Kung hindi ngayon? Kailan? Kung hindi dito? Saan?

My name is Blake... I had an accident few months ago.. And after that accident I started having these dreams.. I always dream about this girl.. And I don't know who she is... But in my dreams I knew I love her.. But everytime I dream about her.. I couldn't see her face.. It's a blur.. Now I have questions in my mind.. Is she a part of my past.. Or is she going to be my future...

CURRENTLY IN THE PROCESS OF BEING REWRITTEN!

Who is Kyle Shin-woo before? And what happened to him before that made him a bad guy?

EXO Chanyeol as Phoenix Laurel Afterschool Nana as Valeri "Lengleng" dela Cruz Book cover © @milkalattae

Hestia has learned her lesson: never flirt with a casanova or else, you'll end up with a broken heart and a fatherless child. She has done everything to hide from the playboy but six years later, she and her sweet little kid were found--and chaos ensues. *** Hestia Garcia is aware that the famous bachelor, Lucas Allen Palermo, is a casanova with a lot of affairs yet she still fell in love with him. Well, with his gentlemanly and refreshing aura, who wouldn't? Her plan? Go to the bar Allen is a patron of, flirt with him all night, and give him her . . . valuable thing. But that one blissful night ended with her pregnant and her heart broken. Turns out, the casanova is a jerk--he doesn't even remember her name! Six years and a cute little boy after, a knock on her front door changes Hestia's and her son's lives because there is a certain Palermo at the door, smiling at them. DISCLAIMER: This story is written in Taglish. COVER DESIGN: Rayne Mariano

Good side and bad side.

"Nothing is more painful than regret." Earl Sarmiento said since the day the girl he loves left him. "Letting go someone you love is setting the both of you free." Gelyn Cortez told to herself because she wants to let go the pain she's keeping in her heart since then. @Taglish -BlackandWhiteLover02-

Isang Stacey Perez maiinlove sa isang Dakilang playboy? Isang malaki hindi!!!!

Tigers #6 Ken Sarmiento