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Fuck and Forget Series #3 What starts as playful teasing becomes an unspoken game-one that sparks more than just frustration. With each jab and laugh, the lines blur, and something deeper begins to stir beneath the surface. As their banter deepens, Zero feels a pull he can't explain-a longing that shakes him to his core. Confusion floods him, making him question everything he thought he knew about himself. Just as he begins to accept the truth of his feelings, Casper's own revelation shatters him.

"What kind of creep are you? Stalking your own cousin?" Wonwoo looks up from his phone to see a tall man, dressed in basketball shorts and a jersey, his face flushed and breath heavy. "Sorry? Are you talking to me?" Wonwoo asks, pointing at himself. "Yes! You! Stop stalking Jia. Stop stalking my girlfriend!" Wonwoo freezes, his hands gripping his phone tightly, before he lunges forward, throwing his fist right into the other boy's jaw. "Why the hell are you referring to my girlfriend as yours?"

《C O M P L E T E D》 [BxB | R18 | Mpreg] El Grande Series 4th installment. WARNING: Contains strong language and mature scenes. DISCLAIMER: This is written in Taglish.

Hindi namalayan ni Ashton na marami na pala ang nagbago sa kanya sa lumipas na mga buwan. Hindi na siya ang dating Ashton na sunod-sunuran sa mga lalaking walang ibang gusto sa kanya kundi ang gamitin ang kanyang katawan. He's done letting those men used him for their pleasure in expense of his survival. He already suffered enough. He's not the fragile man anymore that Zie loves the most about him, he's done taking orders from anyone. Ashton's heart is filled with sadness, bitterness and betrayal that it turns him to become vengeful. Now, his shít list of names who wronged him is completed, it's time to start putting red underline across their names.

Ashton was kicked out of his home for being gay. With nowhere else to go, he turned to social media, offering his body in exchange for shelter. That's where he met Zie Mendez, the CEO of Mendez Publishing Inc. Zie was intrigued by Ashton, and offered him a deal: a temporary place to stay, in exchange for his companionship. Ashton was desperate, so he agreed. Little did he know that Zie was more than just a charismatic businessman. He was also a man who could make Ashton's dreams come true. But as they got closer, Ashton realized that he was falling for Zie, and he had to decide whether to risk his heart for a man who might not be able to accept him for who he was. This is a tale of forbidden love, passion, and self-discovery, DADDY is a must-read for fans of LGBTQ+ romance.

"If you don't take risks, you can't create a future." But what if those risks you've taken become your greatest trauma? What if they ruin your future? Is it worth taking another risk when all your previous ones have left you feeling destroyed? We all have our own fate in life. We can agree that changing it is difficult because no one can rewrite the stars. Tristan James Martinez is a good guy, always trying to make everyone happy. But he's taken some big risks in his life, and they've really messed him up. In the middle of his journey in healing he meets Brix Martin Gonzalez, who's a bit more down-to-earth. How can Brix help Tristan get over his past? Or maybe he will just make things even worse? This is a story about taking risks, how to overcome the pain, and finding hope. It's about how people around you can affect your mental health, how they can help us through tough times and how we can try to move on from the things that hurt us and try to move on from the weights of the past.

Yolo never expected his heart to betray him- least of all for Trever, the guy he loved pissing off, the presence he keeps pretending he isn't desperate to feel again. A basketball varsity player and an architecture student, Yolo always believed his life was simple, predictable, and straight. But growing apart didn't make the feelings disappear. If anything, the distance only made every accidental eye contact sharper, every avoided conversation heavier, every unspoken word louder. And worst of all, Trever's attention is already leaning toward someone else- leaving Yolo with nothing but the ghost of what they used to be. Now Yolo is caught in the cruel tension between wanting and pretending, torn between the safety of denial and the ache that refuses to quiet down. How do you let go of a feeling you were never supposed to have- especially when it's for the one person you never stopped looking for? book cover by sereighn arts

Jackson Ramirez has always followed the rules-his family's, society's, everyone's but his own. Trapped in a life dictated by expectations, he buried his passion and silenced the voice that once made him feel alive. So when Kenzo Adachi walked into his class-blunt, intense, and always acting like he owned the room. Jackson couldn't help but feel . . . annoyed. Annoyed by his confidence. Annoyed by how he said whatever he wanted. Annoyed by how free he was. But Kenzo? He saw something else. He saw a bird trying to breathe through its cage. And Kenzo, the kind of man who lives by his own rules, was ready to go beyond the boundary-just to help Jackson learn how to fly.

Santiago Alverio is torn between family expectations and his own internalized fears from homophobic relatives. As he enters a casual fling with Diablo Delgado, he discovers that love, patience, and acceptance might be the blueprint to healing and embracing his true self. *** Santiago Alverio has always lived by the rules of his family, peers, and a silent world that tells him who he should be. As a civil engineering student, he hides behind toxic masculinity and the fear of being noticed because of expectations and a homophobic upbringing. Then comes Diablo Delgado--fearless, affectionate, and unapologetically himself. What begins as a no-strings "friends with benefits" arrangement slowly converts into something deeper. With every touch, every unguarded smile, Diablo breaks the walls Santi has built around his heart. But love is never simple. Santi is caught between family pressures, societal judgment, and his own insecurities. Will he ever realize that happiness was never about meeting expectations but about choosing the person who makes him feel whole? DISCLAIMER: This story is written in Taglish. COVER DESIGN: Rayne Mariano ILLUSTRATOR: Ri Ot