Xhiena is a dying girl and the last thread she's been holding on to live is her late mother's last wish, and that is to enter a school that never even existed to begin with. But it only takes a single wish to stir up her life and led her to a journey to the world of nocturnals that hides beneath its mysterious facade. What will happen when a dying girl meets an undying world? *** A strange disease follows the path of an orphan, Xhiena Corpuz, and as she falls into a downward spiral of death, her mother's last dying wish was the one who gave her a reason to live. That wish is to enter a mysterious school, but it takes a harrowing turn when she discovered that it is not a place for an ordinary human like her. The nocturnal world of blood-sucking immortals called vampires created a huge ripple in her life and gradually altering her fate as she get deeply involve in dangerous tournaments, blood contracts and a mystic phantom club. Book 1 of Vampire High Duology All Rights Reserved 2016 Genre: Vampire, Fantasy, Romance Written in Taglish Highest Rank #4 in Vampire

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This is a parallel supplement short story for Hello, Death. READ HELLO, DEATH FIRST. *** I closed my eyes and surrendered to the cold. He will come, right? He will guide me to my death. I don't have to be scared as long as the dumb death god comes for me. - Natalie

Natalie received a message saving her from her demise. The sender is none other than Death himself.

This is the story of Gerald Crawford From Chapter 1 and so on

The Ultimate Husband

𝗕𝗹𝗼𝗼𝗱𝗹𝗶𝗻𝗲 𝗧𝗿𝗶𝗹𝗼𝗴𝘆, 𝗕𝗼𝗼𝗸 ＃𝟭 || All she ever wanted was to celebrate her birthday, but she ended up receiving an outrageous gift -- a power.

Growing up sheltered with an overprotective father, Thirdy longed to be free and independent like her brothers. When she turned sixteen, she decided to go alone by herself back to the Philippines in order to find her late nanny's best friend and her former childhood friend. But Thirdy's plan was ruined and her life turned into an adventure when she met the twins, Tyler and Caldyr, and their odd family.

Fortune teller Aurea Feliciano gets a major plot twist when a compass necklace makes her the chosen bride of doubter hot-torney Tor Velez. The initial plan is simple: live together for three months. But when the mysteries behind the necklace resurface, maybe being together isn't as easy as it seems. *** Twenty-three-year-old Aurea Feliz Feliciano only wishes to finish her studies and get a stable job. But her life completely changes when she finds a mysterious compass necklace underneath her dead grandfather's bed. The plot twist? The necklace makes her the bride-to-be of Atty. Kale Thomas Velez. After getting hurt from his previous relationship, Tor is completely against the idea of marrying a stranger like Aurea. But through his grandmother's wish and the given history of the compass necklace, he finally caves in and gives it a try. Nothing could go wrong in living with a fortune teller who sees spirits, right? Or maybe not. Disclaimer: This story is written in Taglish. Cover Design by Regina Dionela

[OFFICE LOVE AFFAIRS #1] As his personal secretary, Chantal's next task is to marry the president. *** Not getting any younger, Xavi is pressured by his mother to get married and settle down. He is lured on blind dates disguised as business meetings and family gatherings. With his patience stretching to its limits, to escape his mother's persistence, he offers extra work to Chantal and boldly asks her hand in marriage. Having faith in love and believing in destiny, Chantal rejects his offer and files for a resignation. She thinks it will be easy to find another job in the corporate world with her credentials and working directly for the highest post in Dela Vega Holdings. However, Chantal has no idea that Xavi will block her applications until she is hard-pressed and unable support her mother, who is undergoing regular dialysis. In the end, she has no choice but to accept Xavi's offer, be his wife in papers, and play pretend.