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she’d have a coronary that Gia and Hope didn’t find her a hottie too. Her love life has been in total struggle mode since she found out her ex-boyfriend Linden was dating Meagan at the same time.
    â€œWell, have fun, ladies, and don’t do anything I wouldn’t do,” I say as they prepare to leave.
    â€œCan we be specific with that please?” Kevin asks. “No fornication of any kind.”
    Everybody, including Ricky, bursts into laughter. This makes Kevin even more irritated. He is clearly uncomfortable with this situation.
    â€œDon’t worry,” Rashad says. “I always treat Gia like the royalty that she is.”
    â€œWell, let’s go!” Gia says.
    Hope follows her lead as they rush out the door ahead of the boys. Rashad looks up at Ricky as if he wants to say something, but then he doesn’t. After the door closes, Ricky crosses his arms over his chest and frowns.
    â€œSunday, you do know that I love Gia, right?” Ricky asks. “Why would you all encourage her to go out with that guy? I mean . . . anyone but him.”
    â€œI had absolutely nothing to do with that! Talk to Piper and Hope.”
    â€œYeah, but she listens to you,” Kevin says. “You should tell her that kicking it with that guy is a bad idea.”
    I stare blankly at Ricky and Kevin. I don’t know why they think I have so much influence. And furthermore, I don’t see anything wrong with Rashad.
    â€œRashad seems all right to me,” I say.
    â€œBut he’s not her true love,” Kevin says.
    I just have to shake my head and walk away. Did this dude really just say true love like we are a house full of fairy tale creatures? I love Kevin’s innocence, but he just crossed some imaginary line.
    I can hear him running down the stairs and following me into the family room, but I don’t want to respond to what he just said.
    â€œSunday! You don’t believe in true love, do you? I do. I believe God has a soul mate out there for each one of us, and that when you meet them, you should hold on tight and never let go.”
    â€œRicky broke up with her,” I say. “So maybe he doesn’t feel the same way you do.”
    â€œOf course he does. He just wants it to be special.”
    â€œWhat do you want me to do, Kevin?”
    â€œBe her friend. Convince her to stop seeing Rashad. It’s breaking Ricky’s heart.”
    I sit on the couch and run my fingers through my hair. “Okay, all right. I’ll do it. But I’m not making any promises.”
    â€œThank you. They’re my two best friends, Sunday. It means a lot to me, and Ricky would never ask.”
    What part of the landlord game is this?

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    T here’s something about a tight drumbeat and a banging bass line that gets my mind right. I feel it right down in the core in my being in a way that’s hard to explain. When the track is a perfect fit to my melody it’s like seeing a solar eclipse for the first time. Downright incredible.
    The only thing making this setting less than rapturous is Sam staring me down. I have no idea what’s wrong with him. I’ve let him back into my life, my music, and my studio. So, I’m thinking he should be as chilled out as I am, but instead he’s sitting across from me on my red leather sofa straight up mean mugging me. I stretch out on my comfy armchair and roll my eyes at him while this track plays.
    â€œWhat’s your malfunction?” I ask when he turns the track off.
    â€œNothing. You like?”
    I nod. “It’s perfect for the melody. I love it. Have you thought about that country melody I sent your way?”
    â€œNah, not yet. I listened to it, but I have no idea what to do with it.”
    â€œBut do you like it?” I ask, now feeling a little bit insecure about the sound of it.
    â€œUsually, I’m not a fan of country, but it’s nice. It’s got your vibe all over it and