With the gang on high alert over the phone call from little Phara, things take a harder turn when Tamara skips town, yet Dolla reappears. The rage flowing through Scrappy won't allow him to see or think clearly when sending Sheena and Legend to personally hunt Tamara down. Anything could happen. At what cost? Killing Tamara would only show Kalie how savage Scrappy really is, and it could potentially push her away for good. That's only if Kalie survives the fatal gunshot wound in the first place. Calmly and Mocha have more than they both bargained for when trying to make a relationship work. Mocha has to keep an eye on her sisters, which eventually causes her to pull away from someone who truly loves her. In the same instance, she must conceal her murdering Bandz and going after Dolla. If Calmly found out, it could only mean that she wasn't over Dolla to begin with, and it would force him to cut off the romance. As soon as everyone finds a little bit of happy, it's snatched away by Queenie's greed and Dolla's appearance. Nobody's thrilled when he lets them all in on the fact that he knows who they really are and what they've done. That includes his old flame Mocha. Dolla is not a man who is accustomed to losing. He has plenty of tricks up his sleeve when fire forms in his eyes after seeing Mocha with Calmly. Everybody must pay for seemingly turning their backs on him. The streets are still a kingdom, and the throne has yet to be taken. It's a fight to the death in this final installment. A fight that emerges a victor that no one sees coming. Old family members and friends seem to come out of nowhere to make it harder for our group to figure out who to trust. Everybody's head is on the chopping block.