You Call That Love

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, or so they say. Meet Yasmin Sinclair. All her life, Yasmin has sought her parents’ acceptance, but receives only criticism. Despite her parents’ assessment, Yasmin is a striking young woman. Even strangers stop to admire her beauty, especially her hazel-green eyes, but Yasmin sees herself differently. She believes her eyes are her biggest flaw, providing her male admirers a temporary fascination that will soon fade away. One day, Yasmin decides that she has finally had enough of trying to please her parents. She resolves that it’s time to “get it together” and start looking out for Yasmin.

On her night of liberation, she meets Braxton Simms. Braxton Simms, a man she’s admired from afar, but was too shy to approach, until this night. However, Braxton is not the monogamous type, he lives by the motto, “sex, no strings attached.” But, there’s something about Yasmin that makes Braxton consider giving up his bachelorhood. It’s not long before these two began an erotic love affair. For the first time in her life, Yasmin is truly happy. Braxton makes her feel beautiful inside and out. At last, someone loves her for her, not only for her physical beauty, her eyes.

Unfortunately, life brings the unexpected. For Yasmin theses events send her into a spiral of deep depression. By the time Yasmin finally does get a grip on her sanity and realizes she’s losing Braxton, it’s too late. Braxton now thinks a committed relationship is too much and wants to revert to his old ways. Yasmin is devastated and once again feels rejected. In spite of this, Yasmin finds strength. She discovers a very important lesson about love and learns whose love really matters.