Jeremiah was all about freedom. Leather, engines, adrenaline. He lived for the rush, for the thrill, for reckless choices. Elle was his opposite in every way. Proper, controlled, predictable. The perfect daughter who always followed the path laid out for her. But what happens when their words collide? She follows every rule. He breaks them all. She's everything proper. He's everything wild. And their relationship? Everything forbidden. They hide in shadows, breaking one rule that matters most: Don't fall for someone you can't be with. Will their love rewrite the rules?

Title: The Spaces We Left Unsaid Tagline: How do you mourn someone who is still sitting right in front of you? ​Five years. That's how long Eve and Jeremiah built a life together. They shared families, quiet promises, and a future that felt completely unbreakable. But love doesn't always end with a loud, explosive fight-sometimes, it just quietly slips away. ​When Jeremiah's heart goes cold, Eve is left standing in the crowded living room of the family she thought was hers, entirely alone. While she suffocates under the wreckage of their broken history, he is finally learning how to breathe without her. The Spaces We Left Unsaid is a raw, heart-wrenching look at the slow decay of a long-term relationship, the painful process of letting go, and the agonizing truth that sometimes, love just isn't enough.

All the characters and events are fictional. They do not have any kind of connectivity to real life. Any resemblance to real person living or dead wil be coincidence.

Horizon Of Us Series #1 He belongs to the sea and She's a girl from the city. But sometimes, the heart finds its home right where the waves meet the shore. Jeremiah is Palawan's golden boy. As the son of a famous vlogger, his life is lived in the sun, knowing every hidden cove and quiet beach of his island paradise. For him, peace is found in the rhythm of the tides and the solitude of the sand. Angelie is a high achiever from the heart of Manila. A dedicated MedTech student from PLM, she arrives in Palawan with one goal, finish her fieldwork and escape the suffocating chaos of city life. She isn't looking for adventure, and she certainly isn't looking for love. But when their paths cross under the glow of a golden sunset, their worlds collide in ways they never imagined. Amidst shared laughter and quiet conversations, they realize that the peace they were both searching for isn't found in a place. It's found in a person. As the days slip away and the reality of their separate lives looms closer, Is their love just a summer breeze.

[I fucking hate you, but i love you] Niña is a world of soft pink aesthetics, crochet hooks, and the quiet discipline of a working student. Having moved to the city for college, all she wants is a peaceful dorm room to survive the chaos of university life. ​Then there's Jeo. ​As her roommate, Jeo is the constant noise in her carefully curated silence. Between bickering over shared space and late-night kitchen run-ins, they are complete opposites forced into the same few square meters. But as the pressure of exams and coffee shop shifts starts to weigh down, the friction between them begins to turn into something else entirely. ​In a city that never sleeps, can two people who started as reluctant roommates learn to bridge the gap between their worlds? jeo x niña

Alyanna "Yanna" Ty has always lived her life in the fast lane-luxury malls, high-rise views, and everything a spoiled Manila city girl could ever want. Meanwhile, Jeremiah "Jeo" Ong is the complete opposite: an island-raised heir from Palawan, known for his family's successful vlog, the Ong Fam, and the chain of resorts and shipping lines his family owns. They have nothing in common... Except for the fact that their grandfathers secretly arranged their engagement to unite their businesses in Manila and Palawan. Both furious and trapped, Yanna and Jeo discover the worst part: if they refuse the engagement, they lose everything-heritage, inheritance, and the future they've both been raised for. With no choice left, the two sworn opposites strike a deal: pretend to be happily engaged until their inheritance is secured. But Jeo can't stand Yanna's princess attitude, and Yanna refuses to be looked down on by some "provincial island boy." Between fake smiles for the cameras, forced vacations to Palawan, awkward family vlogs, and staged romantic posts, the two heirs struggle to hide the truth: The engagement is fake. The inheritance is real. But the feelings they didn't plan for... might become the biggest complication of all.

Paula has never believed in love. For her, love is just another word people use before they leave. So when she leaves and moves to Palawan to start a new chapter of her life, the last thing she expects is to get involved in someone else's story. But Palawan has a way of changing plans. The problem? Some secrets were never meant to stay buried. In a place surrounded by beautiful oceans and hidden truths, Paula must decide whether to protect the walls around her heart or risk everything for something she swore she would never believe in again. Because the most dangerous stories aren't the ones that begin with love. They're the ones that begin with a lie. Disclaimer: This story is a work of fiction. Any similarities to real people, events, dates, places, or situations are purely coincidental. The characters, plotlines, settings, and events portrayed in this book are entirely products of the author's imagination. This work is created solely for creative expression and storytelling purposes, and is not intended to represent or depict the actual lives of Jeo or the Ongfam. The names and personalities used here are fictional interpretations and should not be mistaken as accurate reflections of the individuals in real life. This book exists only within the realm of fiction. Happy Reading!! All Good In The Hood!

Garcia Siblings, Was just planning for a simple family vacation while their famous international car racer parents Vivienne Garcia and Andres Garcia went on a business trip. Little did they know fate was already waiting for them. Will they find the path meant for them, or does the path only exist when they walk through it?

She lived her life within lines-safe, planned, and certain. Until the world outside her map started calling her name. Cherry Mercado never thought she'd leave the life she built in the city- not until a single trip leads her somewhere unfamiliar, somewhere wild, and somewhere she meets someone who was never meant to fit inside her plans. Because some stories aren't meant to be followed- they're meant to be explored.