Trey just wanted his mom to love him. After a short stint in juvi Trey finds himself free from the woman and joining a new family. But sometimes – family ain’t family - and Trey finds himself struggling when it comes to his attraction for the brash but charming golden boy of his new family - Rel....

Rel and Trey find themselves trying to get through a boring Saturday. While Deon on the other hands has his mother out late on a Saturday after a night of drugs and partying.

Change is in the air. Trey decides to open up to Rel in a heartwarming letter that is bound to change everything between them.

Trey attempts to get close in Deon - knowing they both share something in common. And we go back to witness Trey "sense of humor" going desperately wrong.

The road trip to the family reunion stops before it gets started.

In the finale - Trey realizes his dream of having somebody in the family to relate to - is nothing compared to his nightmare.

Trey has his own now - and is bringing Rel along with him. And we meet another from the other side of the tracks - Kyler.

Trey has to a successful drop in order to get paid. While Marion visit his mom to seek advice on Kyler.

Rel decides to start over while Trey begins to question if he can trust the people in his life.

Rel finds himself still hugging the bottle while Trey makes a connection with somebody just - like - him.

Trey attempts to get to the bottom of the his boss' money problems. And speaking of money problems - Ky needs to start making some.

Trey gets some disturbing news from Tiller. While Rel begins his quest to get back into college but all the stress is causing some disfunction.

Trey starts to open up to Jamie even more - revealing thoughts that only we have known about.

Two the most important people in Trey's life meet - hopefully all is good in the hood.

In the finale - we prepare for the future. And we predict financial stability, love, and new adventures. It almost feels like - a happy ending.

After years of being the troubled son, a young dealer is ready to leave his past behind. Determined to change his life, he sets out to reconnect with his mother—but rebuilding trust isn’t so easy when the past still lingers.

Trey is ready to double his money – he’s going to do it for Rel, Miss Gina, Jamie – and himself. But the people in his life have their own goals – a new and improved Rel is trying to get back to school. As for Jamie – he’s doing his best to keep his “real job” hidden from his family. Speaking of ...

Rel is ready to go back to college and Jamie is tasked with dropping him off. While they travel - Trey and Marion settle into the trap.

Trey and Marion finally are finally joined by the third guy. He ends up testing Trey's leadership skill early.

Rel and Jamie continue to collide. While Trey begins to struggle to steer the ship as team captain of the traphouse.

A trap house dinner goes south when Philly decides to speak his mind.

Marion and Trey decide to be gay little weak boys during their final days in the trap house. While Jamie and Rel begin to bond.

In the finale - The man comes to town and Rel finally learns about Jamie's real job.