Is it better to have loved and lost? For Zavia Richardson, Xavier Davis is the love of her life, yet he has repeatedly bailed on her not only emotionally but physically. After several failed attempts to get in contact with him for the last year, she has given up on having a relationship with him. When Skylar invites her to Atlanta, she knows there is a possibility that she will see him, but she doesn't have any intention of reconciling with him. Fiercely independent, stubborn, big-hearted, and all around loving, Zavia must decide if she wants to be with Xavier with all his flaws or remain single, brokenhearted, and scarred. Can he mend her broken heart? Or is it better to have never had loved at all? Xavier Davis has been deemed a playboy because he refuses to commit to any woman, but when he met Zavia, his world was turned upside down. Avoiding his feelings for her for the past year, has done nothing to quench the love for her that lies just beneath the surface. When he sees her again in Atlanta, it's as if nothing has changed between them. It doesn't take long for him to realize that he doesn't want to be without her, but can he convince her to give him another chance? Can he put all his fears and insecurities to the side and go after the woman he wants? With God by their sides, can they open their hearts and allow goodness and mercy to follow them?