Romance|R-16 Calista Vasiliev is a self-centered brat who grew up in a wealthy family. She's spoiled and can get anything she wants with a flick of a finger. Tired of her impudence, her parents sent her to a province to teach her a lesson. In order to get her privileges back, she needs to work hard for it. Enter the cunning and seductive man, Theodore Mercado. Contrary to Calista's beliefs, Theodore hated money more than anything. They lived together and as each day passes, their clash became worse. They're annoyed of each other's presence, until they became more involved to each other. Calista thought of a way to have Theo at her mercy, and that is to entice him. Luckily for her, sexual tension thrived. They say, "opposites attract", but what if they realize that their love will only hurt the other? Can they risk loving each other knowing that they can love a better life separately?

《C O M P L E T E D》 [BxB | R18 | Mpreg] El Grande Series 2nd installment. WARNING: Contains strong language and mature scenes. DISCLAIMER: This is written in Taglish.

Summer Lee is thirty, gorgeous, successful-and still untouched by love. She's never been kissed. Never even held hands. Not because she's hard to please, but because her overprotective dad and brothers built a wall so high, no man's ever made it over. As the only girl in the family, she's been guarded like a national treasure. Every single man who tried to court her mysteriously vanished without a trace-and she's pretty sure her brothers had something to do with it. Just as Summer gives up on romance, fate throws her a curveball: he comes back. Ruey Zix Montclair-the one boy she secretly wanted, the one her teenage heart never forgot. Now he's back, all grown up: colder, sharper, and devastatingly hotter. But Ruey keeps his distance. He has to. She's his best friends' little sister, and breaking that unspoken rule could destroy everything. He tries to keep the line clear. To look away. To treat her like nothing's changed. But Summer isn't the same girl anymore. And neither is he. And when desire starts to slip past the walls he built, Ruey realizes the one thing more dangerous than crossing the line... is not crossing it at all.