Then they made a toast. “To us, the savvy sistahs, and to our undying friendship and continued success in all our endeavors,” Brandy said. “And most important, to the men who love us.”
Smiles curved their lips as they drank their milk. They had always been there for one another and they always would be. Their minds reflected on the principle they had shared in the car on the way to the restaurant that was found in I John 3:1. Let us not love merely in theory or in speech but in deed and in truth—in practice and in sincerity.
And with their husbands, the men they loved, the extraordinary males that God had sent into their lives, they were always putting their love into practice.
READING GROUP GUIDE
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Do you think, considering their past relationships,Amber, Brandy, and Carla were justified in not wanting to seek serious relationships with men?
Do you think the three women offered support for one another? Why or why not?
Of the three savvy sistahs, who do you think had the biggest issues? Why?
Do you think Brandy’s relationship with Grey moved too fast? If so, why?
Do you think Jesse was justified in wanting to take Carla’s company away from her since she refused to cooperate and tell him what he wanted to know?
Should Carla have notified Jesse about her pregnancy regardless of her assumption that he was involved with another woman?
Do you think Amber was overly cautious when it came to developing a relationship with Cord Jeffries?
Do you think Sonya was justified in her jealousy of Brandy and Amber? Should she have felt threatened by their friendship with Carla? Should she have made an attempt to get to know them better?
Who did you think was Brandy’s stalker? Why?
Were you satisfied with the way the story ended for all three sistahs? Why or why not?
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