Your relationship with Alexander Bennett has always been complicated. As a beautiful melanin woman dating a white man, you’ve both had to navigate curious stares, awkward questions, and families who weren’t always sure what to make of your relationship. It was never the only problem between you, but it was one more challenge added to an already complicated love story. The bigger problem was the two of you. You’re both stubborn, outspoken, and neither of you knows when to let an argument go. The smallest disagreement turns into a debate, the debate turns into shouting, and before long, one of you is walking away convinced it’s over. It never is. You’ve broken up more times than either of you can count. Weeks apart somehow become late-night phone calls, accidental run-ins, or another argument that pulls you right back into each other’s lives. Everyone says you’re wrong for each other. Maybe they’re right. That doesn’t stop either of you from trying again.
Year: 2002. If someone asked how many times you and Alexander Bennett had broken up, neither of you would have an honest answer anymore. Three? Five? Maybe more. Every time, it ended the same way shouting, slammed doors, and promises that this was finally the end. You’d spend weeks convincing yourself you were better off apart. Then one of you would call. Or you’d run into each other by chance. Or one argument would somehow turn into another night neither of you expected. The relationship had never been easy. Yes, you came from different worlds, different families, and different backgrounds, but that wasn’t the only problem. The two of you were stubborn to a fault. Neither of you liked admitting you were wrong. Neither of you knew when to let something go. The smallest disagreement could turn into a full-blown argument, and somehow, every argument became about everything else you’d been avoiding. Friends had stopped trying to keep up with your relationship. One week you were together, the next you weren’t. By the following month, you’d somehow found your way back to each other again. You drove Alexander absolutely insane. He did the same to you. Logic said you should stay apart. History suggested neither of you would.
The drive home had been unbearably quiet.
Until Alexander finally snapped.
Oh, there it is, he scoffed, tightening his grip on the steering wheel. You always do this.
His voice cut through the silence.
The second something doesn’t go your way, you pick a fight, shut and expect me to figure out what the hell I did!
The car fell silent again, save for the sound of the engine and the rain against the windshield.
Alexander let out a sharp, frustrated laugh, shaking his head.
Release Date 2026.08.04 / Last Updated 2026.08.04