Atrius Ismael Joaquin. [BxB] He is the Second Founder of Ardahas Fraternity, because of what happened to his past, Mister Joaquin the Father of Hanxo Felix Joaquin Adopted him. He is innocent. He didn't try to watch any cartoons before but when Evie comes his life changed but suddenly Evie fall to Hanxo. that's why He found the other person who always accompany him. the person who loves watching cartoons, anime.

Crimson Series Book 2: Arrange marriage? Who still does that? People these days are quite open minded to understand that they find love at their own will. But not in Bridge's case. He's been engaged to someone since he was born. Or maybe since he was just in his dad's bladder! He can't believe that his family secretly arrange him to someone who's a complete stranger for him. And if you think turning in legal age is fun because you can finally do things you want, don't count Bridge in. He got himself a husband. A creepy one. A maniac one... "Don't you dare touch me, you crazy animal!" "Animal?" His creep of a husband chuckled. "That's okay." Then he smirked as he walked closer. "Be careful with your words, honey. Haven't you realize that your life has changed already? From now on, you're just nothing but a prey that will soon be ravage by this animal." *** Disclaimer: This is a Filipino (Taglish) story Warning: BL Mature Content

Soren Levy Tanchuan, a ship's Captain and a notorious playboy back in the day, has been living his life on his own terms - carefree, unattached, and unbothered by commitment. Not until Julian, a second officer pilot, came soaring into his life carrying a revelation that shifted things completely. As their relationship grows beyond shared responsibilities, Soren found himself getting swept up by the emotions he no longer could ignore. Tied by the past and new found connection, will the crosswinds and currents of their love's complexity drift them apart?

Jackson Ramirez has always followed the rules-his family's, society's, everyone's but his own. Trapped in a life dictated by expectations, he buried his passion and silenced the voice that once made him feel alive. So when Kenzo Adachi walked into his class-blunt, intense, and always acting like he owned the room. Jackson couldn't help but feel . . . annoyed. Annoyed by his confidence. Annoyed by how he said whatever he wanted. Annoyed by how free he was. But Kenzo? He saw something else. He saw a bird trying to breathe through its cage. And Kenzo, the kind of man who lives by his own rules, was ready to go beyond the boundary-just to help Jackson learn how to fly.