In the heart of their unbreakable friendship lay an unspoken truth, veiled beneath laughter and shared secrets. As they navigated the twists and turns of adolescence together, their bond deepened, yet so did the clandestine emotions stirring within. Beneath the guise of platonic affection, the subtle currents of something more profound flowed between them, unacknowledged and unexplored, trapped in the labyrinth of denial.

A story of wonder, heartache, sacrifice, love, and of course forgiveness. How would you feel if you fall in love with the unexpected person and in unexpected time? Not just in love but deeply in love. How much are you willing to give for the sake of love? Is it even enough? Carmina Villanueva who is fresh from divorce decided to go to manila for her to clear her mind. She was also hired for a teaching job there. On the other hand, Carla Sarmiento who is too nice to cut classes ended up to be a trouble kid because her parents died due to an accident. What will happen when two broken hearts meet? What if they really know each other long before they even meet? What is the role of life and death in their story?

The loveteam that was loved and followed because of the chemistry that cannot be matched. The love we know will be hindered by many and will be criticized but chosen to be secret from many people. Unexpected love will bring happiness and desire for everyone because of the good company that most people don't expect. Love hidden from many people. Love that lasted. Love that makes their courtyards happy and lighten.

"Sometimes love can make stupid decisions"ika nga ng ibang tao kapag mahal ka o kapag nagmamahal. Pero "love can change some stupid decisions" kapag binago ka ng taong mahal mo.Sa kwentong ito makikita natin ang totoong pagmamahal sa pagitan ng pamilyang mag-kaaway. Handa kaya silang tumakas para mahalin ang isa't isa? O handa nilang kalimutan ang isa't isa? Kung handa ka na ay tara't basahin na ang Endless Love. A fan fiction story Starting: Samantha Antonio (Maja Salvador) Gael Del Mundo (Paulo Avelino)