Men are disposable to Taija “Choc” Bellamy. In her eyes it’s best for women to use them for what they’re good for and then throw them back to the streets. This mindset came into place after the person she loved and trusted unconditionally broke her heart over and over again. Her solution to curing her broken heart was not to have one at all. That doesn’t stop men from trying their hardest to break down those barriers she’s put up though. When she meets record label CEO Supreme she sees him as no different than the rest of her men. Luckily he’s one of the few men that’s on the same no commitment page as her. The more they find out they’re the same, the more they clash when feelings get involved. Will they run scared or embrace “Supreme Love” for the first time?
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Format
Kindle, 447 pages
PublishedNovember 22, 2020
Men are disposable to Taija “Choc” Bellamy. In her eyes it’s best for women to use them for what they’re good for and then throw them back to the streets. This mindset came into place after the person she loved and trusted unconditionally broke her heart over and over again. Her solution to curing her broken heart was not to have one at all. That doesn’t stop men from trying their hardest to break down those barriers she’s put up though. When she meets record label CEO Supreme she sees him as no different than the rest of her men. Luckily he’s one of the few men that’s on the same no commitment page as her. The more they find out they’re the same, the more they clash when feelings get involved. Will they run scared or embrace “Supreme Love” for the first time?