Summer Gonzales has spent years thriving as an actress and model overseas. Returning home, she's caught off guard by the last thing she expected, her ex-husband, Julian Grayson, is now the president. *** Summer and Julian's marriage lasted only a year before falling apart. Now thriving abroad as a sought-after celebrity, Summer refuses to look back. But returning home brings her face-to-face with President Julian Matthew Grayson, who clearly hasn't forgotten her-or his love for her. When danger puts her at risk, Julian becomes her protector, pulling them back into each other's lives. As they enter a renewed relationship for her safety, the question remains: can they get it right this time? DISCLAIMER: This story is written in Taglish. COVER DESIGN: Regina Dionela *** Published under PSICOM

Half Thai-British palace maid, Becky, is assigned to serve Thailand's Crown Princess, Freen. Due to some unexpected turn of events, she finds herself "serving" the princess beyond what she expected.

Freen, the cold and flawless top medical student, suddenly transfers to a new college, hiding secrets no one can imagine. By day, she's admired for her brilliance and strength. By night, she's a ruthless mafia heir, feared in the shadows. When she crosses paths with a bratty law student, their constant clashes ignite an unexpected chemistry. But the closer they get, the harder it becomes for Freen to keep her double life hidden. Love and danger intertwine, and when the truth comes out, one question remains - can a mafia's heart truly belong to love, or will it always belong to darkness?

Freen Sapphire Chankimha, a billionaire who's very well known and respected by all. Rebecca Rux Armstrong, a spoiled bratty kid who does whatever she wants without thinking. Stuck in an arranged marriage, will they be able to get along? What if the other secretly has feelings? What if it was never a loveless marriage at all?

Synopsis: Freen Sarocha Chankimha-- a daughter of a well known businessman in the country. Always a head turner in their campus. Known for her undeniably perfect looking appearance. A business related student. Despite her social status, she's not like other rich kids who flaunt their money shamelessly. Because none of it mattered for her. Only one. Becky Patricia Armstrong. A pre-med student who is quiet, lowkey, and loves to keep her life in peace. The very first day Freen saw her, she vowed to court her and get her by hook or by crook. People could say she's down bad for her. But what happens when life will take its back on them? What happens when fate decided to play them?

Freen Sarocha is a brilliant young surgeon, famous for her golden hands in the operating theatre-precise, fearless, and never failing her patients. But outside the hospital walls, she is the complete opposite: a wild party girl, a scandal magnet, and someone who avoids commitment at all costs. Rebecca Armstrong, or simply Dr. Becky, is everything Freen is not. A young anesthesiologist with an icy demeanor, Becky is disciplined, respected, and feared by her colleagues. With a flawless reputation and the legacy of her powerful family in medicine, she has no room for mistakes-or scandals. Their worlds collide when their families arrange a marriage to strengthen the hospital empire. Becky accepts out of duty. Freen resists, terrified of being tied down-especially to someone as intimidating as Becky. Inside the OR, Freen is a genius no one can rival. But at home, she's reduced to a clumsy, awkward "husband," tiptoeing around Becky's sharp glares. Slowly, Becky begins to notice the stark contrast-the reckless playgirl outside, and the brilliant, focused surgeon within. Against her will, she starts to feel something she never expected. As jealous nurses and meddling med students circle around Freen, and as hospital politics push them to work side by side, the line between duty and desire blurs. What begins as a forced marriage turns into a messy, heartfelt journey of love, trust, and unexpected vulnerability. Can a scandalous surgeon and a fierce anesthesiologist learn to heal not just their patients-but each other's guarded hearts?

Freen, a strong and ambitious woman, begins her journey with a burning heart full of revenge. Her past scars drive her into Becky's world, where she becomes Becky's driver-a position that slowly pulls her into Becky's life. What starts as cold determination soon melts into unexpected tenderness. As the story unfolds, their bond grows through pain, passion, and trust. From enemies to lovers, they fight against betrayal, family pressure, and the shadows of Freen's past. Love finally wins, leading to a heartwarming marriage.

For as long as I can remember, my world clung to a single shade. It settled deep in my mind, lingered longer in my heart. Somewhere along the way, I forgot the gentleness of blue skies and the warmth red once promised. Colors became memories, and memories turned to shadows I no longer chased. Then came this mysterious woman. She was cloaked in silence, carrying storms behind her presence and a pantone I never knew I was missing. She lit something in me I thought was long dead. And now, every color burns too bright to look away. We're just two broken souls who found our way to each other, learning to live fully, daring to feel love... once again.

Becky was running out of time. Her failing heart left her days numbered, and with no donor in sight, she chose to stop waiting for miracles. Instead, she vowed to live what little life she had left to the fullest-collecting memories instead of regrets. Among her last wishes was something she had never dared to chase: to know what it felt like to be loved, even just once, even for a night. She didn't want romance or promises-only the raw, fleeting intimacy of being wanted, cherished, and alive. When she met a stranger under the glow of city lights, she took the risk. One night. One memory. One last heartbeat of innocence turning into experience. But what she never expected was that this stranger would leave behind more than just passion-she might hold the key to her fate, and perhaps, to a future she thought she'd never have.