Won By The Maid's Heart is a girl love gay, romance story centered around an unlikely connection between two completely different individuals. Killian Glenn J. Villafuerte is a spoiled, rich, and temperamental gay heir to one of the largest resort empires in Cebu. Known for his sharp tongue and unbearable attitude, he has driven away countless household helpers-none of them lasting even a month. Only three loyal servants remain: the elderly head maid (mayordoma), who has served the family for years and is the only one Killian truly respects; a cook; and a laundress. Everything begins to change when a new maid arrives-Ciara Esther T. Williams. A hardworking young woman from the province, Ciara applies for the job in hopes of supporting her family. The offer includes free lodging, meals, and a scholarship, making it an opportunity she cannot refuse. As the breadwinner, she is determined, resilient, and unafraid to stand her ground. When Ciara and Killian meet, sparks immediately fly-not of romance at first, but of conflict. Ciara becomes the first person bold enough to challenge Killian's attitude. Unknown to Killian, Ciara has also made a quiet agreement with his grandmother: to help change him for the better. But what happens when Killian begins to change-not because he was forced to, but because of something deeper? Will Ciara succeed in softening Killian's cold heart? Or will Killian be the one to win Ciara's heart instead? ​

Married to My Worse Match A flamboyant journalism student, Kiyoshi Lush Villafuerte, never imagined his life would flip upside down the moment his parents arranged a marriage for him. Worse? His bride is none other than Briana Soleil Valencia-the flirty, fearless, party-loving model who studied in in new york. Smart, stunning, and confident, Briana knows exactly what she wants-and what she wants is him. Kiyoshi's irritation grows each day as Briana throws shameless flirts his way, making their chaotic household a battlefield of sarcasm, stubbornness, and unstoppable bickering. He wants peace. She wants him. He says it will never work. She says she loves a challenge. But somewhere between the arguments, forced closeness, and undeniable tension, Kiyoshi begins to feel something he can't explain-something he refuses to accept. Because how can a marriage that started as a joke, a disagreement, a total disaster... start to feel like fate? Brianna enters the relationship believing love can still change everything. Kiyoshi enters it wanting nothing but escape. But marriage is not as simple as signing papers and wearing rings. Especially when two people carry completely different versions of the same story. The distance between hatred and affection slowly begins to blur, both of them are forced to confront questions they spent years avoiding. Can Kiyoshi Lush Villafuerte ever learn to love the woman he spent most of his life rejecting? Or will Brianna Soliel Valencia forever remain.....His worst match A slow-burn romance where enemies share a home, share a name, and eventually-share a heart. Married to my worse match... turned out to be the best thing I've ever done. Started: 5/30/26 Ended:

Love in the wrong accusation. When Trevon, a sharp-tongued and dramatic journalism student, discovers that his boyfriend cheated on him, he immediately points fingers at the last person he ever expected-Brielle, the school's star swimmer who couldn't care less about him or his messy love life. Because of one wrong assumption, he turns her into his number one enemy. Brielle, confused and irritated, fights back with her own fire. What starts as constant bickering, cold glares, and unending tension soon becomes impossible to ignore. But as the truth slowly unravels, Trevon realizes that Brielle was never the villain in his story. And somewhere between their arguments, misunderstandings, and accidental soft moments... they begin to fall for each other-unexpectedly, unwillingly, and all at once. A journey from hate to healing, from wrong accusations to real affection, and from enemies to something dangerously close to love.