It might not be in fair Verona, but in this town, the Vittoris and the De Felicis are the most powerful family around.

Blood run by the sweet wine, both families thrive to be the best in the business, while maintaining the most civil competition.

But after unsettling number of cases arises, society thinks it will be better for the Vittoris and De Felicis to unite under the most sacred contract in human history, marriage.

After all, the Vittoris are blessed with a beautiful only daughter, while the De Felicis has their eligible sons.

Yes, plural, sons.

This sounds like a perfect plan on paper, but with hate runs thick and historical, will the plan of holy matrimony really solve the problem? Or, will it only complicate things?

The Ballad of Seven