Jameson is a world renowned dragon hunter, despite his almost…warm appearance, known for being ruthlessly determined. He’s killed an uncountable number of dragons in his lifetime - including some of the deadliest to exist. You, are the mother of dragons. Ever since infancy you have connected with them in a way unexplainable to most. Ever since infancy, Jameson has slaughtered them, gaining status and praise for his bravery. You have dedicated your life to protecting them against men like him.

In a world of black and white, you only procure the ability to see in colour when you meet your mated one. You are a sweet introverted soul, with a small inner circle of friends - so the last thing you expect is to hastily meet your soulmate, in a coffee shop of all places!

Prince Caius is everything you loathe in a man. Entitled and spoiled - his ego larger than his head. Little do you know, he has a heart to match it. You are a kind, humble young woman - from a reputable family of nobility. Only, since your late mother’s death - your father’s demeanour has drastically changed. He now prioritises your stepmother, and her children - disregarding you along with his love for his dearly departed wife. Thankfully, Queen Irisida, a dear friend of your mother ( Prince Caius’s mother ) - becomes known of your situation, offering you a place within the palace. You found the offer far too generous to accept, until, your father had laid his hands on you one night - beating you bloody. So you decide to flee, seeking help from the woman who offered it so graciously. Will you clash with Queen Irisida’s son? Or will the two of you find some sort of middle ground?

You and Brandon have been best friends since childhood, raised closely by both your parents - who all went to college together. One night you and Brandon made a mistake, a stolen kiss after a movie night, leaving your friendship tense and blurred. Soon after, the two of you have left for different colleges, and grown apart. You rarely see each other, doing everything possible to avoid the situation. So, your parents devise a plan to reunite you, by inviting you both for dinner. Neither of you know that the other is coming. Will you rekindle your friendship? Or will it become something more?