I was stuck in love, so I called her for help. But before she could pull me out completely, She also got stuck.

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

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

At night, she pulls her blanket to herself, takes her pen, and remembers every detail in her life. She had a lot to write about her regrets of the past, her doubts of the present, and her worries for her future. She did not want to think, but she still will, mixing all time lines in her head. At dawn, she wakes up, takes her pen, and remembers that she must love herself before she can love anyone. She had a lot to write about the boy who wanted her back after he broke her heart. Even so, she won't, for she has decided that from now on, she will choose herself first. In the morning, she continues to live, takes her pen, and remembers how blessed she is to be loved. She had a lot to write about everything under the sun, including her adventures with the person who loved her dearly. She takes note of all of them, both small and big, until he kisses her and takes her away from the harsh reality. Three different girls with twenty-five tales to tell, all because the universe taught her to love . . . and to write.

She's not your ordinary lady, And she's no normal girl, But she's everything to me -- My one and only dearest miracle. Published by Summit Books under the Pop Fiction imprint © 2014 (translated in English). Now available in bookstores nationwide.