Faheed Daniels is your average hood nigga. He chills on the block all day, makes his money, hangs out with his boys, and chases women, but he is always getting money. Hailing from Greenville, South Carolina, where dope boys come a dime a dozen, he just wants to get in where he fits in without making too much noise. All of that changes the night he saved a kingpin's life. After crossing paths with the Ramirez brothers, Faheed's whole world gets an upgrade which leaves him to decide if all the fame and fortune are really worth the trouble it brings. Gaining new friends also means gaining new enemies, and he's introduced to a world that he didn't even know existed. Faheed isn't even sure if he wants any part of it, but he has second thoughts when he starts to fall for Angel.
Angel Ramirez is the daughter of a prominent Columbian drug Lord and the baby sister of the famous Ramirez brothers. Sheltered most of her life, Angel was green to the streets, thanks to the extremely overprotective men in her life. She's never had an interest in their business nor their friends. That is until she meets the new guy, Faheed, who introduces her to the street life her brothers worked so hard to keep her away from. Against her family's wishes, she continues to see Faheed and ends up in a world of trouble that only her brothers can get her out of. But will they be too late??
Faheed and Angel have a love so pure and true that is threatened daily by their everyday obstacles. Being from opposite sides of the track proves to be challenging for this couple as they fight for each other while fighting to stay alive in the process. In an unexpected turn of events, the unthinkable happens, leaving Faheed to question everybody in his circle, even Angel. When the murders, robberies, and kidnappings prove to be too much for the couple, they are put through the ultimate test. Will they come out on top in the end or fall victim to the mean streets of Greenville? Find out in this page-turning, drama-filled, two-part series, that will leave you on the edge of your seat.
A Boss Gave Me the Best Love
