Calista was deceived by someone she thought was her "boyfriend," losing all her savings and getting kicked out by her landlord. 
Now homeless in a city far from home with no one to turn to, she unexpectedly finds shelter in a shared apartment with three men- Zane, Cedric, and Draven. Not only do they offer Calista a fresh start, but they also bring her into a web of temptation and mystery.
Calista's journey is an emotional rollercoaster as she navigates the complexities of her new living situation while struggling to overcome the pain of betrayal. As she attempts to rebuild her life, she finds herself drawn to the lives of her roommates, each offering a different kind of allure.
Zane: "You're a sweet girl, Calista." 
Cedric: "You're making me more intrigued, Calista." 
Draven: "You're the first person who made me smile, Calista."
Amid the chaos of her new reality, Calista can't shake the feeling that she's a pawn in a game she doesn't fully understand. Has she stepped from one deceit into another? Can she trust the men she now calls her roommates?

Tempted by My Bestfriend's Brother and His Roommates

　　"Yes! Zane's team is leading! My Allistair looks so good!" Eva exclaimed excitedly, her eyes fixed on the game.


　　Despite knowing little about football, the intensity of the match gripped me. Our school was in the lead, and the atmosphere was electric with cheers, especially whenever Zane's name echoed through the crowd.


　　The game is happening with nail-biting moments as players from Zane's team narrowly avoided being overtaken by their opponents. Each time, Zane's swift reflexes came to the rescue, eliciting thunderous cheers from the spectators. The score remained close, but the determined expressions on the opposing team's faces hinted at their frustration and brewing strategies against Zane.


　　The game teetered on the edge of chaos. One particularly brutal tackle sent Zane sprawling to the ground. As he rose to his feet, his eyes flashed with fury, and I held my breath, fearing he might retaliate.


CHAPTER 12 Worried