Jasmine's life was simple, predictable, and boring. And she liked it that way. She was a nobody -- just another face in the crowd at St. Ignatius College. Her only goal? Survive high school quietly. No drama. No distractions. Huling taon na niya iyon. Pagkatapos ay aalis na ng San Ignacio for good. But the universe had other plans. Nagkrus ang landas nila ni Raphael dela Serna -- SIC's most talked-about transferee. Galing sa isang exclusive school sa Manila. Sabi-sabi, na-kick out. May issue sa behavior. Laging may kaaway. Laging may ka-date. Buwan-buwan, iba ang ka-fling. A notorious bad boy-slash-certified chick boy na kahit delikado, kinababaliwan pa rin. He had a smile that could both annoy her and weaken her knees. He was tall, moreno, and dangerously charming. He was every SIC girl's dream prom date. Pero siya ang pinili ni Raphael. She didn't like him. She hated him the first time they met. He was the chaos she never asked for -- but somehow, she got swept into anyway.

World-renowned chef Thorn Calderon is already prepared to be single for the rest of his life. But plans change when his parents set him up through an arranged marriage with Cassia Wisper...the girl who believes he's gay. ****** Thorn Calderon believes that he would never find the right woman for him...not until his parents suddenly tell him to tie the knot with someone he doesn't know. At his age, he just doesn't care anymore. As long as the marriage doesn't interfere with him and his restaurant - the love of his life - then he wouldn't mind obeying them. But just when he's intent to live by the motto 'Happy wife means happy life', sweet and innocent Cassia Wisper drops a ludicrous bomb that renders him speechless. She only agreed to the marriage because she believes that Thorn bats for the other team. Determined to make their marriage work, can Thorn really do everything to make his wife happy - even if it means he has to pretend he's gay? Disclaimer: This story is written in Tagalog and English. CONTENT WARNING: This story has mature scenes which are not suitable for young readers. Cover Design by Regina Dionela