All Ty ever wanted was to make it in life while having a strong, Black educated man beside her to support her dreams. The only thing Ty wants more than those two things is to travel the world and to experience other cultures. After stacking up funds...
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Ty
- Main female character (also a picture of the author)
- Born and raised in West Baltimore, Maryland
- Sassy
- Speaks English and Mandarin Chinese
- Has two degrees
- Her best friends are Day and Nini (Nene) who she met in undergrad
- Fun fact: All of this description is actually true about me, the author of this book.
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Day
- Black and Japanese
- Born and raised in Cleveland
- Her bestfriend is Ty ( she is actually my best friend and we met in undergrad)
- The "hippie" child of the group
- Super chill
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Ni Ni
- Brown skin
- Had a gap in her teeth
- Curly hair
- Speaks English and Mandarin Chinese
- Sweet
- Born and raised in Cleveland
- Curvy
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Lei
- Mysterious
- Does not trust women
- Speaks English, Spanish and Mandarin
- As his character develops I will added more to this description
- Trained fighter
Bo
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- Lei's best friend
- Trained fighter
- Speaks English, Mandarin and some Italian
- Witty
- Tall
- His character will develop as the story progresses
*** Pics of Ni Ni, Lei and Bo: I have no rights to at all. I found these images on Google.
*** ALL CONVERSATIONS BETWEEN Bo, Lei, Ni Ni, Ty and Day are in English. Bo and Lei speaks English fluently and assume none of the girls can not speak Mandarin. All conversations between Bo, Lei and other Chinese people are spoken in Mandarin.
**** All rights to this book are reserved to Ty'aira Manning. I do not give any permission to copyright any portion of this book.
