Plot Synopsis

Jazmin "Jazz" Welles and her long-time artist fiancee, Blac, are planning to finally tie the knot, but it seems their relationship is in a slump and the vow "'till death do you part" begins to weigh heavily on Blac's mind. He convinces her to take six months off to discover if what they have is really true love. After Jazz loses her job, her sister Nina recruits her to teach for an adult literary program at a local community center, where she meets Kwame Davis, a litigator focused on career advancement, who reluctantly volunteers his Saturdays to teach adults to read in an effort to please his boss. As Jazz and Kwame reach into the community and find new and creative ways to engage their students, guiding them toward individual success, they find themselves drawn into an unlikely friendship that surprisingly blossoms. With her six-month relationship break set to expire -- and her walk down the aisle imminent -- she finds her life changing in unforeseen ways.