After meeting in the most unexpected way, David Rivas falls for Joy Llego, the jolly and naïve island girl from Siargao. But when circumstances seem to break them apart, can their love be enough to overcome it all? *** Growing up on an island with her grandparents, Joy Llego always hopes to finish her studies and learn more about the world. With her growing curiosity, she wonders how things work and wishes to gain more friends. When she unexpectedly crosses paths with the Rivaz cousins, Joy is beyond ecstatic. Her once-boring life becomes exciting and fulfilling. Through the help of Judah and David, she starts to feel and know things she hasn't experienced before. But things take a turn when she is suddenly pointed as the suspect for killing the grandfather of the Rivaz cousins. With no one else to turn to, can Joy survive the challenges she is currently facing? Or will her innocence and naivety only bring more trouble in her life? Disclaimer: This story is written in Taglish, a combination of Tagalog & English. Cover Design by Louise De Ramos

Wylene found herself in the outskirts of Cebu with only 500 pesos in her wallet. She's supposed to go home to their province from Manila, but because she wanted to go on adventure, she found her way to Cebu. Babalik na siya nang Maynila nang makitang wala na pala siyang natirang pera. BUT just when she thought she was helpless, the universe was already conspiring to bring her what was about to change her life forever. YES, you don't need to search the world to find your destiny because it will run after you no matter how you escape from it! At kahit ilang beses kang magpumiglas at kumawala hinding-hindi ka makatatakas dahil mangyayari ang dapat mangyari. Darating at darating siya sa panahong itinakda ng tadhana at wala ka nang magagawa.

Sex Partners? Check. No strings attached? Check. No feelings involved? Mmmm...... Check on Troy's side but for Sandra, does she feel the same? Especially if he is the father of her child? Cover Page Credit: @kinkhin - thank you so much dear

I have never had what I would call a "dream girl", but I have dated my fair share of "attractive" women. None of them turned out to be a dream, and a great many were in fact nightmares. As it turns out, I don't think I ever really understood what attributes my dream girl would have... that is until she poured whiskey to my Armani suit (TAGALOG STORY)