All Joon ever wanted was the freedom to do what he wants and how he wants. But being apart of one of the top families, that seemed impossible, especially when he was the main heir. Escaping seemed to be the only answer but how could he when his parents watched his every move? Somehow, he managed the impossible and escaped to America with the help of his friends that he left back in South Korea.

He wanted to experience new things while in America but he sure it wouldn't be love. That was until he saw Yandy Brown slam some chick head into the cement pavement. Was it love at first sight for him? Who knows? He just knew something about her set her apart from the others and he knew he had to have her.

Yandy Brown was in her last year of college when her world got thrown into a loop. When a random 6'1 Korean claimed her as his girlfriend she got attention that she never wanted from the campus. That didn't shake her at all, because she wasn't the one to cross and a few already knew that. She was going to deny it from the start until she met Joon and went along with it. Why? To pass time maybe? Who knows? She just wanted to see how this would pan out.

As the months went by and feelings grew, neither thought they would fall for the other but they did. From breakups to makeups, cultural differences, crazy friends, and opposing family members, will their love be stable or fall apart?

Well, who knows? You'll have to read to find out.

Kkangpae and I

We were riding down a street when he suddenly turned into a parking spot, I looked up and he noticed he parked in front of a laid-back restaurant. 


“Come on.” He said as he got out. I got out slowly and stood a two feet distance from him. Joon grabbed my hand and led me inside. I stared at his hand and wondered why I didn’t flinch or anything. Did this mean that I was ok with what he did? I mean he low key saved me but I couldn’t bypass the knife throwing. 


We stood in line and checked out the menu. 


“Lee and Hae-In will be joining us.” Joon said, I looked at him and he was still staring at the menu. 


“Ok.” I shrugged “I want a ten-piece wing, lemon pepper.” I looked at him “What are you getting?” I asked. 


He glanced at the window “Get the thirty piece wings, we’ll share and I want a chicken sandwich.” He said. 


He scrunched his face at me “No tomatoes.” 


Chapter 35