(Treasure Town #1) R18+ ✔ One town with a powerful family bloodline has a surname that means "wealth". Each family member was bound by the rules set by their old ancestors. One of the things they should follow is: "do not put the family surname to shame, or you'll be cast out." Beatrice Spencer is a young, curious teenager. One of the youngest among her cousins will break that rule. On her 18th birthday, she found herself kissing her eldest cousin, Louise, the most cold woman she had ever seen.

(Treasure Town #2) R18+ ✔ Money and fame. Who wouldn't want someone as flashy as the Spencers? When a fine woman like Charlotte finds her love interest in the midst of chaos, her principles in life slowly change. She became someone she thought she would never be, and it's all just because of a girl named Helena.

"My heart was full and got torn apart because of you."

Kenny Rae B. Sinclair is a fourth-year college student. Pretty handsome but aloof and prefers to be alone. She has only two friends at school and has no plans to entertain anyone in her life, especially men, because she hates being sugarcoated with meaningless words. She's the perfect daughter and the most beloved person in the family. That's what everyone knows, but behind closed doors, she's just a puppet because she's still young. And she has a secret that she doesn't want others to know, or else people will mob her, and her only remaining peace in life might get qruined by the rumours.

R18+ ✔ Amanda Leigh Ryans, a jobless woman with a diploma who is experiencing an existential crisis, finds herself being the babysitter of a psychopath named Celestine Aranie Villareal, the girl version of Lucifer you wouldn't want to mess with if you wanted to stay alive.

R18+ ✔ Juztine Claire Arden is the youngest daughter of her parents, despite being rich and surrounded by loving parents and a brother, she still grew distant and cold. She hates people and doesn't want anything to do with them, which is why she has zero friends. She is not affectionate and hates skinship the most. But behind her mysterious demeanor, she is secretly admiring someone from afar. That person is her soon-to-be sister-in-law, the only person she is comfortable being with aside from her family. Will she learn to be soft or will she become more stone cold?