They say, love can also mean... to let go; not because our love isn't worth fighting for but because love isn't what you need sometimes for something you cannot fully comprehend - yourself. If only... If only It wasn't us.

In a world where money rules above all, will you still follow your heart, knowing it could lead to chaos?-Perhaps you're overthinking. After all, the heart never truly leads us to ruin. But does that mean the mind is deceiving us? In this material world, filled with materialistic desires, relentless jobs, and heavy responsibilities, would you dare to follow your heart and risk falling for the one you love? Or would you kill your heart and focus on real life? It's a game of chess-where you can't save the king whilst saving the queen. It's a game for the genius-but it could also be a game for the hopeless romantics. Mind over heart? Heart over mind? Choose wisely. But is this the only challenge we face in love? When you finally conquered it, will there be no more challenges to come?

She could kill and bring you back to life, like the way she made me complete and shattered me in pieces. Unpredictable but what could I do if my soul only wants her.

A first-year student from a small farm in the province receives a scholarship to a prestigious academy in Manila. Eager but overwhelmed by the big city and new environment, she meets a brilliant, young professor who is not only talented but also the heart of the academy. As the professor guides her through the challenges of academic life, the student finds herself confused by her feelings-unsure whether it's admiration and friendship, or if she's truly falling in love with this remarkable woman.

Syx woke up utterly shocked to find out that she was already married and her wife turned out to be her sister's best friend! Without any warning, without any prior discussion, fate suddenly bound them together. How will Syx face this new life? And what is the secret behind this sudden marriage? A story of love, friendship, and unexpected events that will change their lives forever.

My charming eldest brother. My wise brother. My fortunate sibling. Most importantly, he is our parents' favorite. What exactly am I? Of course, I'm always a secondary priority. Because of our family's wealth and reputation, my grandfather and an old friend agreed to consummate the marriage between my older brother and the de la Vega's sole granddaughter. It was originally intended for my mother and the de la Vega's son to marry, but when it was found that my father had gotten my mother impregnated, the two sides did nothing, and my father, of course, refused to agree that he would not be held responsible for what he had done. As a result, our grandfather and his old buddy made another agreement: his eldest grandson would marry the de la Vega's eldest granddaughter once they reached the age of twenty. Once again, it's all about money and status. Because both parties are prideful, neither of them reneged on the deal. Isn't it been a long time? Can't they all just go on with their lives? We are in the twenty-first century they should have considered the humiliation that may befall my older brother and that unlucky granddaughter of the de la Vega's. Also, my brother has a girlfriend, and I know he has no intention of ending their relationship just because of that silly contractual marriage. Anyway, this is my story on how I become a substitute for my brother.