This book is based on the affairs of two individuals romantically involved and their struggle with infidelity. South Carolina's finest, Joshua L Johnson, an ex-hustler reinvented after being incarcerated for five years, no longer controlling the streets of the underworld, gave up the life of dirty money, sex, guns, and drugs to become a legitimate entrepreneur controlling two successful companies. The love of his life, Nakesha Brown, stood beside her man while he was gone. She was his inspiration. With her at his side he could accomplish everything he ever dreamed of. Yet something was missing, and Joshua wasn't sure what. Would his straying heart ruin their relationship? Could a figure from their past bring their dreams tumbling down?. Which is the greater virtue-forgiveness or commitment to one's word?