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Si Carmelita Montecarlos ay ang bunsong anak ng pinakamayamang angkan sa San Alfonso. Habang si Juanito Alfonso naman ay ang anak ng pinakamaimpluwensiya at makapangyarihang gobernadorcillo. Itinadhana silang mag-ibigan na pinagtibay ng kasunduan. Nakatakda silang ikasal sa ika-dalawampung kaarawan ni Carmelita. Ngunit sa mismong araw ng kanilang engrandeng kasal ay binaril si Juanito. At hindi na nalaman pa kung sino ang may sala nito. Inakala ng lahat na doon na nagtapos ang kanilang masaklap na kuwento. Na gaya ng kanilang mga kaluluwa ay sumasalangit na rin ang naudlot na pag-iibigan nilang dalawa. Ang hindi nila alam, may ibang plano ang tadhana. The laws of nature will bend. After more than 104 years, Carmela, the fourth generation of the Montecarlos clan will be born on a leap year - sa parehong araw ng kapanganakan ni Carmelita. A short trip to San Alfonso for her 20th birthday will give her rebellious life a whimsical twist. Through a diary, she'll go back in time. And the Carmela of 2016 will meet Juanito of 1892. Next story to read after ILYS1892: 1. Our Asymptotic Love Story 2. Bride of Alfonso Book Cover by: ABS-CBN Publishing Started: June 01, 2016 Completed: April 27, 2017

Edith, a kind-hearted girl who volunteers in a home for the aged met Theo, a seminarian from Manila who was assigned in their parish for a 2-month parish ministry. They occasionally bumped into each other and between them, personal stories were shared. Upon learning bits of Theo's history, Edith found out a poignant story from the past she and Theo had to face and accept, with a broken heart.

Collection of stories to tell about a seminarian and to tell about finding one's vocation. If there are stories that warm my heart and touch my soul the most, those are the stories about vocations. Vocations that tell love and services. Stories that leave us wondering and ask ourselves, who is the author of such beautiful encounters? Like my Patron Saint, I chose love as my vocation. In my own little way, through God's grace and love, I will live this vocation. What is your vocation? May God open your heart so you could see and hear clearly His design for you. ❤️ The stories in this book were written some time ago and dedicated to a young former seminarian whom I have the pleasure to encounter countless of times in the old Parish of Lucban, Quezon. We do not know each other personally but I am happy to hear him sing and see him serve in the Church. Glad to witness in him an extraordinary love and service to God.

HugotSeminarista's compilation of Seminarian-related #Oneshots by different authors.