Dear Dyuswa, Lagi na lang ganito. Ilang beses na ba kitang pinatawad sa paulit-ulit mong kasalanan ha? Pinatawad kita dahil sa pagmamahal ko sayo. Bat diz tym, I wheel giv up on us. I giv you ol my love. God knows where whore teeth. PS. Meet me sa hagdanan. Doon ako makikipag-break sayo. Olweys loving you, Purita "Damn you Purita!!!!" inis na sigaw ni Joshua matapos niyang basahin sa pisara ang mensahe ni Purita. Kasabay no'n ang walang humpay na tawanan ng mga kaklase niya. He needs to find Purita. That ambitious girl! Hinding-hindi siya magkakagusto sa ambisyosang iyon. Never! Note: Ang kuwentong ito ay puno ng ka-OA-han, kalandian at ka-dramahan. Kaya kung wala kang katangian sa mga nabanggit, read at your own risk. Hahaha.

AIWG Sidestory featuring Misty Kirsten Lee (Kurt's younger sister) and France Zion Madrigal (Wayne's younger brother) "Ma-fa-fall na nga lang ako, sa bading pa!" - Misty *2015 Talk of the Town Awardee*

Kapag nag-iiba ang boses ng isang bakla kapag naa-arouse ng isang babae, isa lang ang ibig sabihin niyan. It's either may chance bumalik sa pagsusuot ng briefs or confused pa lang. Kaya pag mahal mo? SAVE HIM.

Jasmin used to believe in alchemy and her grandfather's stories about it. But as she grows older, she too grows up and considers his tales a myth for kids. That is, until she turns seventeen--with her life put in danger--and she is forced to start believing in the existence of magic again. *** When Jasmin's life is in danger, her father decidedly enrolls her in Altheria Academy to protect her. It turns out that Altheria Academy is not just an ordinary school--it is a training ground for students like Jasmin, who has special abilities. Little by little, Jasmin realizes that everyone in Altheria Academy is protecting her from their enemy, the Raven Clan, who wants her power. But what if she discovers that her power is far more extraordinary than she initially thought? What if her ability can either save the magical world--or destroy it? DISCLAIMER: This story is in Taglish COVER DESIGN BY: April Alforque