Harem versus harem. How often do two college girls at the same university meet with a whole harem of rich guys following them on their heels? My name is Marnie Reed, and this is Charlotte Carson. Girl, just call me Chuck. What are the odds? This is destiny? You have five guys; I have five boys. Who would have thought that Bornsted University had a strange and unusual tradition of putting targets on both of our backs. It's not that we're not used to it. You were dealing with an elite club; I was running away from the cult. Mm... This is unexpected. Moreover, it is disappointing. Is high school a vicious circle? So easy to say we lived happily ever after with a graduation cap on our head. But what happens next? How do we make this work? At least I can talk to you about it. We can talk about guys all night! But only if I don't have to pretend to be one of them. Um. But do we really have time to worry about how to make this all work when we might not have harems at all at the end of it all? I'm worried, Marnie. Someone died. The girl died because they wanted to steal her boyfriend from her. And we each have five. It's not like we're not used to fighting, right, Chuck? It's not like we haven't fought and scratched and shed blood. It's not like we haven't been bullied and bullied. in any case, this is our chance to become ourselves. If anything, this is a chance at redemption. This time we are not alone. I have you, you have me. And we both have them. Our boys. Our hearts. Our Future. This book is dedicated to: all the fans who have waited so long and so patiently; both of these series helped me through many difficult times; reacquainting myself with these characters was so healing; I hope this feels like coming home to you too after a long trip. Marnie, Chuck, their boys and I are here to greet you at the door. Come on in and stay a while.