can go to jail for sleep something where. reporter: after months of living together on the streets, chocolate and her fiance, brian, seem to be getting a break. i am waiting for my friends here. he s going to take me to his house. it will get me and my fiancee off the streets. sometimes i wonder if he s too good to be true, though. he has done so much for us. he has gotten brian a job. he s taken us off the streets now. he s given me rides. i mean he s fed me. i love you. reporter: terry worked with chocolate at taco bell and runs a remodeling business where brian works. this is interesting. reporter: terry invited
bell. that s pretty cool. it is better than begging for money all day. when i get off the streets, i want to go to college. and i want to write poetry and write a book. i want to eventually after that become a motivational speaker like a homeless advocate. i want to be that. someone that understands what they are going through. reporter: someone that knows what chocolate is going through is her fiancee, brian, a former marine and a former customer. i used to i used to sell brian his weed. he told me he had a crush on me. it was history from there. reporter: brian and chocolate have been on the streets since brian s former roommate kicked him out four months ago. brian is a large part of why i m still going, if it weren t for brian, i would probably either be in a hospital from trying to kill myself or probably relapse completely. my drug of choice used to be
drop-in. drop-in center is dedicated to helping homeless youth. it offers food, clothing, internet access, and even a safe place to take a nap. chocolate s biggest source of support and stability is her fiance, brian, a former marine. but brian is a relative new comer to the streets. she worries about whether he can make it out here. in fact, earlier in the week, brian accidentally burned down the tent that they called home. this is his first time. i get irritated with him sometimes because i feel like he should know this but then i stop and think, how is he going to know this if he has never been through the situation? reporter: it has been a bad week. but a call brings some good news. are you serious? we are off the streets until i get paid? we are off the streets. are you serious? reporter: a friend has offered the couple a room in his
i had tickets for, like, sleeping, mostly one thing you can go to jail for sleep something where. reporter: after months of living together on the streets, chocolate and her fiance, brian, seem to be getting a break. i am waiting for my friends here. he s going to take me to his house. it will get me and my fiancee off the streets. sometimes i wonder if he s too good to be true, though. he has done so much for us. he has gotten brian a job. he s taken us off the streets now. he s given me rides. i mean he s fed me. i love you. reporter: terry worked with chocolate at taco bell and runs a remodeling business where brian works. this is interesting. reporter: terry invited chocolate and brian to stay with him for two weeks.
suddenly interrupted. a passed-out drag rat brings the attention of the police and paramedics. it turns out that chocolate is wanted on an aggravated assault warrant. so brian, everyprotective, pulls her out of the square. off the sidewalks. let michal you back. all right? i want my daughter. i m chilling, soldier. i m chilling. the night will result in more than a hangover. it could threaten everything she has worked for. it pisses me off. i m so angry about it. you earnt more cash. if you re not satisfied with 50% more cash, send it back! i ll be right here, waiting for it.