Street Heiress 2
Riot St. James. The name has been ringing bells throughout Miami ever since she came home from jail.
We’ve watched her slowly navigate into her position as becoming The Street Heiress. It wasn’t easy for her to get to where she’s at. Coming home from jail after a year, she thought that she would step back into her old position with her former leader, but things didn’t work in her favor. Never the type to take someone’s word, especially a stranger, she took Dolo up on his offer, and worked beside him, coming along to his organization. Not only did the two of them make good business partners, but along the way, they were good catches for each other, spicing things up a little bit.
With a new relationship growing between Dolo and Riot, there’s pressure coming at them from every angle. Enemies are out there moving reckless, and a lot of people aren’t too fond of this newfound relationship between Dolo and Riot. Riot fights hard to keep her personal life out of the spotlight, but this is Miami, and she’s dating the hottest dope boy, so everything that she does with Dolo automatically gets put on front street.
Dolo is used to having the kind of organization that runs smoothly. This time around, he’s dealing with so many things within the business. After finding out what a long-time friend of his has been doing behind his back, Dolo has to make the decision on how he should handle the situation, but he can’t seem to handle it in the way that everyone wants him to. With that, it’s almost like a gamble that he’s taking with his life.
For a first-time couple, you would think that Riot and Dolo would be basking in the honeymoon stage, but that isn’t the case for them. The two of them are fighting to stay alive, protect the organization, and keep all snakes out of their grass. All this, and still trying to maintain a perfect love for each other.
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