No Excuses:: Being the Father My Son Deserves

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Dreux "Lil Fizz" Frédéric of platinum selling R&B group B2K, thought he had it all; fame, fortune and millions of adoring fans at his feet. In the shadows of the bright lights is where he discovered the true meaning of having it all. On the day his son was born, Dreux then realized it was his son who made him whole. He's learned that being a father is the ultimate reward.

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