As a Bourne family heiress who was emotionally scarred by her father in childhood, she always rebelled against him at every turn. Eventually, she finds herself forced into marriage with the legendary and captivating CEO by her father. Handsomeness and wealth aren't the points of concern; rather, it's the fact that this legendary man has allegedly played to death thirteen wives and transforms into a beast at midnight, stirring up unbearable memories of past beastly violations. When her vampire brother, filled with resentment, delivers her to Leonard Crowley, a monster who seeks power at any cost, she finds herself locked in a struggle for survival against a group of monsters. One is a breathtakingly beautiful girl traumatized by her father's philandering, deeply passionate, decisive, and resolute, bearing the weight of love and hatred. The other is the Animal King, filled with hatred due to human cruelty. Once anointed, he spends a decade wreaking havoc, seeking bloody revenge for the evils of humanity. Ruthless and cruel, he's the Mafia Godfather whose name strikes fear even among his own. Can they recreate the tale of Beauty and the Beast? Can they exemplify the harmony between humanity and beasts?