Dulah came from the mud—no silver spoon, no handouts. Just hunger. And when that hunger pushed him to hit a lick that went sideways, he caught a murder and a twenty-five-year bid. Locked down but never laid down, Dulah linked with Vito, the prison’s silent kingpin. Who wasn’t just moving weight—he was moving power. Vito decides to recruit Dulah into the Beard Gang: a secret society of high-class hustlers who catered to the cravings of rich women. Behind bars, Dulah ran up racks without ever touching the streets. 

 

Blessed with an early release, he steps out with a new mindset and a new plug—Nic, the gatekeeper to the outside hustle. But the streets ain’t the same, and neither is Dulah. One job turns into a setup, and just like that, he’s knee-deep in a mess that smells like betrayal. That’s when Mia walks in—bad, bold, and everything he didn’t know he needed.

 

But love in this game? That’s a gamble. Dulah slips, letting his heart lead instead of his hustle. And when emotions mix with street politics, the fallout could be deadly.