Book 2 of the Sheet Series by Nayin Yagdulas Laiah Billie Ty was raised to believe that love is a liability. As the youngest daughter of one of the country's wealthiest families, her life has always been measured by expectations-perfect grades, pristine image, and a future carefully mapped out by her powerful parents. No distractions. No detours. And absolutely no falling in love. By graduation, she was finally ready to break that rule and confess her feelings to Miles Terrence Fabroa, certain he felt the same. But right after the ceremony, her mother made sure they would never meet. In that moment, Billie knew it was the last time she would ever see him, so she chose silence instead of love and walked away before any confession could be made. Years later, Billie is a CPA running her own firm, leasing space in a commercial building. What she does not know is that the building's new manager is none other than Miles. Once a dreamer, now a licensed engineer, Miles has built a quiet life far from the elite circles Billie still tries to survive in. Both successful. Both single. Both carrying a history neither of them ever truly let go of. She was taught to choose legacy over love. He never stopped choosing her. But between spreadsheets and silent stares, the sheet between them begins to shift. What once separated them now draws them into the same space again. In a world where emotions are liabilities and marriages are transactions, can two people who were never allowed to love finally find the courage to choose each other? #TSBUWP #SheetSeriesWattpad

Justine Kate thinks he is her friend and demands he pay a debt. Karolus ignores the mistake at first, until he realizes she is the same girl who steals his heart at a charity event. When he finally replies and pays her sister's dues, she apologizes and blocks him. She has no time for strangers and no space for feelings. But he keeps coming back, with kindness and patience and just a right amount of charm. Then he offers to pay for her replies. She agrees. Not because she feels anything but because she needs the money and maybe... his words make the world feel a little less heavy. -- Cover by Shyx Arts

Epistolary Si Penelope Iris Reyes ay may dalawang bagay na alam niyang sigurado: Una, ang pi ay 3.14159265358979... at hindi ito natatapos. Pangalawa, hindi niya ma-figure out si Wren Santos. Pi memorizes numbers to quiet the anxiety. Masyado kasing maingay ang isip niya. She makes lists to feel in control. She writes everything down in her yellow notebook because if it's documented, it's manageable. So naturally, nilagay niya siya sa kanyang bucket list. Now, she is making her 314 things to do before graduating high school. And somehow, including Wren feels like another equation she has yet to solve. Except Wren Santos doesn't behave like a number. And the more she writes about him, the longer the yellow notebook gets, and the louder everything feels. Louder than the digits, louder than the lists, louder than every system she has ever built to keep herself safe. And the closer her competition and their graduation gets, the more she realizes some things don't need to be solved. That sometimes, the only thing left to do is be brave enough to feel it.

After her father's mysterious death, Cicely Vale watches her world fall under the iron grip of Hester, her father's best friend and now the ruler of Lumora Prime. Society is divided into strict factions, where the lowest are bound by deadly Rings of Life that track every move. He builds Hesterian High, an academy that trains the next generation for perfect obedience. Here, students are controlled not by rings, but through neural implants that read their thoughts, emotions, even dreams. Loyalty is rewarded. Hesitation is punished. As a privileged Avis, Cicely is meant to thrive alongside her best friend and follow the system without question. But when she forms unexpected bonds with the oppressed Signe faction, she begins to see the horror beneath the polished halls. In a world where even your thoughts are not your own, and every second is counted, how far would you go before time runs out?