I Should've Chose My Heart

Growing up in the Greenway Projects, things like graduating and going to college was unheard of. Ackees Vanderburg was eager to prove to everyone that he was the anomaly. Not only was Ackees graduating but he was headed to college on a full football scholarship. At least that was the plan. What happens when he's forced to choose between his dreams and his heart, will he make the right decision? Gion Fitts was spoiled by nature. Growing up with a dad in the game, she had grown accustomed to the thought, money equals love. Gion felt that everything she wanted was within her grasp, especially when it came to her father and Ackees. When she offers Ackees the opportunity of a lifetime, it puts their relationship on the line. When it all boils down, will he choose her, or will her secrets force him into the arms of someone else?Sidris Valla never knew the feeling of being number one in anyone's life outside of her best friend, Ackees. Not knowing her father and her mother choosing to spend time with different suitors instead of raising her, embedded a host of trust issues in her heart. Her friendship with Ackees was something that she cherished, to the point that she tucked away her true feelings that she held for him. When forced to release her deepest, most inner thoughts, Sidris is left vulnerable and praying that their bond will weather the storm. Money Vanderburg, cousin of Ackees Vanderburg, is how he was seen around the Greenway Projects. Everything about his very existence started and ended with Ackees and he hated it. When an opportunity arises that puts him in position to finally get out of his cousin's shadow, he rises to the occasion, but at what cost? The battle between want and need when it comes to love, is one that can leave you completely fulfilled or one that will leave you full of regret and wondering if you should've chose your heart.

Author: Nikki Brown

Publisher: Independently Published

Publication Date: 44009

Number of Pages: 478 pages

Binding: Fiction

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ISBN-13: 9798657397819