Picking right up from where we left off in Being in love is Still Too Hard, Ryan comes home to a new family dynamic. With his dad home, he no longer has to be the man of the house. Instead, he can focus on himself and business with his best friend and brother, Quan.

Despite being at odds with their mothers, Quan is still involved in his children's lives. Since Ryan is back, Quan wants a break from having to hold it down. He is looking forward to kicking his feet up for a change.

Once decisions are made, you have to live with the consequences. BeBe learns this the hard way. Luckily for her, she finds someone who sees the good in her and helps her live past her mistakes.

You can't just talk the talk; you have to walk the walk. As much as Rakia wants to be grown and be treated as an adult, she finds that she also needs to act like one. When it comes to love and life, she still has some maturing to do.

Love and hate both bring about challenges. Hate is pushed to the side when Quan's well being is on the line. Without him, can Rakia and BeBe put their pride aside and come together for their children? Follow these characters as they continue to struggle with the complexities love brings.