The Secret Baby Daddy 2

Raleigh’s long lost baby daddy, Torrence, had finally appeared after eight long years of disappearing. Raleigh thought she’d grown to hate Torrence for leaving, but when she comes face to face with the man that she’s been trying to find in other guys all these years, the old feelings are resurfacing, and she doesn’t know if she still loves him or if she can even forgive him for his absence.

While going against her heart and mind there is still another factor that could really dead the old feelings she once had for Torrence. Hamidi, the man that was willing to show Raleigh that her baby daddy wasn’t the only good man God made. He brought everything he had to the table, and he promised to never leave her hanging. There are so many thoughts running through Raleigh’s mind. While her heart still holds a gratitude of love for the man that treated her like a Queen but also ran out on her claiming it was for the better at the time, she has finally let her guard down for someone that was making her smile since the first day they’d met.

Will Raleigh allow Torrence back in and pick up where they left off, not just for her sake but also for T’ Ziah, their daughter’s sake? Or will she choose Hamidi the man who is doing everything to patch up wounds that he didn’t cause but feels as though she’s very much worth it. The sticky situation dealing with two men at one time can have a woman doing some crazy things and at some point, someone must be a secret.

Hamidi has no choice but to play his role and move the way Raleigh wants him to because at the end of the day not only was Torrence her baby daddy, but that was also the hand that fed him. Never bite the hand the feeds you but also remember that money is the root of all evil so Hamidi may have to make a choice. He’s always been the provider for his family but the way he feels about Raleigh he’s willing to take the loss of his whole drug organization going down. This is a chaotic triangle of love and both guys are ready for whatever, so the ball is really in Raleigh’s court.