Everyday Objects

Nehir comes across to someone singing songs all night long. She likes what she listens so much that she goes after this mysterious musician.

Banks is out there living her best life and thinks she can do whatever she wants with whomever she wants. Never thinking of the Consequences, but in this love triangle she does not expect for "When The Tables Turn"

The Scottish Lord Macbeth, chooses evil as the way to fulfill his ambition for power. He commits regicide to become King, and then furthers his moral descent with a reign of murderous terror to stay in power, eventually plunging the country into civil war. In the end, he loses everything that gives meaning and purpose to his life before losing his life itself.

The story continues as we follow Kadisha Spencer's dangerous search for her missing father Ike, a notorious drug kingpin. As Kadisha descends into the criminal underworld, she encounters murder, betrayal, and other obstacles in her quest.

It recounts the harrowing story of life at one of Mao's camps, at the end of the fifties, where 'rightists' were sent to be 're-educated through labor'.

Distraught after her second miscarriage & learning definitively she could never have children Paula, while driving at night, accidentally injures a child. Confused and due to her commitment to attend a function that honors her husband she doesn't follow the child to the hospital as she thought she would. She attempts to tell her husband about the incident but has trouble finding the right time. Later, overcome with remorse, she looks to get close to this child and becomes a helper at the hospital. The child is an orphan with limited health care available. The doctor recognizes Paula's need to be useful and asks if she would become his speech therapist and guardian. She finds meaning and purpose in her life as she engages the little boy in intensive therapy necessary to recover his ability to speak. Will she be caught and punished, when the boy is able to speak, will he implicate her?