Amaia Elayne Collins is an African American with long black hair down to her shoulder blades and butter creme colored skin. She is 5' 7" and bares a resemblance to Trina Braxton. She is a beautiful head strong, highly independent woman. She is a widow who hasn't dated since her husband's death. She is attracted to Aahsod Jalil Patel who is a dark Indian American who wears his hair long yet tamed and resembles Ravi Kapoor. He is 6' 3" and gets anything and anyone he deems worthy. He doesn't give up without a fight. Amaia and Aahsod work for Karmikell's Fashions, Inc that is owned by the highly respected and intelligent African American couple Elliot and Sarai Karmikell. Amaia is the CFO and Aahsod is the Corporate Attorney. It is prohibited by the firm's by-laws to mix business with pleasure because of a scandal Aahsod caused years ago. A scandal that Amaia is not aware of. She attempts to keep her distance from Aahsod because her mother has always been against interracial relationships. Amaia caused a tidal wave of emotions when she was married to blonde haired, emerald green eyed Laurence Collins who was Caucasian. Aahsod approaches her with the stealth grace of a hungry predator at the Karmikell's Black Friday party. One passionate impetuous kiss from Aahsod and the sparks fly. Amaia realizes that Aahsod has turned on every sexual hormone and nerve ending which she wants more of yet is cautious at the same time. She realizes that she is about to cause a whirlwind of trouble yet still decides to go against her mother's wishes again. They both vow to keep the relationship a secret for different reasons. Aahsod is focused on the by-laws while Amaia is focused on her mother. Other secrets are exposed later about Aahsod's son and Amaia's daughter, When these tumultuous secrets are revealed, will Amaia's mother be understanding this time? Will Tahj and Daesha continue seeing one another once they find out that their parents are dating? Will Aahsod's past scandal and secrets come back to haunt him? Will love conquer all in these relationships even their love is Truly Madly Deeply?