Pretti Ross Me becoming a mother was the best thing that could have ever happened to the city of Chicago. It kept me from acting irrational…most of the time. Right after my man came home, both of our families started receiving threats from an anonymous source. Threats are normal but mentioning my daughter by name is a death sentence. Now I just have to figure out who wanted to play a deadly game with me. Nahari Lenox Three years in prison and then coming home to being a father was the best feeling ever. My woman remained solid through my entire bid and for that, she deserved the world. But our world came crashing down when death came knocking at our door along with a string of elusive notes. Whoever sent them knew us, knew our lives, and they knew how to rock our world to its core. There was no time for me to enjoy fatherhood, I had to go straight into beast mode. And just like that, my freedom didn’t feel so free. Peace is quickly replaced with paranoia in the windy city when a new family blows into town. Lives are shaken up, bonds are tested, and secrets that were once buried are uncovered. With tensions rising, loyalty is questioned, and the line that separates friend from foe starts to become a blur. Will the reigning families come out on top, or will the new kids on the block knock them off their square? Find out in the blazing finale of The Plug’s Prettiest Problem 2.