Do you have enough heart to kill
for people you love?
As kids Genavie,
Traci, and Ma’Shawn vowed to have each other’s back and formed a group called, Da Sistahood. A friendship bonded
by togetherness, trust, undying love, support, and respect.
“Nuttin’
But Death Can Depart Us” was their slogan.
Now that they are teenagers men, sex, lies, drugs, and deadly secrets have threaten their once unbreakable friendship.
Genavie decides she will do whatever it takes to protect Da Sistahood and the man she loves. Even if means leaving a couple
of dead bodies along the way. Genavie always thought growing up in Watts, CA was hard as hell, until she is forced to make
a deadly decision between C-Note and the Da Sistahood. The only catch is this decision can only be solved with her 9mm being
cocked for the last time.
Timothy “C-Note” Thompson was born the
son of a drug kingpin and a Crip. Forced to assume his fathers’ role, he becomes a notorious drug kingpin. A Crip sanctioned
to live in a Blood neighborhood is catch-22. C-Note’s only priority is making money and staying alive, until he
kisses Genavie, his newest cohort sister. Plagued by their age gap, they agree to surreptitiously rendezvous and never enlighten
a soul, apart from C-Notes’ right hand man, Richie Rich.
Traci’s
mother is broke with her back up against the wall, and needs a fix, and her daughter, Traci “Teezer” Williams,
becomes her only option. At fourteen-years-old, Traci refuses to be her mother’s personal sex ATM anymore. Therefore,
she hooks-up with Suicide and he shows her how to make fast money.
Life for Ma’Shawn “Gravy” Quinn appears perfect from the outside. However, her life
is diminishing. Forced to reside with her racist grandparents after the death of her father, because they believe her
mother is on drugs. Ma’Shawn becomes unraveled and her deepest apprehension is becoming Traci. She decides not to tell
Da Sista Hood about her deepest fear. Instead, she turns to her boyfriend Richie Rich, who provides a secure haven for her
to breathe.
