Status: Completed -- Mikee and Solomon's story began in a rush - a dizzying dance of fate, a tidal wave pulled in by the moon's insistent tug. Everything felt right. It was a perfect storm. But like most things that burn too bright, too fast, it always risked disappearing just as quickly. Now, Mikee is left wondering: What if everything he believed was real... wasn't? What if it all began with a lie - a carefully hidden betrayal disguised as fate? Their love felt like destiny. But what if it had been built on deception from the very start?

Falling for their opponent's outside spiker isn't a part of rookie libero Kaizen Reyes' plan. But when Kai discovers that Roen Alejo has liked him for so long, maybe receiving that facial hit from him before isn't that bad after all. *** Determined and innocent, rookie libero Kaizen Reyes believes in the power of manifestation. Whether it be through his studies or winning their volleyball games, as long as he sets his mind on it, he makes a way to make it come true. However, after obtaining a facial hit from Roen Alejo, their opponent's outside spiker, Kai's quiet world suddenly becomes disturbed. Through their constant meetings and communication, Roen is making him feel something he can't fully name, making him doubtful and confused. Now torn between confessing to Roen and keeping their friendship afloat, can Kai remain focused and keep his emotions in check? Or will he take the leap of faith and risk it all for the sake of love? DISCLAIMER: This story is written in Taglish. COVER DESIGN: Louise De Ramos Published under Pop Fiction

A story of suffering, rape, hope and revenge. *********** WARNING: THIS STORY IS NOT SUITABLE FOR READERS BELOW 18 YRS OLD, NARROW MINDED AND HOMOPHOBICS. RATED 18+/ RATED SPG ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 2020

She once lived a life that seemed flawless, admired by many and certain of who she was. Pero lahat nagbago in just one snap, when she found herself in a new school where the stares were different and the silence was louder. It was not about losing her confidence, but about realizing that being different sometimes means standing alone. Yet fate had other plans. Four boys entered her life, each with a presence strong enough to alter her path. Were they meant to guide her, or to test her limits? Life has a way of reminding us that perfection is fragile, and sometimes, the real struggle begins when you thought you already had it all. Book Cover: Designed by me via Canva. Images used are not mine; credits to original creators found on Pinterest. Disclaimer: This is a transXman story! Warning: Read at your own risk.