Billions to Give

By Kiara Green

Keisha and Sean were best friends when they grew up on the mean streets of Camden, New Jersey. Life was tough, but they survived by sticking together.

Until Sean left Camden for a better life in New York City.

Ten years later, Keisha spots her childhood friend by chance and tries to reconnect with the man she’d always had a crush on. For ten long years, she’s wanted to see him again, but things aren’t as easy when the former friends are grown up.

Sean is a different man than he was when he used to live across the hall. All grown up and with more money than either of them ever dreamed of, he has to make a choice – to let Keisha into his life, or to cut off all ties forever.

Passion, reconnection, and love come together in Billions to Give.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Jynxed Moon
• Release date: Jan 1, 2016
• ISBN: 9781310641619

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Billions to Give

A BWWM Erotic Romance

By

Kiara Green

Copyright @ Kiara Green 2015

Smashwords Edition 

Cover image by: Dpaint | depositphotos.com

Contents

Billions to Give

About the Author

Billions to Give

His lips were hot in my ear as he whispered all the things I’d longed for him to say. Each word was followed with kisses and I prayed that this moment wasn’t some kind of horrible dream.

Sean Karlan had been my best friend growing up. The one person I thought I’d always have in my corner and somehow, after years of being apart, he was now my lover. It was more than I had ever asked for, and yet I never wanted it to end.

Growing up in New Jersey wasn’t all heading to the shore and partying every day. Not all of New Jersey is rich fake Italian wannabes strutting around. Parts of it are hard, real hard, and not everyone makes it out alive.

Parts like where I grew up.

A shitty apartment, my mama, my dad, and me, it was rough. Between their fighting, my dad’s drinking, and my mom’s dealing, the only thing that kept me sane was the little white boy who lived across the hall.

Sean and his mom might have been as poor as us, but it wasn’t the same for them. I couldn’t decide if it was better or worse for them. His dad had left before he was born, or at least that’s what I heard the women in the building talking about when they were gossiping. It was just the two of them and his mama had been left with all his dad’s debts when he’d left.

My mama dealt for money, and I was certain she did other things on the side, but Sean’s mom worked round the clock for that boy. More often than not, he