How about relating yourself in a story through a different way? The strong force that pulls you to the past, and the certain source of force is the greater amount of confusion. Confusions don't have any except the 'see it for yourself' aura. It will keep on distracting a certain being. Her name is Connie Raeshianna Zarjella, a thirty-five years old woman na ibabahagi ang kanyang successful story five years ago. At ito lamang siya sa limang taong nakaraan. A thirty years old psychology teacher na bigo sa pag-ibig pero hindi martyr para maghabol sa manloloko niyang boyfriend. Being a child from a broken family makes her have trust issues and unanswered questions. She suddenly turned into a teenager to clarify her confusions and this is her 1986 journey. Date started: March 27, 2018

Collection of untold scenes and events disclosed in an unchronological manner. Detective Files Untold Written by: ShinichiLaaaabs Started: November 9, 2017

WELCOME TO HELL. --- Date started: January 29, 2012 Date finished: November 21, 2012 (PUBLISHED UNDER VIVA • AVAILABLE NATIONWIDE)

When Saru finds out about her twin sister's mysterious suicide, she assumes her sister's identity to uncover the truth. ***** Saru Sumiyaya lived a tough life, dropping out of college to work to support her alcoholic father. When her mother calls to inform her that her twin sister, Sari, has taken her own life, she races back to her hometown in disbelief. While in her sister's room grappling with her death, Saru comes across a blue journal containing an ancient word she had taught Sari a long time ago, "Kahimanawari" meaning "kahit man lang kung maaari" or "hoping to happen." Saru realizes the journal contains Sari's wishes. While in Manila to inform Sari's university about her death, Saru encounters Taisei, a friend of Sari's who is convinced that Sari is the victim of the Suicide Virus, a case Sari had been working on before she died. Saru assumes Sari's identity, vowing to solve the case, while also fulfilling the wishes written in the blue journal. DISCLAIMER: THIS IS A FILIPINO LANGUAGE STORY