When easygoing meets trust issues, a repelling force is generated that pulls the two apart. But what happens when the force is constantly challenged by fate's lust in wanting the two to be glued together? *************** Iris Morris is an easygoing girl who tries her best to stay out of harm's way-at least until her life follows the path she desires the most-a peaceful life with her loved ones, especially her mother. For her to attain this life, Iris promised herself to stay away from diversions, and in the long list of don'ts, love, and romance are written in large bold letters at the top of the list. Unfortunately for her, the path she tries to forge bends and leads her to the exact route she is trying to avoid, towards a guy who surges the urges she's been trying to suppress for ages-Lucas Andrews. His very existence screams red toward her goals, but when the Greek god material reveals himself to be her boss, she has no choice but to contend with her feelings-until she can no longer compose herself. After the death of his mother, Lucas Andrews is betrayed by the only people in his life who seem to have the keys to his heart. The bitter experience makes him lose all trust in humanity, and everything people do seems like a lie to him, or they at least must have a reason for doing something he believes. However, the same belief is what makes his interest build in a random girl he met at his Father's magazine company. After Iris gives him a nonchalant reply when he spills coffee on her during their first encounter, he can't help but think about her strange behavior and mannerisms, thus making his curiosity about her build. However, can he keep himself in check when he finds out there's more to her than meets the eye, especially when she makes the engines of his dead heart quip again? *PS: To be edited