Would getting into illegal street car races, messing up with gangs and having a badass attitude be considered a normal teenager life? Well, that's one side of mine. On the other hand, I'm the captain of my school's cheer team, most popular & beautiful girl in high school with a polite behaviour who takes care of her lil' sister while my parents stay busy in their company. I'm Skylar Scott, the eldest daughter of the billionaire couple and the heiress to Scott Enterprises. Some may say I've such a small dream while others say I've big dreams. But it doesn't matter what they say, because I know that, I've one giant dream to achieve. So naturally, I decided not to indulge myself in boy problems. But everything gets upended when I start developing feelings for my newly shifted neighbour. And trust me, his looks scream bad boy. Behind that bad boy looks, lays someone completely opposite person. But obviously, there is more to it. Read to know What happens when my double life collides with a celebrity life.

[EDITING] It's been four years since we broke up, since I last saw him. I am no longer the person I used to be. I have gained a reputation as the most formidable businesswoman, feared by many, devoid of smiles, and often labeled as ruthless and arrogant. I have left my past behind and immersed myself in running my company. However, there remains one reminder of the time spent with him-a memory I desperately wish to forget as I strive to forge new memories. Though, deep down, I know I'm incapable of loving someone else. His name is Kayden McCoy, and he is still a popular pop star, considered one of the most attractive bachelors and renowned singers worldwide. He still carries the appearance of a bad boy, the only difference is he is really one now. Every woman seeks an opportunity to transform him, yet he swiftly changes girls like he changes his attire. And when fate reunites us, he decides to win me back. To mend our broken promises. If only it were that simple. +++ Second book in Broken series. Sequel of Two Sides but can be read as a stand-alone too