This Really Hood Love Summary

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The story i’m reading is called This Really Hood Love by peggy ken .This story is

about two high school sweethearts .Who’ve been through hell together .This story took

Place in North Carolina.In numerous of places such as a in the hood .The main

Characters in this book are Brooklyn ,Profit ,Profit(deandre) . So This story is about a 20

year old girl name Brooklyn Heights a girlfriend of a well known Drug dealer named

Profit . The leader of a ruthless mob named “The Diamonds”.There was once a time

when Brooklyn and Profit both agreed that being In the drug game was their destiny, but

the older they get the wiser they become . And realize that it’s the Best thing for them.

Profit and Brooklyn will face the most dramatic situations
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A beautiful girlfriend that he soon turned into a wife,and two beautiful kids. After losing

His six year old daughter jordan ,to the streets he decided that it was time for him to

Leave the game .That he have been playing since the fifth grade. And that’s a little

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