"What do you regret the most?" A simple question that takes a lifetime to answer. Perhaps regret is not about mistakes, but the decisions we grieve, even when never acted upon. Cindy Heart Guilarde is the proof of this truth. A woman who believed nothing was more vital than staying in the shadows of verity and greed. For her, suppressing was always safer than risking-even if it meant swallowing the whole shot of needles with a smile. For years, she had kept everything at her fingertips. She had it all figured out and acted accordingly. However, it must have been hell for someone to constantly dream of heaven despite it lingering one reach away from your grip. She only wants one thing: to tell her best friend how loaded her heart is with emotions, demanding to be expressed to the one causing them to overflow. Like the waves, her hope became unstable, and when she gathered the courage to confess, the tide washed over her with a cruel realization: you cannot trust the depth of the ocean, nor its hymn, for in every almost lies an unstable shore of sure that it will return wearing the same state. Can Heart mend her agonized soul with just fifteen golden pages, or will she remain forever adrift in the waves of almost? Go Back Series #2: The Waves of Our Almost (Cover is not mine. Credit to the rightful owner)

Clara, at the age of thirty, is still unsuccessful. While the entirety of her friends and batchmates are walking down to settle down, she's still striving to survive a day. She was on the verge of despair after experiencing insults from both society and her own family, being cheated on by her longtime partner, and not earning a promotion at work. That's why, the night before her birthday, she decided to restart her life in such a way that she wouldn't wake up in the real world the next day. But as her wish sprinted closer to reaching someone's ear, her plan didn't cooperate according to how she envisioned it would turn out. After committing to end her own life, she woke up in front of their house's porch. Three knocks on the door, and an unexpected twist played on her. She's facing a young girl, or, should we say, her own sixteen-year-old self. Go Back Series #1: See You, Me! (Cover is not mine. Credit to the rightful owner)