Jennie Kim liked red. Red lipstick. Red nails. Red ribbons in her drawer. She said it looked good on her - bold, clean, dangerous. Red stood out. Red got attention. Red made people look. And Jennie always liked being looked at. But red wasn't just a color to her. It was a feeling. Sharp. Hot. Uncontrolled. It was the way her chest tightened when someone touched what was hers. The way her smile faded when someone dared to ignore her. The way her eyes followed a quiet girl with cracked shoes and a sketchbook she didn't understand. Jennie Kim liked red. And maybe that's why, when she saw Lisa Manoban- She couldn't look away.

Just when does the line between best friends become blurred? Lisa hates being an omega. She hates that she has to be at the bottom of a alpha-dominated society. She hates that she is expected to submit to every alpha that walks past. She hates that she can't be taken seriously just because she is an omega. And most of all... She hates everything about Jennie Kim

Transferring to Belvoire University, Thailand native student Lisa Manoban looks forward to being able to have a new start at the exclusive University. But arriving, she soon realizes that not all is what it seems. Defined by family backgrounds, the campus is ruled by a system in which the rich students rule while the poor students grovel at the bottom of the barrel. And the one with the most power is the Queen B, Jennie Kim. Just what happens when Lisa meets the Queen B herself? Hate? love? When does the line exactly blur at the two emotions which are always entwined?

"You're such a rude and self-centered asshole you know that ? I can't believe somebody as twisted as you actually exist." "Damn, what a poor description of my whole being you are making princess. You almost hurt my feelings here. I am everything but rude." This could have been the boring story of a new girl entering college, finding love, getting married and having a calm and peaceful life. Too bad (or not ?) Lisa isn't driven by any objective of the kind.