Haki became interested by how physical intimacy can make the girl he likes like him, so he decided to put it to the test on Kia. He even kissed Kia in places he shouldn't have. Kia, on the other hand, began to believe that Haki has feelings for her, and her heart was hurt when she realized that her assumptions were wrong. Many events caused them to part ways, but Haki returned after a few years, and it appears that the tables have turned. But perhaps love is sweeter when you can treat someone as both a friend and a lover... or simply a play date? (note: pic on the bc not mine, and the characters make really devastating choices so if you don't want that, don't read this)

Medel had no choice but to agree to allow her mother's adopted younger brother, Chrollo Alcaraz, 27, use her body for pleasure in order to pay for the car she severely damaged. Their relationship is bound on sexual pleasure, and Medel is fully aware of this, constantly reminding herself that she should not desire intimacy that goes beyond sexual pleasure, but she unintentionally falls for her uncle, who is zero percent romantic. (note: pic on the bc not mine, and the characters make really devastating choices so if you don't want that, don't read this)

Tattoo artist Kael Romano likes it rough, wild, and dirty-no strings attached, just pure pleasure of the flesh. But his life of degeneracy takes a sudden turn when he finds out the secrets hiding behind the pretty face of the goody two-shoes adopted sister of his. Suddenly, things are easy no longer... *** It's hard for the Boracay-based tattoo artist Kael Romano to say no to women and sex-in fact, debauchery is his lifestyle, and he relishes in it. When temptation comes in the sexy form of Anika Liz Romano, the beloved adopted daughter of his estranged parents, he does not even try to resist in the first place. But he has never thought that his short trip to Manila and living out her wildest fantasies for a few days will cost him a heavy price-his heart. Disclaimer: This story is in Taglish Cover Design by Rayne Mariano