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Romeo and His Many Juliets [Romeone & Juliétte] by MaggieTearjerky
MaggieTearjerky
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Juliétte Conte is a firm believer in love and romance. She believes in marrying for love and love alone, but then she is forced to marry the eldest son of her family's sworn enemy, Romeone Kortajarena. Will they find love in this modern day Romeo and Juliet fairytale? Or is it just tragedy and misery- 'til death do they part? *** Juliétte Conte never thought she'd be walking down the aisle to one of the Kortajarenas, the family that killed her mother. But to save her brother and their family's reputation, Juliétte has no other choice but to utter her "I do," to Romeone Kortajarena. Her dream of a happy ever after shatters to pieces, because Romeone is dangerous and a notorious playboy. She hates him, but as the line between hate and love starts to turn blurry, Juliétte finds herself betraying her mother and family by falling for the enemy. As love runs in Juliétte's veins, can she change him? Can she make him realize she is enough and he doesn't need many other Juliets-just her? DISCLAIMER: This story is written in Taglish. COVER DESIGN: Regina Dionela
Shades Of Chase (Filipino Version) - PUBLISHED by Warranj
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Allison had always wanted to become a painter. Due to financial constraints, she wasn't able to pursue her dream and instead found contentment in expressing her art at home. The man of her dreams became her favorite masterpiece. He was a recurring figure in her nightly visions. Despite her confusion about his existence, she meticulously depicted every detail of his physique, bringing him to life on canvas. When given the opportunity to participate in an art exhibition, Allison didn't hesitate to choose the man from her dreams as her entry. Standing in front of her painting on the day of the exhibition, a man suddenly appeared beside her, causing her to glance at him. As he examined her masterpiece with furrowed brows, the man uttered words that made her freeze on the spot. "What is my face doing there?"