Katherine Hills had it all, she was extremely beautiful but yet intelligent and ambitious. She had money and amazing parents who would do anything for her. She was the most popular girl in school and hanged out with the cool kids, and not to mention she was the most desired girl in school. But even though she had it all she was never satisfied and was as selfish as you can get. Not caring for anything or anyone. Amy Addams was a shy and delicate girl. She had a rough life, her mother died when she was young and her father was a drunken stoner low life. She didn't have any friends as a "loner" and the weird "genius" that aced all tests being constantly bullied in school. But still she tried her best to succeed in life. She barely had any money but yet went to the best private school in town on a scholarship, although no one really accepted her. So what happens when in a drunken state a group of Katherine's friends make a bet that will bring the paths of these two girls to cross?

Old flames and prospective lovers threaten to derail your budding romance with the handsome, young and capable CEO of the Loveland Financial Group, Victor Li, before it even begins. How will you manage to extricate yourselves from a web of misunderstandings and into each other's arms? A Mr Love: Queen's Choice x Kissed By The Baddest Bidder crossover fanfic. Rated: 18+ for detailed depictions of intimate moments.

"You're that one kid who sits in the back. Vincent, right?" "Yeah. You're that one kid that talks a lot in class. Oliver." • • • • • (This is a BL, or boy love, story and I might possibly have some smutty type/smut-related and/or a smut scene(s) so beware.) • • • • • Personally, I think of Oliver as more of a Cole Sprouse looking guy and Vincent as either an alternate version of Asa Butterfields or some abstract version of an American Jungkook. Just sayin'. • • • WARNING! This story may contain graphic and sexual content, nudity, suggestive scenarios, adult language, and possible suggested violent and/or criminal actions. Viewer discretion is advised.