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By: Diamond D. Johnson
Narrated by: Nicole Small, Tony Isabella
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Summary

Who is in the back seat of Toni's car?

I think that's a question that we all need answers to. You would think that it would be an easy find, but the hunt to find this person has become a long, drawn out process. All Toni wants to do is continue to excel in her career field, but this one deranged student has completely shifted her life and has her wanting to take a step back from being an educator.

Then, there's this messy situation that's going on between Wop and Rhythm. For a while, they've been able to hide from the world what the two of them have been engaging in behind closed doors. That's until Brooklyn got hold of Rhythm's phone, and now everything has come to light. What is Brooklyn going to do with this information? Will she expose them, or keep it on the low?

New faces, along with new enemies, will be brought forward in part two of this series. Before, we thought that Bryson was the only one wreaking havoc and causing stress in people's lives, but some other troublemakers have stepped out, giving Toni and Steel more problems than they bargained for.

©2025 Diamond Johnson (P)2027 Podium Audio
African American Contemporary
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