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Malachi returns home to Georgia in an attempt to get his life back on track. Through a series of flashbacks, the truth of Malachi's relationships with Ade and Journee is finally revealed. Can they ever be friends again after everything that's......
Malachi tries to pick up the pieces in the aftermath of his disastrous 30th birthday party while Ade takes bold steps towards freeing himself from inner conflict. Now that Dre is back for his money and his lamp, will Journee make it out alive?
Alone on his 30th birthday, Malachi is forced to confront the person he's become with the help of an unlikely visitor. Journee is faced with the consequences of her actions while Ade comes to a crossroads in his relationship with Kwasi.
A citywide blackout unexpectedly brings everyone together, strengthening some bonds and threatening others. Ade and Journee both await potentially life-changing news.
Things are looking up for Malachi and he sets out to take full advantage. Journee and Ade both explore new romantic relationships.
Malachi tests his friendship with Ade when he brings his "work" home with him. Chance encounters might just mean big changes for Journee.
When Journee’s mental illness becomes too much for her sister, she is forced to crash with her best friend Malachi, a sex worker, who has already over-stayed his welcome with Ade — his closeted gay buddy who is secretly in love with him. Can the three of them coexist in a tiny one bedroom apartment while facing their individual crises?
