Maine Mendoza had been rushed into a wedding she never anticipated to take place; it almost feels like she's been sold to Richard Faulkerson Jr. #miniseries

Richard Faulkerson Jr., after consistently denying his feelings for his old college friend, catches himself in a situation where he can't escape the charm of Maine Mendoza. After three long years of silence, they find themselves together again as housemates. (The Lady in Letters sequel; cover @jaysdei.)

A collection of what ifs; what could have possibly happened if love knocked differently at Richard Faulkerson Jr. and Nicomaine Mendoza's doors.

Nicomaine Mendoza, twenty, had always secretly dreamed of becoming an actress. Richard Faulkerson Jr., twenty-four, adopted the screen name Alden Richards and lived quietly in all his four years in showbiz. Fortunately, fate played a game with destiny and brought the two of them together, involving Cupid in the process. It was easy, of course, since they were naturals. To smile and laugh in front of the cameras. To act like they were in love. To pretend they really cared for the other that deep. To say romantic lines, to swear they could make it to forever and prove it really exists. The hard part is determining whether they're still acting... or not.

Maine Mendoza, a bouncing ball of sunshine and innocence combined, gets introduced to the real evils of the world. She holds Richard Faulkerson Jr. hand and influences his conventional views with her own diamonds. (Cover @jaysdei.)

Watch Richard Faulkerson Jr. and Maine Mendoza, who are both considered geniuses, make all the foolish choices in life.