“Love is a
fool’s journey, it hurts, but when love is good it’s amazing.” Renee Chadwick remembers her mother’s quote. Renee
breaks family tradition avoiding a Historical Black College or University. Campus
diversity gives her a chance to explore behaviors beyond skin pigmentations. Marvin
Yarbrough, the handsome, charismatic, and chiseled graduate student, rockets
her to interesting heights and a promising picket fence. He proves love is not deceit
of affection before he reveals his dark secrets. She normalizes disappointment surviving
painful scars and horrific memories. With her family’s aid and the admiration
from Vincent Mathis, a caramel Hafu, she journeys to a promising future. Vincent
remembers the college jewel and sees her beauty within.
