Gangsta Lovin and Livin 2

new beginnings are disguised as painful endings by ISO TZU Lil Mama has been almost carjacked, stabbed, raped, and beat all before her eighteenth birthday, but she survives it all Then after being shot and left to die, she is released from the hospital with so much hurt and anger towards those gangstas she once thought loved her. She decides she will no longer allow another man... another gangsta, to hurt her again. Lynwood is back so he and Lil Mama try to pick up where they left off. He has returned at the moment she needs him the most, but he is not the same man she fell in love with. He always had money, but now he doesn't, so he has to hustle harder. Lynwood has one thing on his mind... making money He wants to take care of Lil Mama, but she needs more than what he has to give; she needs to be loved the way she has been loved in the past by him, but Lynwood is so distracted by his need to make money he neglects her, so she decides to walk away before he hurts her anymore or before her dad finds out and hurts him. Blue's dad, King David, is released from prison. He is an OG Gangsta Blood, who has no respect for the Gangsta Crips around him. Not to mention he is absolutely Lil Mama's type: fine, older, and gangsta. However, she does not cross the line with him. The fact that he is a Blood is enough to keep her from doing so, aside from the fact that he is her good friend's dad. King does not care, however. From the second he meets Lil Mama, he wants her and is very aggressive about it. Will Lil Mama be able to stay away from King or will she give into his gangsta love? Snake and Ghost are the two reasons why Lil Mama harbors all this hurt and anger. Ghost, for obvious reason, and Snake, because she thought he loved her until he left her to die... alone. When she woke up from the medically-induced coma, Snake was nowhere to be found. He was the first person she asked for, but no one knew where he was. Just like a snake, he slithered away, but why? Will seeing him again make her forgive and forget? Or will she ignore him like he is a stranger? In the end, all Lil Mama really wants is her baby girl back. Shonta has been out of her life for years, and no mother should have to deal with that, as a reality, especially a teenage mother. When she has exhausted all options of trying to find her daughter, she begins to completely give up. That is until a gangsta in her life will change that, or die trying