to work all my nerves 🫣! Anyway, my girl had some issue. The way she was adamant about not commenting - 🫣, but once she met my guy Chicago things changed! She truly tried to stand strong on her rule just having fun but again the heart has other plans 🥹. Now I will say that I agree with the deal breaker as this was a deep concern for her but how she handled it I can’t agree with! Communication will always be the key as assuming only make a fool out of you. How Ireland could deny or ignore the pressure Chicago was applying cause that man played not a single game when it came to who he wanted. Can we not forget how he came and approached her? I’m melting off a man come to me that way and proved all that he was speaking!

Then there was Simone again! She just can’t get right. It was the keep a 🥷🏽 baby for me 🤣!! She notnot understanding the type of time it was - an oops 🤣🤣!! Not only that, the victim roll she’s playing is for the birds. Like girl take accountability for your action. She so worried about everyone relationship when she needs to be focus on how she fixing hers! Truce is not entertaining her at all. However her last stunt sealed the deal and I hope it’s worth it. Cause babe I’m over here 🤣!

My Truce!! The way I was going crazy 🤣! Stopping playing with him!

Listen the connection with Ireland and Chicago was 🥰🥰! I love me some him 🥹! The was the author displayed the emotions in this read was 🔥! The emotions and feelings Chicago displayed 🤏🏾🤏🏾! The emotions that Ireland showed 🥰!! Loved together! Now I’m headed to see what the holidays had to offer them 🤣! I already know Justice about to cut up!

[TheReaderVert · Rating 3 out of 5]

A situationship, but really fuck-buddies to lovers story about two people who, due to past relationship drama and other things, have decided to never be in a serious relationship again. A significant portion of this book was spent reiterating how neither character was feeling about being in a relationship. However, low-key checking for the other person. I appreciated Ireland's perspective, but I wish there was more romance in the book. As an MMC, Chicago was okay. My only issue is that his courtship involves using his black card and tricking a girl, but even he says he has no qualms about doing this for any woman who puts good shit on him. His motto: if her pussy is good, why not give her 1k to spend. I mean, that's cool, I guess, but it meant I couldn't even tell when he started to have deeper feelings for Ireland. Some major life shake-ups happen in this book for the Treacherous Twins universe. From Wise/Chicago's daddy dying to triflin ass Simone still being triflin. I felt for Truce a lot in this book because it felt like everyone was putting him on the spot over his feelings for Simone. He was completely justified in how he was feeling, and after all these books, besides "she just ain't shit," I can't even tell you why Simone is how she is. The only reason I would be intrigued by another book after the "just cool whatever sure I guess" romance arc in this book is to see if they stick to their guns over Simone and if they were serious about her. I kind of just want to know how she ends up by the end of it all. All in all, Ireland was an interesting FMC. Her fears and anxiety over death, coupled with her past relationship, could have been delved into more, but it is what it is. I don't know if there's any more gas left in the Treacherous Twins tank, but Winter does have her own book coming out, which surprised me because I feel Chicago/Wise's sister is a much more interesting storyline.

[Breanna · Rating 4 out of 5]

Big Daddy Chicago

Whoever this man is on this cover art is the epitome of fine. My goodness. I wanted to read this book alone just from him looking so damn good!

Between Chicago and Wise, I honestly don’t know who I like more. Those two brothers exuded BDE and I was here for it. They are so much more grown and more mature than the Triplets. This book also confirmed to me that Kadafi was not needed. He just exists tbh. And Simone, Simone, Simone… one minute, I feel really bad for her, the next, I just don’t. For instance, she was a 15-year old child having three babies. Along with the guilt and the post-partum, that’s enough to make most grown women tap out. This was a literal child and it honestly feels like she didn’t have people in her corner. People like Truce called her a h*e, but it takes two people to make a baby.

He and the others never came at Chicago and Wise for constantly being with different women. The misogyny was honestly getting on my nerves, because this has been a constant theme throughout this series. The men can sleep with whomever they want, cheat on their spouses, but as soon as the woman does anything, it’s up. Simone was trash though for putting her daughter off on her father. She’s constantly making poor decision after poor decision and it’s past time that mama got some therapy.

[Sassha Reads❤️❤️ · Rating 4 out of 5]

Just like Wise found real love I’m glad that Chicago did too even though he was looking for love. Chicago met his match with Ireland and she really was a blow to his ego when she did a him on him. I enjoyed seeing him get in his feelings when he got ghosted, when he saw her out on a date, and when she didn’t act jealous. Love prevailed in the end with them expecting a little princess on the way. My heart really goes out to Truce and Serenity because Simone’s triflingness has affected them the worst because she was an absent parent in their lives and them actually knowing her. Loyal, Justice, and Kadafi didn’t meet Simone until they were adults but I’m sure they’re all on the same type of time that Truce is on since she abandoned Serenity. It was good that Truce cried and let that hate out because Simone doesn’t deserve his thoughts much less that much of his energy to hate her. I thought Simone was out of her “F” my kids phase but I was apparently most definitely wrong. I read the Kadafi book reviews where some stated he didn’t need a book but I totally disagree because I’m here and ready for Winter, Trinity, and Irish’s books whenever they drop.

[Keywanna Revell · Rating 5 out of 5]

Keywannarevell

Awesome



Chicago gave BDE from the beginning he didn't play no games Wit Ireland at all he was feeling her something serious But I also understand Ireland I'm just glad she stopped fighting her feelings for Chicago he was not letting up off her at first but she kept pushing him away because of fear But now she got her happy ending...


Now Simone was just doing to much you can't make a man fall for if he doesn't feel then he never will even years later and she's don't even have mother bone in her body I think she thought to herself maybe just maybe Chicago would give her a chance like he would forget how you did him and his brother wow Triplets and two were his and one belonged to his brother Wise crazy I heard it can happen but reading about was crazy ok ...


I don't believe in abortion either But in Simone case I understand she's not even a mom to Serenity left her with no care in the world yeah stay gone please don't bring her back when you


Write about Winter
And I would like to Read about Ireland twin sister to see what happens with her relationship,

I recommend this book