Markell goes back to his car and he tells Justice he seen some guys he had beef with the other day. The two guys saw exactly where he was because one of them shot Markell in the head. And Justice saw everything...Screaming asking for help while other cars start to drive away. She is then seen in the cemetery and opens one of her poems saying "Alone," and She's driving her car to work.
Justice is a hairdresser and gets ready to braid her friend Iesha's hair. She washes her hair and then talks to her boss. Her own hair needs a touch up and minutes later Lucky walks in with some mail. She's pasting stamps on dome envelopes when Lucky says "why don't you ever smile, you must not have a man because you never snile." Justice asks what does he want from her and he says, "I think you're kinda of fly." Justice plays against him asking him if he wants to smell her and he says yes. She calls Jessie, and asks her if she should let him do it and Jessie breathes in his face. He tells Jessie she needs breath mints. Lucky gives this guy some stamps and drives off.
He goes to the post office- where he works.. And tells his boss he's not going to a particular place with a mean dog and says she needs to pick up her mail there. He then goes off to see his daughter and comes by a friend's car and they tell him a friend was shot and killed, and they're going to get the fools who got him. Hey says seeyah and talks to J Bone. He then goes to see his daughter and it doesn't go with J Bone saying his daughter Keisha call him daddy sometime and Lucky gets upset and says let's go see then.
Justice finishes Iesha's hair and reads her poem to her. Iesha asks her if she wants to ride with them to Oakland since she's going to a hair show. Justice says no and then disses the fact she's with a post man. It seems her boyfriend's death made her bitter and lonely Jessie also invited Justiceto ride with her and it's obvious she's sad.
Keisha's mom has a drug problem and Lucky goes in her room and there's a guy in there and he goes after him and J Bone. Lucky takes Keisha and leaves. He goes home and tells his mom he's going to take care of her. He then goes to play video games and ignores his mom while she's telling him what he needs to do with his wife.
Justice wakes up, feeds her cat and gets in her car for Oakland but te car doesn't start. She calls Iesha and Lucky is driving. She sees Lucky and tries to change her mind seeing him. She says he's that guy who was trying to mack. Lucky sees her and is very disappointed. Well, they go off to Oakland- well almost. Justice finds Lucky annoying and they verbally give each other harsh words. Iesha convinces Lucky to back and get Justice back in the truck. Before Justice gets in the automobile, she said some threatening words.
They stop at a gas station and buys some alcohol and water guns. They have some fun and continue this journey to Oakland. On their way thy smell food at the Johnson family reunion. So they stop there, blend in and eat some food. Lucky and Justice talk for a bit and then they have grab Iesha and Chicago. They move on and then stop at an African festival and Lucky touches Justice's braids. The attraction is there it just took a little time.
They stop at the beach and think a lot. Iesha and Chicago get it on in the back of the truck and they"re frustrated. Lucky stops the truck and Iesha and Chicago fight. They all jump in and Chicago is alone, walking down the street. They stop again and Justice fixes Lucky's nails. The kiss and the relationship is getting stronger. He tells her about his daughter Keisha. They reach Oakland and he happens to see his cousin Khalil dead by an ambulance car. Lucky then gets upset at Justice and she arrives to the hotel where everyone is staying for the hair show.
Lucky decides to keep his cousins music equipment and Justice chooses to wear a white top and her hair a bit differently. Lucky brings Keisha along to the salon and they kiss and make up. She takes care of Keisha's hair and the movie ends. It's a likeable, cute story in the end and there are some romantic scenes to like. All in all, Justice is no longer in grievement and her life starts moving forward again. RMR gives this love story 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟.
