Comander, Aurelia Adriana Bonifacio is more than a soldier, she's the Mistress of the Battlefield. Every war she enters, she walks out untouched, unbreakable. Wolf, they call her. Sharp-minded, stunningly composed, and dangerously strategic, she's infamous for leading with misdirection and elegance, confusing enemies, outsmarting generals, and unnerving even her own allies. Trained under the shadow of her father, the Commander-in-Chief, Aurelia has risen not through privilege, but through sheer brilliance. She is a cunning soldier, every war hate, yet need. But when a rising international conflict threatens to pull the nation into chaos, Aurelia asks to be deployed. Her father refuses, questioning her readiness, and instead assigns her to the last place she wants to be: training a new batch of cadets. Among them is Elian Alon Magsino, clumsy, curious, and painfully earnest. He salutes the wrong officers, stumbles during drills, and somehow manages to catch Aurelia's attention, and irritation - again and again. As tensions outside escalate, and the line between personal duty and political loyalty blurs, Aurelia must navigate not only the war beyond the base, but the quiet storm growing in her mind. Because sometimes, the real battle isn't on the battlefield... it's what you're willing to fight for when no one believes in you - and what it costs to win.

Santiago was constantly getting bullied and abused by other students, for very unreasonable reasons, Santiago is not like the other men, he is always silent and a very nerdy person, he got bullied for certain reasons but not enough for him to deserve the pain, embarrassment and sorrow. No one deserves to be treated unfairly. but the student at Dreamers Horizon University had their reasons. He endured the pain of being the loser who gets bullied, and despite his tall-muscular physique, he was afraid to fight back. Consuela is a transfer student from the province, a provincial girl who was raised by her grandparents, and moved to Manila seeking a new opportunity since she finally got the scholarship from the D.H.U little did she know her life would change when she found Santiago being beat up to death by the other student when he is much bigger and taller than them. warning: this story might trigger some traumatic events, it includes blood, abuse, violence, and other chapters that may have explicit content please mind your own risk.

They say there's a fine line between the rich and the poor, but few notice the bold line between those raised with love and those raised without it. Is it truly our surroundings that shape who we become, or is it our own hands that craft who we desire to be? Perhaps there's no point in dwelling on that fine line-because if we fixate on it, we risk tripping over the bold line that stands before us. So, where do you stand on these lines? Rich? Poor? Loved? Unloved? Because Catalina and Atlas stand firm at the intersection of them all, where the lines blur and fate is forged.