This is my testimony on how Jesus Christ saved me and changed my life. Come and discover my walk with Christ since my salvation.

30 DAYS OF DAILY GRACE is a 30-day devotional. It covers Biblical anxiety and fear issues, transitions in life, waiting and processes, relationships, becoming into the person God wants you to be, to love like Christ, and how to glorify the Lord in every aspect of our lives. Each day is composed of a Bible verse, a reflection, a challenge for the reader to respond to, and a quote. In the end, there is a page of encouragement to continue reading God's word. May the Lord bless this book to encourage and inspire others for spiritual growth.

[Formerly titled Billion's Bride] [STATUS - EDITING] "I want a church wedding." "You want a church wedding?" He seethed. "Are you also open to consummating this holy matrimony?" Her eyes shot up to meet his. Her heartbeat could be heard in the quiet room after the true meaning of what he was asking, settled in. "Believe me, Em, if I take you to that altar, it will be to honor every last vow I take." His eyes travelled briefly to the erratic rise and fall of her chest. "Now tell me, Em..." fixing his gaze back on hers, he asked, his voice low, "Are you willing to share my bed?"

It was me who saved you. - Jose Carriel Villamonte IV Riel Villamonte was happened to be at the right place and at the right time that night. He saved a girl who supposed to end her life by jumping out of the cliff. After saving her, he never got the chance to see her face. 2 years later, in a very playful encounter he met a girl in the same place, without him knowing that it was the same girl he saved 2 years ago. Will they be able to find out that they already met each other years ago? Of all places, why are we end up here again? - Ada Alcantara

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