Trey just wanted his mom to love him. After a short stint in juvi Trey finds himself free from the woman and joining a new family. But sometimes - family ain't family - and Trey finds himself struggling when it comes to his attraction for the brash but charming golden boy of his new family - Rel. Trey isn't the only one left scarred by his relationship with his mother - we also meet Deon the black sheep cousin of Trey's new family. --Tyson Anthony
Roy Bercier
Trey
Stephon Dennison
Rel
Trey just wanted his mom to love him. After a short stint in juvi Trey finds himself free from the woman and joining a new family. But sometimes - family ain't family - and Trey finds himself struggling when it comes to his attraction for the brash but charming golden boy of his new family - Rel. Trey isn't the only one left scarred by his relationship with his mother - we also meet Deon the black sheep cousin of Trey's new family. --Tyson Anthony
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