When broke genius Jineah Lin Carter fakes her identity to attend an elite university, she expects exams and secrets. What she doesn't expect is to end up fake dating the one person she can't stand ice-cold heiress Alessia Carmine De Luca, who might just be more fire than frost. Thrown into a whirlwind of fake romance, twisted emotions, and chaotic friends, Jineah and Alessia's pretend relationship spirals into something undeniably real. But love built on lies always comes with a cost. In a world of secrets, trust becomes the rarest currency. And falling in love? That might just be the biggest screw-up of all.

TFOL SERIES 1 Kaetherine is an obscure student who merely wants to pursue her passion for composing poems. As she gradually grew enthusiastic about discovering her deep-seated gift, she also found herself never-not involved in her professor's life. This causes her troubles in many facets of her life, making her fathom out sundry things about herself-notably her emotions. Status: Completed but under revision

This is a girlxgirl love story so if you are not comfortable with it, much better na huwag mo na lang ituloy ang pagbabasa nito para hindi ka na ma-bother. Thanks! === An Alcantara story.

COMPLETED! They both started with marriage but on paper. Can they both handle it?

Cee lives her life hiding her true identity as a woman just to be accepted into the Seriantel family. She may be pretending as a man, but she is certain that she is straight - until she deals with Verra Normans.

Amorist Series #1 "I will never let myself get trapped in the shackles of enslavement called relationships." Yeishabelle Vain Fuego, a free-spirited girl who travels to Manila to study and live with her young aunt. There she met a sophisticated woman named Audelia Yasmine Serrano, who was paralyzed by the burden of her history. At first, their connection was like a tug-of-war between the past and the present, and between rationality and affection. But a heart that yearns clouds the minds. Their connection ran deep; it flourished and involved families. And yet, as warm as it felt, a reckoning of the past allowed the cold to slip through. Their relationship was tested, as a promise demands a yes. With their connection in ruins, will they be strong enough to say another "hi" or strong enough to bid their goodbyes? Revision Start: 06/17/23 Revision End: 12/31/23

España Series #1 (Dedicated to all my friends who came from the LGBT community. I love all of you so much.) UST Architecture student, Samantha Nicole Lopez did not know what love is capable of until this person came into her life. She is used to being alone, spending most of her time with her friends that is why she learned to live without expressing her inner thoughts. She even forgot how to feel about herself. She is a woman of finesse and glamour, but little did she know that all she needed to give color to her pale, black and white world is the person she least expected to make her world turn upside down. Sydney Tiana Buenavidez, a lady coming from a rich family in Cebu, came to Manila in hopes of getting back with her ex-girlfriend. She has long discovered that she's bisexual and were never ashamed of showing her true colors to anyone. Her family loved her as she is, or did they really? Sydney and Samantha fell deeply in love with each other. However, as they were tested by the challenges of fate and resilience, one had to let the other slip away. After a few years, the two met again. They both thought that each of them had moved on already but they never did. Would they find their way to meet over the rainbows again? _________________________________ Note: I started writing this book when I was just 16 years young, stopped writing, and only continued on my 20th. Re-reading all the first few chapters, I can see that there are a lot of lame scenarios, and/or typographical/ grammatical errors. Hoping for your kindest understanding.

A ghost in a crowd.

"I am at the spotlight, and she was among the waves of crowds clapping for me-but among them, her clap was the loudest, however I failed to noticed that her claps was so distant, always far from my hearing, but always there."