Sean Joseph Salazar is a student drowning in the pressure of modular assignments and the crushing weight of a memory he refuses to face. He thinks he is being haunted by Eli Maureen Perez, a girl whose presence is signaled by the scent of vanilla and a sharp, mocking whisper in his ear. But as the "ghost" begins to take control finishing his schoolwork in a penmanship that isn't his and leaving him in rooms he doesn't remember entering Sean is forced to confront a terrifying reality. Maureen isn't a spirit from the outside; she is a fragment of his own shattered mind. To become "whole" again, Sean must choose between the safety of his delusions and the devastating loneliness of the truth. In the end, he might find that being "cured" is the most painful haunting of all.

They say falling in love is supposed to feel like magic.But what if you fall for the one person you're not supposed to? I'm Yanna Nicole Larezo.Two older sisters. A mother who walked out when I was five. A father I never met because death took him before I took my first breath. And then there's him. Jack Laurence Montecer - my best friend.The guy with the perfect smile, the perfect grades, the perfect family. Handsome. Smart. Respectful. The golden boy. The dean's only son. He's the one who knows all my secrets. Except one. That I'm in love with him. So tell me... is there even a chance he'll see me as more than just his bestfriend? Or should I bury this feeling before it ruins the only person I can't afford to lose?

Anger...Where does it start? FEAR, DISRESPECT, BETRAYAL or maybe... INJUSTICE that hangs in the air like rain. That's where it takes root - an anger so soft at first you don't feel it, stretching through you until the person you were is like just a ghost. From knowing every thought in your head, to being a stranger to your own heart. A stranger who shifts the way a person thinks.

"Minsan, ang puso mo lang ang nakakaalam ng katotohanan." Luna Dela Cruz returns to Crescent University with no memory of her past-her childhood, first love, or a marriage she never chose. Every day is a struggle to navigate a life that feels both familiar and foreign. Then there's Enzo Vergara, her childhood best friend and the university's composed yet passionate president, who knows her heart before she remembers him. And Draven Ramiel Cortez, her quiet, patient husband, who has stayed by her side through it all, carrying a truth she can't yet recall. Caught between two men and a past she can't remember, Luna must face forgotten promises, hidden feelings, and the song that seems to know her heart better than she does.