Once upon a time, I am the biggest jerk in the world, until I met this crazy little angel, and everything turns upside down.

[HUWAG PO MUNANG BASAHIN--ineedit ko pa po] Meet four girls na ayaw magpatalo sa boys--- wala man sa mukha nila ang pagiging competative pero pagdating sa laban, marerealize mo na lang na TALO ka na! Meet four boys na hindi nagpapatalo sa girls--- kahit saanmang sabak ay tingin nila mas malakas sila sa babae. Pagdating sa laban, walang gentleman! TALO kung TALO! Eight individuals that will prove to you what 'GIRLS VS BOYS' really mean, before the story ends... VS pa ba ang nasa gitna or ❤ na?

she's beautiful, she's sexy, she's rich ahh she's hot she always makes me hard. she's my sex mate, my playmate, my bedmate, fiance. yeah a sex lover fiance. FOLLOW ME IN ORDER TO READ AND VIEW THE WHOLE STORY. THANKS!

ito ay pawang another kabaliwan ko paanu kapag ang matagal na relationship nyo ng boyfie mo ay nasira?... tapos ang dahilan lang nito ay ang babaeng bigla nalang sumipot sa buhay nyo?.... ANU ANG GAGAWIN MO? anu?... anu?.... anu?.... well then guys just watch the vid....sa side at ito din yung tlagang official sountrack https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=419347158116399&set=vb.100001233561792&type=2&theater >>>sa fb po itong isa salamat guys godbless

(Previously known as Facebook Crush? - Unedited version) It started out with a friend request. Violet didn't plan to fall in love-especially through Facebook, but she couldn't help but be drawn to his sweet personality-and those mesmerizing brown eyes of his. But everything had a price and happiness couldn't last forever. Join Violet and Noah on an adventure of a lifetime, as they experience many firsts-including loss. Paperback now available on Barnes&Noble, Amazon and Book Depository! Ebooks is now available on Barnes&Noble, and ibooks! *Published by Crowdscribed* *Wattys 2012 Special Award: Jawdropping Scene winner* *Featured story (6/30/15)* *Promoted story for Lays Wavy (9/24/15)*

A Story about two families. The first family Saaka and the other family Mitsuhaya. The head of the Saaka Family, Yujikata Saaka has assisinated Satsuki Mitsuhaya because he cheated on her. He never wanted to see Satsuki once more. Ren Mitsuhaya wanted to avenge for her, Satsuki. Before she died, Ren and Satsuki had a son named Ichinose. The Saaka also had a daughter, Mayu Saaka. Mayu loves Ichinose, Otome Saaka, Mayu's mother is afraid of Yujikata. Mayu solves this mystery and discovers more of her past.

si ken lim ang ultimate crush at dream boy ni mia.. mapasakanya kaya niya ang kanyang mr. dream boy ??? or hanggang dream boy lng kaya nya eto? >.<

Sa Kingdom High kung saan magkakaaway ang mga lalaki at babae, posible bang may mabuong relasyon at pagkakaibigan? (Completed. Published under Pop Fiction.)

original draft/unedited(you've been warned hahah:) (Book one and two are now available in bookstores^__^) Pacific Academy's Mr. Perfect meets Batangas National High School's Ms. Perfect. . . pero panu un? diba same charges repel?!

"Blood is thicker than water" is a German proverb (originally: Blut ist dicker als Wasser), which is also common in English speaking countries. It generally means that the bonds of family and common ancestry are stronger than the bonds between unrelated people (such as friendship). It first appeared in the medieval German beast epic Reinhart Fuchs (c. 1180 'Reynard the Fox') by Heinrich der Glîchezære, whose words in English read, 'Kin-blood is not spoilt by water.' In 1412, the English priest John Lydgate observed in 'Troy Book,' 'For naturally blood will be of kind / Drawn-to blood, where he may it find.' By 1670, the modern version was included in John Ray's collected 'Proverbs,' [1] and later appeared in Sir Walter Scott's novel 'Guy Mannering' (1815) "Weel — Blud's thicker than water — she's welcome to the cheeses."[2] and in English reformer Thomas Hughes's 'Tom Brown's School Days' (1857). The phrase was first attested in the United States in 'Journal of Athabasca Department' (1821)."[3] On 25 June 1859, U.S. Navy Commodore Josiah Tattnall, in command of the American Squadron in Far Eastern waters, made this adage a part of American history when explaining why he had given aid to the British squadron in an attack on Taku Forts at the mouth of the Pei Ho River, thereby infringing strict American neutrality. More recently, Aldous Huxley's 'Ninth Philosopher's Song' (1920) gave the saying quite a different turn with 'Blood, as all men know, than water's thicker / But water's wider, thank the Lord, than blood.'[4] "Blood is thicker than holy water" is a quote from Mario Puzo's The Family, wherein the Borgia pope emphasizes that familial obligations are more important than religious ones.