Warning: Rated R, Mature Audience Only! "He hovered over her mouth as he spoke, "Do not feel ashamed." She gasped as a tear eased out of her eye as he caressed her, "I can't resist having you." He kissed her again as unbuttoned his own shirt and gently laid on top of her, "You were made for me.. You make me feel less of a monster." " Bianca Marcose was always over looked, her evil older sister Rose made sure of that. She was always the good daughter, never spoke back, never caused trouble. Secretly she dreamed of a simple life, but when their ill mob boss father Avin needs to secure his daughters safety, everyone is shocked when he chose James Endrizzi to marry Rose and to take his place. James Endrizzi, womanizer, psychopath, handsome, fearless, heartthrob. Sounds dreamy? Not to Bianca "prude" Marcose. When James first arrives to Avins house, he is actually excited to meet Bianca, until he realizes that her sister is next in line for marriage. Since Bianca is off limits, he does what any normal man that acts like a teenager does, bullies her. He makes her life a living Hell since she is off limits. What will happen when her nature breaks his hard exterior? Thank you im_so_fab for the awesome cover art!

College student Raven Davis gets the biggest surprise in her life when she becomes the master of Train, a sweet little monster who craves intimacy and affection. *** Living as an ordinary college student, Raven Davis never imagined having a monster for a pet. Yet here she is, coming face-to-face with Train, the monster whom she found hiding in her closet. Though hesitant at first, Raven agrees to be Train's master, unaware that she would be in for something more. As she navigates the ups and downs of having a pet monster, Raven begins to develop feelings for Train, complicating their relationship even more. With their differences and misunderstandings, will Raven remain as Train's master until the end? Or will she choose to live a normal and peaceful life, even if it means Train not being by her side? DISCLAIMER: This story is written in Taglish.