She kept on telling herself that it was just a one time deal. One decision that she needed to do to save her dying mother. A decision that she will regret for the rest of her life. ---- He knew that she shouldn't be trusted. She was a thief and a con - artist and a good damn actress just to get away from her sins. But what if everything she said to him was true? -------- Author's Note and TRIGGER WARNING This story contains some scenes that can be triggering to some readers. If you are not comfortable with forced acts which was written to create an in-depth story, please do not continue reading this. You have been warned.

After losing her entire family to a devastating typhoon, Behati joins a powerful global aerospace organization dedicated to saving humanity from disasters, only to find herself torn between duty and love when a fearless astronaut from her past becomes her partner in missions that could decide the fate of the world. *** After losing her family in a catastrophic typhoon, Behati Azalea Monzanto dedicates her life to saving others by joining UASA, a global organization that responds to disasters and worldwide crises. Now one of its most skilled flight lieutenants, she meets the relentless astronaut-pilot Rylandrien Peter Armstrong, a man connected to a painful part of her past. As dangerous missions and global threats push them closer together, Behati must confront grief, love, and the sacrifices required to protect humanity. DISCLAIMER: This story is written in Taglish. COVER DESIGN: Louise De Ramos

.opgatgaN .naupgataN . . . ilum opgatatgam tA .orugiS

Nagtagpo. Natagpuan. At magtatagpo muli . . . Siguro.

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Just another story of a doll who could talk . . . and feel.

Wag mong isasara.

The most used story ever.

Kleid loves his fiancée Lyveve so much that he hopes to give her more than life can allow. If parallel universes were true, he wishes to exchange lives with a successful version of himself, a version he has regretted not becoming. But like points in parallel lines, circumstances in parallel universes never meet.

Kunwari, Mahal Kita… by Mary Ann Grace de Castro