Kareena Maya Valentin is the living karma, good or bad that's up to you. She's a golden girl, the university's pride in archery and creative writing. But where there's a gem, there's a warning. She's a player: master of games, best with boys. No one tells tales about her, no traces in the pavement-just black kissmarks where she clocked men. Lips could only suspect she's an undercover Cupid, she shoots an arrow and makes you fall before you realize it was poisoned. Karma never missed her aim. But what happens if her next target is the campus's notorious heartbreaker? Ellison Andres Suarez doesn't believe in commitment, but he's a renowned flirt, a player in her league, definitely a bad card to deal with. But if there are two players in every game, there is always good and bad. Good players try to lose bad cards to win. But bad players? They take all means to win, even with the bad cards. The stakes are high, it's gold on the line, all she has to do is make him cry. Now that bad meets bad, who's playing whom? Will Karma hit bullseye? Or will she be the one Elias plays this time? You bet on it.

Pursuit of justice, danger in revenge, and the worthiness of love. In the bustling city of Manila, a young and dedicated lawyer named Tresmiro Jace Suarez is renowned for his unwavering integrity. He tirelessly uses his extensive knowledge of the law to champion the cause of the oppressed, seeking justice where it's often denied. During his quest, he crosses paths with Caitlin Willow Madriñan, a woman with mysterious ties to his close friend, Enrique Joao Zarraga. This unexpected connection sparks a series of events that intertwine their lives in ways they never anticipated. As they navigate the treacherous path of justice, they encounter numerous trials and dangers that test their determination. Amidst the chaos, a pivotal question looms over them: What holds more weight, the desire for revenge or the power of love? Their journey is a testament to the human spirit, teaching them the profound meanings of sacrifice, love, and justice. Their story serves as a poignant reminder that while we may falter and stumble, our worthiness is never diminished. We may not always be good, but we are always worthy of love and justice.