histórias de Brent

A collection of MikBrent one-shots-different universes, different versions, same kind of love. Purely fictional. Just imagination, chemistry, and the kind of love that always finds its way back in every universe.

Mika Salamanca had everything planned-until she caught her fiancé cheating three months before their wedding. Heartbroken, she runs away to Bacolod. Brent Manalo had everything once-until his wife died five days after their marriage. Trying to escape their past, two strangers meet at a bar, drink too much whiskey, and make the dumbest decision of their lives. They get married. What was supposed to be a drunken mistake turns into months of healing, laughter, and quiet moments inside an old ancestral house. But when they discover the truth about their marriage, one question remains- Was it all just an accident? Or were they always meant to find each other?

On an island where choices are limited and timing matters, not everyone ends up with the person they want. Klay joins the show expecting challenges, games, and temporary connections. What she doesn't expect is to feel something she isn't supposed to feel, for someone who never sees it coming. Trixie is simply playing along. Making friends. Enjoying the moment. Unaware that a quiet gesture in the middle of the sky would mean more to someone else. While others chase sparks and obvious chemistry, some feelings stay unnoticed, unchosen, and unspoken. This is a story about attraction without permission, comfort without confession, and the kind of connection that exists even when it is never named.

What if two completely different worlds collided in the most unexpected way? It was meant to be a simple "Welcome to Manila" night out for Klarisse, Shuvee, and Esnyr. For Brent, the night only happened because Will insisted he come along. ‎They didn't know then that one careless night would change their lives forever. 📍NOTE: This story is a work of fiction and does not represent real-world events or people. It is a work of creative imagination and should not be interpreted as a reflection of reality.

Seven years of love. Seven years of waiting. Seven years of choosing each other - even when doubt tried to win. Mika and Brent were college sweethearts who grew up side by side, building careers, surviving misunderstandings, and holding on through seasons of silence. But when the "seven-year curse" starts whispering in Mika's ear and one painful misunderstanding pushes her to walk away, everything they've built feels like it's about to fall apart. What she doesn't know? While she was counting the years, Brent was building their forever - brick by brick. From almost losing each other to finding their way home, this is a story about love that isn't rushed, promises that are kept, and the quiet courage it takes to choose the same person every single day. Because sometimes, seven years isn't the end. It's just the foundation.

Mika has always been protected. By her two overprotective brothers. By her best friends. By the reputation that follows her last name. But no one ever asked who protects her heart. Brent has always known his place. Best friend. Kuya figure. Safe distance. Until one afternoon outside the campus gates, when he sees three girls cornering the sunshine of their world-and suddenly, he doesn't feel like a kuya anymore. And maybe... he never did.

Six years ago, a misunderstanding ended what was supposed to be forever. Mika walked away thinking she was protecting the man she loved. Brent left believing he wasn't chosen. What neither of them knew was that silence would cost them six years - and a child. Now back in the same city, Brent meets a six-year-old boy with familiar eyes and a quiet strength that feels too close to home. When the truth finally comes out, grief for the years lost collides with the chance to begin again. But second chances aren't about rewriting the past. They're about choosing each other in the present. And this time, there are no more secrets.

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a love story about a two boys fighting for their love for some...ginger..

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TW: swearing, death, references to manipulation and hypnotism, and violence. NOTE: This is NOT about the party crashers irl! This is an au made up by myself about their online personas! What would you do if everything that could go wrong did go wrong? Vernias has to fight Sophist, even though he dreads just the thought of it. His friends are in danger. Brent and Nick, the ones arguably stronger than him and Sophist combined, are somehow trapped, unable to escape. While the two of them are stuck, Vernias figures what Eevee did to them, and now, he knows how to avoid making the same mistakes. Will Vernias succeed and save Brent and Nick? Or will he lose to the person he thought was one of his best friends, Sophist? (P.s. The other names for the party crashers are: Sophist = Eevee, Noah Nick = Tcnick3, Nicholas Vernias = Vern, Carnig Brent = King of skill)

Klarisse De Guzman, a self-made singer hailed as the Philippines' Soul Diva, stands at the peak of her fame while quietly carrying the weight of parenting her siblings--her chaotic yet fiercely loyal Pamilya De Guzman. Orphaned young, Klarisse became their legal guardian at just 18, embracing the role not out of obligation, but out of love. Despite adoration from millions, she battles private insecurities and has never experienced romantic love. Brent Manalo, the arrogant heir to the company in which Klarisse works at, is forced to become her bodyguard after reckless behavior abroad. Dismissive of her relevance and fame, he sees her as an artist on the brink of fading, given her age--until her resilience, warmth, and home-grown family begin to challenge everything he thought he knew. Klarisse's longtime stylist and confidant, Trina Rey, is openly bisexual, emotionally intuitive, and deeply loyal. She's Klarisse's quiet constant--always present, always gentle--but never crossing the line. Though proud of her identity, Trina still navigates a world that defaults to heterosexual expectations. She hides her feelings behind soft gestures and subtle hints, convinced that Klarisse, who has never been in a relationship and speaks of love in traditionally straight terms, wouldn't see her that way. Her love is patient, protective, and quietly aching, shaped by respect, fear of rejection, and the silent weight of heteronormativity. As Brent and Trina hover closer, a quiet rivalry brews: one bold and impulsive, the other soft and unwavering. Klarisse, oblivious to both, finds herself torn between passion, comfort, and the terrifying possibility that love has been reaching for her all along.

silly stories I came up in my head 'bout the fellas Accepting Requests? YES PLEASE I'M BRAINDEAD

"Sa dami ng tao sa mundo, bakit sya pa rin ang lagi kong inuuwian-kahit matagal na kaming pinaglayo ng panahon?" Luna Ysabel Torres has always lived by perfection an achiever, a student leader, and an education major who carries herself with grace and composure. Atlas John Reyes, on the other hand, is everything she isn't an HRM student who drifts through college with little care for grades or rules. They never expected their paths to cross, but one college club changed everything. What started as casual encounters slowly bloomed into friendship an unlikely bond stitched together not only by laughter but also by the silent pain they both carried from broken homes. As they grew closer, secrets from the past began to unravel. A memory long forgotten. A connection they never knew existed. They were strangers in the present, but fate had already intertwined their stories since childhood. Were they meant to find each other again, or were they destined to almost belong... but never truly be?

in the damn title!!!

I had so much fun writing this story and was deeply invested in the creativity for it. I am sure you all know how presentations go down in class! Enjoy!

Three years ago, I thought I had everything - a relationship that looked perfect on the outside but slowly burned me from within. I was the girl who stayed, even when the silence between us was louder than any explosion in the sky. It started with a lie - a hidden account, a woman I was told not to worry about, and a month of being ghosted for simply asking why. I cried, begged, and convinced myself that love was meant to be endured, that pain was just proof of how much I cared. But love shouldn't feel like walking through smoke, trying to find someone who's already gone. Love shouldn't make you afraid of the noise. And yet, I stayed - blinded by the sparks that hurt more than they shined. Until one December night beneath a sky of bursting colors, someone stood beside me. The world was loud, but for the first time, I wasn't afraid. The fireworks that once made me flinch now felt soft, safe... gentle. That was the night everything changed. That was the night I learned what love was truly meant to feel like.