Mikha Lim, a member of BINI, is known for her calm, nonchalant presence, someone who moves through life with ease and quiet confidence. She never thought fate would play a role in her life and through a string of unexpected encounters. She found herself drawn to someone. That someone... was YOU.

Padayon - a word that means to continue, to carry on, to move forward. More than encouragement, it is a call to endure, to persist against the weight of uncertainty. Yet when You and Aiah's paths cross, this simple word begins to echo with deeper resonance.

𝘒𝘪𝘯𝘥𝘢 𝘣𝘢𝘴𝘦𝘥 𝘵𝘰 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘒𝘥𝘢𝘳𝘢𝘮𝘢 𝘔𝘺 𝘙𝘰𝘰𝘮𝘮𝘢𝘵𝘦 𝘪𝘴 𝘢 𝘎𝘶𝘮𝘪𝘩𝘰. A Gumiho who's trapped in the human world?! Behind that beautiful cold face was an unexpected spirit living 100 years or more in the Philippines. What will happen if a Human, who's popular and a bit crazy met the Gumiho just in front of her doors? - austinnieshoo. ( taglish book )

This story is a fem!reader fanfiction inspired by the amazing members of BINI. Please keep in mind that while the story features real people, everything here is purely fictional and meant for entertainment only. None of the events or personalities described represent the real lives of the members. If you choose to read, please enjoy with respect and an open heart!

Sheena Catacutan x Fem reader At 21, Sheena Mae Catacutan lives life like a dance-fluid, loud, and full of light. She's the kind of girl who walks into a room and makes it feel like summer, all sunshine and laughter, the bubbly jokerist everyone leans on. A dancer since she could walk and the emotional glue of her chaotic circle of friends, Sheena hides her deepest fears behind rhythm and punchlines. She's never known silence, never questioned her joy-until she stumbles into the university's forgotten library wing one rainy afternoon. There, covered in dust and time, is a book with no author. Only a title etched in fading gold: "The Next Page." Curiosity trumps reason. She opens it. Inside, a story unfolds-a dancer named Sera, all sunshine and sass, meets a quiet girl named Gia, a cancer survivor who hides her body and brilliance behind oversized hoodies and self-doubt. Sera sees her. Pulls her into the light. Teaches her how to dance again, how to live again. It's beautiful, heart-wrenching, eerily... familiar. Too familiar. Sheena keeps reading, chapter after chapter, drawn into the uncanny parallels-Sera's jokes, her moves, even the way she argues. It's her. And Gia? Someone she hasn't met... yet. Not until a few weeks later, when she crosses paths with Y/N Ricalde-Vergara, a soft-spoken girl with a voice she barely uses and eyes that carry the weight of someone who's fought wars no one saw. She's brilliant. Talented. Broken in ways she never talks about. And Sheena? She's instantly drawn to her. It should've been a meet-cute. But the moment Sheena sees her-really sees her-the book falls out of her bag. Same girl. Same smile. Same sadness. Unknowingly, Sheena has begun living the prophecy of the book she found. And every page that turns is a step closer to something beautiful... or something heartbreaking. Because some books aren't just stories. Some books write you.

Mary loi "Yves" Ricalde is a rising star in the modern art world, known for her deep love of oil paints and antique treasures. Unlike her peers, who chase digital trends and NFT canvases, Maloi spends her days haunting vintage shops and estate sales, seeking inspiration from forgotten eras. One rainy afternoon, tucked in the corner of a dusty old curiosity shop, she finds a haunting portrait of a young girl-eighteen, dressed in vintage lace, eyes filled with sorrow. She feels an inexplicable pull. The old shopkeeper, eyes clouded with memory, tells her the girl's name: Y/N Edevane, a princess from the late 1800s who took her own life just days before her arranged marriage. Rumors whispered of her forbidden love for another girl-a scandal impossible to bear in her time. Consumed by guilt, denial, and the fear of disgracing her family, she chose to disappear... permanently. As Maloi gazes deeper into the painting, a strange glow flickers from its frame. A shadow appears behind her-Irene, a fallen angel bound to the shop and time itself. Irene offers Maloi a dangerous choice: step through a magical portal into the year 1887, just weeks before Y/N's death, and try to change her fate. Maloi, moved by the princess's silent pain and driven by the what-ifs of history, accepts. In a world of corsets, etiquette, and forbidden glances, Maloi must convince Y/N that loving another girl isn't a curse-it's a right. But as she tries to save the girl from her tragic end, something unexpected happens: Maloi herself begins to fall in love with her. Now Maloi faces a heart-wrenching choice-can she pull Y/N into the future, away from a world that doesn't accept her? Or will time itself punish them for changing what was once meant to be?