Reina Cedenio didn't have the best life. In fact, it was pretty miserable. So when she died, she thought that was it - no more pain, no more disappointments. But instead of the afterlife, she opened her eyes in a world she knew all too well: Twist of Fate, her late best friend's favorite novel. It was a story everyone loved to hate - the kind that ended with every main character dead and no one getting a happy ending. Reina remembered complaining about it with her best friend, laughing and crying over how unfair it was. Now she was living inside it. The worst part? She wasn't the heroine or some background extra. She was Clarish Belfford, the villainess fated to die at the hands of the male lead. Reina wasn't planning to die twice. If this was her second chance, she'd do whatever it took to stay alive - and that started with one simple rule: don't fall in love.

Dylan de Beaumon, the adopted daughter of a Duke, recalls the memories of her past-life after hitting her head. Upon realizing she was a villainess character in a novel, she decides to use her intellectual giftedness to get a good career and run away. Dylan, who is haunted by her mother's death and the secret behind her birth, navigates life at Faerchester Academy relying on her wits and manipulation to escape her own downfall. Much to her dismay, the main characters in the novel just won't leave her alone. Upcoming webcomic! I am excited to inform you that this book is currently undergoing the editing process to enhance its quality and ensure that it meets the highest standards of excellence. Despite the editing process, I am committed to delivering new chapters biweekly so that you can continue to enjoy the story and follow the characters' journey.

Isabelle Dizon was perfect. A straight A business course student, a sensible lady, a responsible daughter any parent would wished for. But she felt something lacking. She often felt she was living to her parents idea of what she should be, and she started to doubt if that was what she really wanted. As her uncertainty and longing continued, she met a group of people from a poorly funded, nearly dissolved, university organization. A group of six university students who taught her the value of friendship, the courage that comes with pursuing her dreams, and the importance of living in the moment and creating Something Spectacular. Something Spectacular written by: april_avery Genre: Teen Fiction