Yoongi and Hoseok get married for their brothers. Both aren't ready to accept each other and are looking forward to get divorce. But will they able to get divorce or fall in love with each other??

Book 3 of Romano Series Best friend's brother trope Leo Romano, younger son of American Mafia family. He is hot headed with anger issues. The only thing in life he wants is someone who understand him. Vivaan Singhania, only son of his family. He is a sunshine with darkness engulfing him from inside. He carry burden of his birth in his heart. He has a sweet family but is there something more about it? Let's see what happens next when the meet.

Win, is attracted to Team at first sight. Win, a third year engineering student, is dragged to a caffe every morning by his friends Tay, Dean and Tul who had all fallen for 3 juniors (New, Pharm, Max). One day Team enters the cafe and sits with his friends, attracting Win's attention. Win makes a bet with some student that he can make the boy fall for him within a month. But Team is not that easy of a target, already having his heart broken twice he has built his walls up high. Win's elder sister (Ahnong) is the Mafia leader of one of the biggest gangs in the town and has many enemies, her brother being her only weak spot is in danger all the time. Dean and Tul are Win's bodyguards and also his best friends. How will Win go through the walls that team has made to protect himself? How will they face he uproar that will come in the way of the Mafia group? The characters and images used do not belong to me credit to the real owners. But the story idea is mine.

RANKINGs: #1 in India 21-03-25 #1 in comedyromance 29-03-25 #10 in bxb 30-04-25 #6 in mxm 30-04-25 Aarav Singh Chauhan and Shaurya Shekhawat were childhood friends, bound by an unbreakable bond despite their different worlds. Aarav, the heir to a prestigious royal family, was destined for a life of duty. Shaurya, raised in the world of the Shekhawat mafia, was taught the values of loyalty, honor, and justice by his father, a close friend of Aarav's own. Their families shared a deep respect, with no rivalry between them-until time and distance pulled the friends apart. Now, years later, they meet again under unexpected circumstances-neither recognizing the other. Aarav returns to his palace for his sister Princess Aarohi's wedding, only to discover that she is marrying Shaurya. Shaurya has become a respected leader, fiercely loyal and honorable but ruthless to his enemies. He follows a strict code of justice, doing what's necessary to protect his family. When they meet at the wedding, neither man knows the true identity of the other. Aarav, no longer the carefree boy, faces the mafia don with a mix of nostalgia and confusion. Shaurya, with his strong yet principled demeanor, feels an unspoken connection, though he is bound by duty to his bride. As old memories and new emotions surface, both men are forced to confront the history between them, and the choices that now stand before them. Will their families' bond be enough to bridge the gap between their hearts? Or will the weight of their roles as prince and mafia don keep them apart?