Magdalena is hardworking and responsible, but life pushes her into selling pleasure to survive. Then she meets a man who changes everything. A contract binds them-with one rule: don't fall. As time passes, feelings grow... but can she love him when a hidden secret from his past threatens to destroy them both? Start: Book cover made by: Jese Graziella

Akala ni Yeng, yakap ng pamilya ang sasalubong sa kaniya mula Japan-ngunit rehas at malamig na selda ang dinatnan niya. Nakakulong ang kaniyang ina, at walang sinuman ang naglalakas-loob na magsalita kung bakit. Sa paghahanap ng sagot, hinalughog ni Yeng ang kwarto ng kaniyang ama. Doon niya natuklasan ang isang lumang diary na pagmamay-ari ni Zaneri Nakayama. Habang binubuklat ang mga pahina mula 1993, unt-unting nabubura ang distansya ng nakaraan sa kasalukuyan. Sino si Zaneri? At ano ang kinalaman ng kaniyang lihim at masakit na pag-ibig kay Archimedes Keandre Ariente sa trahedyang sinapit ng pamilya ni Yeng? Ang bawat salita sa diary ay tila isang hatol. Ngunit, handa na nga ba siyang malaman ang katotohanan?

WARNING:R-🔞 Hernandez #1 The first grandson's obsession. Read at your own risk! "I'll cherish him forever, till my last moment" -Eva Janelle Verrazano Longoria.

Cassidy Faith always felt like the invisible sister. No matter how hard she worked, her mother only had eyes for Dianne. The golden child who could do no wrong. Even when Cassidy racked up honors at school, it barely registered. Dianne got all the celebrations. Cassidy learned to keep her head down and her feelings locked away, just aiming to finish high school near the top of her class. Then Dianne heads off to her dream university, and suddenly Cassidy turns the tables. She drops the news: she's earned a scholarship to study abroad. It stuns her family. As she gets ready to leave the Philippines, she pours her hurt into painting, using it to build a shield around her heart. But once she lands overseas, things don't stay simple. The new place, the new faces, they push her out of her comfort zone. Cassidy has to decide: does she keep everyone at arm's length, or finally let people in? And somewhere in the middle of all that, there's the question of her family. Can she patch things up, or is it time to stop looking back and start living for herself?