****My brothers' best friend.****
Raina Jackson's been through and overcame so much. Despite all the trauma in her life, she never gave up on love. Even if that means falling for her brothers best friend...
Adrian Adams Jr. has already starte...
{The questions are asked in the order received, these are all the questions received. So every character won't get asked. If you see your question, shout yourself out.}
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Q: Why did you stoop so low? A: Quite frankly I'm not sure what you mean. I did my dirt and made my mistakes, I owned up to it. I can't change the past. I wanted something I couldn't have so I entertained the idea of his father.
Q: You already broke up a happy home at one point but that wasn't enough, you even went so far as to come on to A3, till the point he had to fire your ass, why? A: Like I said before I wanted something I couldn't have. So I went to his father for companionships. As far as me getting fired, I only did what I thought he wanted in my eyes. Clearly I was wrong, sigh we live and we learn. I'm on to better things now.
Q: What were you trying to gain from all this from the beginning before your conscience caught up to you? A: I foolishly entertained a married man, I know this. I wasn't trying to gain anything, we were both into it at the time. He talked about his problems and I listened. Being around him at the time felt right for both of us.
Q: How could you run off and leave your responsibilities behind? You gave up your rights? A: That's something I still battle with everyday. I wanted my child to have stability and love around her. Her father and his wife are more than capable of doing that. I will never say I regret that decision (signing her over), Arian is very happy. That's all I'm answering, no more questions. _____________
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Q: When did you finally realize that pushing Rai and A3 away from each other wasn't the best thing for them? A: I think it was when we were in Nairobi for that summer. Celebrating Raina's eighteenth birthday is when it hit me. That allowed me to let A3 in again. I was stubborn, that's why it took so long to even apologize to Rai. Which was at the get to together at A3's crib when I finally talk to her.
Q: How does it feel to have twin daughters? Are you ready for when they hit puberty and boys are on their minds? A: (laughs hysterically) I knew I was going to get asked this one. First of all it's amazing to have my girls here. As far as puberty, I will never be ready for that. I guess it's a jokes on me type of situation. —No boys allowed around my girls. They can come see me, I got something waiting for em'. ______________
