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Who are you pretending to be? How long do you think you can get away with living wrong and no consequences? Someone is always watching, if so, who? Is this part of the guilt to think someone is watching? Travis is raised by a single mother, a churchgoing mother who instilled in her kids that they should always put God first. Travis did not have the best of everything, but what he did have his mother thought she provided the best for him and for his siblings. His mother kept Travis in church and away from the streets. But as Travis grew older, he stayed in church but swayed from what he was taught. Does he live by the streets and forget God or try to incorporate both?

Could the hunger for what was never had destroy the life as he knew it, or will he reach to God and turn back to the church? Tina, Randy, and Travis have known each other since childhood. Tina and Travis are childhood sweethearts, and they will ride or die to the end for each other. Randy is always the bad guy, no parents. The streets raised him. He had everything Travis did not. Travis envied Randy, and when they got the opportunity to work together, they came up with a plan that works for them or does it. Can they keep incorporating God and the streets and face no consequence? All these questions will be answered.