With Hussein's involvement in the streets growing with each passing day, Rielle tries to be understanding as she comes into her own. Meeting new people and keeping busy proves to be good for her depression but not her relationship as Hussein's jealousy begins to grow. Rielle can't understand why Hussein can't get it through his head that he is the only man for her, and she's growing weary of trying to convince him. Hussein is all that Rielle knows, but she is slowly starting to question if his jealousy is something that she can continue to deal with. Hussein has a lot on his plate, a pending charge, his mother's newfound presence in his life, and a brother who is not the man he used to be. It's all taking a toll on Hussein, and he's not sure of how much more he can take. Knowing that Hussein was never thrilled about the dope game, Shooter offers Hussein a way out, but is it worth the risk? Rico is letting personal demons knock him off his square, and it's affecting all of his relationships. Tired of not seeming like himself, he is determined to get back on track. It works, but it may have come too little too late. Rico soon finds out that he's been betrayed by several people and he's beyond shocked. His life and his empire are crumbling before his very eyes, and he's no longer sure of who he can trust.