"Ngunit ngayon, kay bilis mag-laho ng kahapon. Sana'y huwag kalimutan, ang ating mga pinag-samahan. At kung sakaling gipitin ay palaging iisipin na, MINSAN tayo ay naging TUNAY na MAG-KAIBIGAN."

"A kind gesture can reach a wound that only compassion can heal." -Steve Maraboli Page De La Vega (Sarah Geronimo) has been in and out of foster care since her mother, who was a severe drug addict, had neglected and abandoned her at age five. Due to severe behavioral problems, numerous adoptive families who attempted to care for her had to give up and surrender her back to the orphanage where she had been living for most of her life. For this reason, nuns that ran the facility are desperate to find her a forever loving home before she turns into an adult; they fear that her inability to love and accept love will land her on the streets and give her the same fate as her mother. June Torres (Lea Salongga) is left heartbroken and depresssed after a tragedy has left her a widow and without a child. Her attempts to heal and get herself together has been unfruitful. Her ways had only shown her that life was now too unbearable to live and her friends are extremely worried. As Page and June's paths cross, their lives are forever changed, but is it for the better? "...People come into our lives for a reason bringing somethig we must learn and we are led to those who help us most to grow if we let them and we help them in return." -For Good, Wicked

Lea Salazar, a writer, the eldest daughter of Albert Salazar, a well-known business Tycoon in Manila, is set to marry a Malferari whose name is Miguel. Just as when she thought her life's not getting any more chaotic and disastrous, she finds out that Miguel has a twin whose name is same as his. Now that she is stuck between two Miguels, will she be able to find her way out of her downfall or will she instead find herself falling for one of the Malferari Twins?

He never wanted to keep Aya's mom unknown to his daughter. She is still her biological mom. She conceived Aya. She gave Aya's name. But, everytime he looked at his daughter and remembered that he almost lost her because of her own Mom, it makes him think that it's better to keep her out of Aya's life. Everything is fine the way they are right now. Aya is smart but there is still an innocent child dwelling inside her. And he doesn't want to lose that innocence if she knew about what her Mom did. Well, he has no plans of telling Aya what she really did because that would terrify his kid. After all, how is he going to say to his daughter that her Mom was an addict? Literal addict.

You who have lit the fire a little brighter. You who have helped me discover that I can be pushed and exceed the limits I've set for myself. You who have given me more hope and shown me through your own actions there is no end to success, as there is always another step you can take. You who have seen it not only through your drive and your victories but in what you make me see in myself. You who knows there's always something else to know the entire story fully. You who find the best in people and in situations. Though, I know you may not always believe it, but I've seen it. You who have strong people behind you and beside you, but you, as one person, are stronger than an entire village. You who knows who you are and are true to yourself. You who has so much bravery inside. Each day, you take things on like it's nothing, when I know so many who would complain. You who is more than just a person in the way you carry yourself and put yourself out there for the betterment of other's lives. You who don't know where I'd stand if I didn't have a hero like you. You who inspires me, who cares for me. I'll spend a lifetime cherishing the hero I've found inside you. For everything, You are the reason.

Accrued Interest: Interest that has been earned but not yet paid Lea has finally decided. Five months of serious and deep consultancy with her subconscious and inner-self brought her to this day. Today, she will be entering a bank way different from the one she's been dominating for ten years. For someone who works as an accounting supervisor she can tell that this bank holds a different kind of treasure, contrast to the usual banks that stink of money, this one smells like dream, hope, happiness and future. One last deep sigh and Lea made her way into the tall and elite building that has "SPERM BANK" on its name.