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Journey with Ty as she goes through a rebellious life that leads her down a path of destruction. Fast money would help enable her to fulfill all her dreams. She came from a family that didn't have much. She promised herself she didn't ever want to live life as a poor person. Ty worked and ground hard. The hard grind made her believe she would never find herself in financial situation that would allow her to want for anything. Ty was on top of the world as she was clever. She had a good plan and was well organized. Everything in life was starting to finally go well. In the midst of perfect moments, Ty forgot about all the things that could possibly go wrong. The things that could go wrong were far from her mind.
Ty did not anticipate the dangers that would come along with getting fast money and living an even faster life. Ty believed she could have it all-fast money, her family, her man, and her children. Once she stacked enough paper, she would get out of the game. Then she had an epiphany. If she could have it all while in the game, she could have it all on a straight and narrow. Relationship distractions caused her to stray away from the plan and have troubles with her man. As she was no longer focused, her choices and behavior began to change. She found herself in a predicament to kill or be killed. Would murder be justified, or would she spend the rest of her life incarcerated? What would her new life and fate be? While incarcerated and awaiting her fate, she got to experience deaths and murders. Because of incarceration, her life became the choice of prosecutors, judges, and jurors. Time in jail gave Ty insight and a whole new appreciation for people and life. But was her mistake too great? Did she learn too late?
