Ezra Jin Medina escaped from their house because her parents forced her to marry the son of their business partner. 

Until one night, the rain was pouring down heavily and her car stopped in the middle of the road where there are no villages or houses around — basically, she had nowhere else to go.

But then, luck must have sided her at the last minute because she found a house near where she was at that time, therefore, she didn’t hesitate and decided to go there. 

There she first met the seven bad boys and the adventurous ride of her life has come to a beginning.

What would be her life living with the seven bad boys?

Living with the seven badboys

　　KIANA and I went straight to the hotel she booked me in. She accompanied me all the way here but she also didn’t stay longer even though she wanted to because Auntie Karen, her mother, has been waiting for her in their company meeting and she’s being careful not to get the two of us caught.


　　We had the chance to talk earlier in the car and we decided that Kiana would only visit here once or twice a week so that the undercover agents or whatever it is called, whom my mother ordered to haunt me, wouldn’t doubt her sudden disappearance and of course, to ensure her safety as well. We both agreed to follow the plan of our set-up and we organized everything.


　　I’ve known Kiana for decades. I spent half of my childhood with her so if I had to describe her personality, I’m prolly sure she would do everything she can to assure I won’t get stuck in trouble, and if I do, she won’t just stay still and watch me suffer alone doing nothing.


CHAPTER 17: Letting Go