Being the youngest for some people means you're the pride of the family, everyone's favorite, gives everything they want, spoils them, treats them like the most precious thing they could've asked for, their so-called "baby" of the family. Their peace, calm, and joy. But for me? You'll see.‎ I guess the world just seems so unfair to me. Not until... Separate fiction from reality, thank you!!! (Mikhaiah au / og ships)

One year after losing Aida to time, Micah Andrea Lim has learned to live with her absence. Remaining in the present Cebu City, she spends her days wandering familiar streets with Aida's camera slung over her shoulder, capturing fragments of a world that feels emptier without her. Though life continues around her, grief lingers in every photograph, every quiet café, every place that still carries traces of the woman who vanished back into 1959. Then, against all impossibility, Aida returns. But the woman who finds her way back is no longer untouched by time. After being pulled into the past once more, Maria Aida Arceta spends decades searching for a way back to Micah, chasing impossible theories, fractured timelines, and worlds that should not exist. With every failed attempt to return, reality splinters further, leaving Aida burdened with memories of lives she cannot distinguish from her own. As Micah and Aida struggle to rebuild the life they lost, strange distortions begin surfacing around them-photographs changing overnight, unfamiliar memories bleeding into reality, and moments that feel as though they belong to another lifetime entirely. The deeper Aida searches for the truth behind what happened to her, the more unstable their world becomes. Caught between love, memory, and the terrifying consequences of rewriting time itself, Micah must confront the possibility that the woman she fought to get back may no longer belong to just one life-or one version of reality.

When a powerful sentient being surfaced and began terrorizing the major cities all over the Philippines, a group of young women possessing special abilities had to set aside their differences and work together to understand, fight and defeat the adversaries trying to destroy the balance of peace. As the champion and hailed winged hero of the city, Mikha had to lead the special task force to keep the country safe and prevent the world from descending into chaos. But what will happen if the red angel herself was faced with the impossible choice of saving the world or saving the woman she loves? Will Mikha prove herself to be the hero everyone claimed her to be, or will she follow her heart and let the world burn with it? This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places and incidents are either the product of the author's imagination or are used fictitiously. Please separate everything from reality. HAPPY SHIPPING ONLY.

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When political unrest threatens the royal family, Princess Aiah Arceta is secretly sent to the Philippines to keep her safe-away from the crown, the palace, and the life slowly suffocating her. Accompanied only by her Filipina yaya, Aiah steps into a world where she is no longer a princess, but a girl learning how to breathe. Waiting for her is Miko Lim, a well-known chef who hates disorder, secrets, and anything that could endanger the people he loves. Protective of his mother and tired of her loyalty to the royal family, Miko sees Aiah as a risk he never asked for. But as days turn into quiet nights and stolen moments, walls begin to crack. A princess longing for freedom meets a man who built his life around control-and in the country where she hides from the world, they find something neither of them was prepared for. Because some love isn't chosen. Some love finds you... as if you were born for it.

Mikhaiah as exes. Mikha and Aiah, once lovers, had drifted apart with no contact for years. When their former school hosted an alumni event, Aiah returned home to attend. The familiar surroundings and lingering memories rekindled old feelings, and as she stayed in the Philippines, she found herself falling for Mikha all over again.

In a world where love wasn't left to chance but instead carefully guided by celestial beings, there lived a Cupid named Mikha. She had been tasked with the job of matching hearts for as long as she could remember. Her arrows were precise, and her instincts, unerring. Yet, there was one assignment that kept her up at night -- the quest to make Aiah fall in love. AN: I'm beyond excited to finally share my latest story with you all! This one is a special blend of romance, magic, and a little bit of divine mischief-which is again loosely inspired by Taylor Swift's "When Emma Falls in Love" and my own fascination with the idea of Cupid (month of love kasi eh hehe). Disclaimer: While this story draws from the concept of Cupid, it is not a strict retelling of mythology. I'm not an expert on ancient lore, so please don't expect historical or mythological accuracy! This is purely a product of my wild, creative imagination. Remember to enjoy it as the fiction it is and separate it from reality. Happy MikhAiah day!

They were never really strangers. And you don't just forget the ones who felt like home. Disclaimer: This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and events are purely the product of the author's imagination. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or real-life events is purely coincidental. This story contains mature themes, strong language, and explicit content intended for readers aged 18 and above. Reader discretion is advised.

A sequel to Nice Knowing You, Ms. "No Touching" The new generation.

[AUTHOR'S NOTE: This is the Part 2 for the story of Aiah The Friendly Ghost so it's important to read that first before you proceed to this one] A second chance at life. A whole slew of dreams and memories that weren't hers to begin with. And to make things more complicated, Mikha Lim-- one of her best friend's cousin-- arrived back into the school in a storm of gossips and troubles that Aiah had found herself being dragged in. For reasons she couldn't quite figure out, the red-haired girl seemed to find her interesting. DISCLAIMER: [This is a work of fiction so please separate everything from reality. HAPPY SHIPPING ONLY.]