Ofwstory Stories

One shot story I joined at the wricon. I use my other pen name Dimasalang

Nag punta sa saudi si Mariel Para magtrabaho at mabigyan ng magandang kinabukasa ang anak. At pipilitin sana niyang kalimutan ang lalaking una niyang minahal at pinag alayan ng lahat lahat sa kanya. Ngunit, bakit mapag laro ang tadhana, ngayon na tanggap na niya sa sarili na wala na talaga si Howell at tuluyan siya nitong iniwan, bakit bigla itong nagbalik? Pagkamuhi, galit, at sumbat ang gusto niyang iparamdam sa lalaki sa muli nilang pagkikita, at may bala siya upang saktan ito. Pero bakit sa bawat ginawa niya Para saktan ang lalaki siya ang nahihirapan, siya ang lumuluha. Hindi ba kayang pag sinungalingan ang puso? Kaya na pag papatawad ang isinisigaw?

He was a king in a world of blood. She was a girl who owned nothing but her smile. Ligaya Reyes leaves Leyte with a woven bag and a promise: save her family, no matter the cost. She ends up singing in a Japanese VIP room - and catches the eye of the most dangerous man in the room. Ryuji Takeda doesn't do love. He does power, loyalty, and silence. But Ligaya laughs at his rules, eats with her hands, and calls him "weird." He's captivated. He offers her a year in Tokyo. A penthouse. A new life. She accepts. But the yakuza world is a cage with golden bars. His childhood sweetheart wants her gone. A single night of weakness destroys everything. When Ligaya walks out, Ryuji loses more than his title - he loses the only person who ever saw him as a man, not a monster. Five years later, he shows up at her restaurant. Thinner. Older. One finger missing. And a question that changes everything: "Do you still love me? After all this time?" A romantic comedy with drama, action, and a love that costs everything.

Minsan hanap tayo ng hanap ng nakatadhana natin sa lugar na kung nasaan tau.Yun pla ung taong kabiyak ng iyong puso ay nilagay ng Diyos sa lugar na kailangan mo pang lakbayin ng milya-milya.

MY MOTHER, MY FIRST BEST FRIEND silentmover Valleyrei was eight when Nanay told her, "You are not a weed. You are a wild flower." At twenty-six, with three mustard seeds in her pocket and her children back home, Valleyrei left the Philippines to work abroad. She missed birthdays. Valentines. Christmas. New Year. While she was far away, Nanay stood as mother to her children. Told across five seasons - Wild Flower, Mustard Seed, Banaue, Cloud, and Moon River - this is the story of a daughter who became a mother, a mother who became an OFW, and the best friend who held their family together through it all. For every mother who had to leave to give her child a future. For every Nanay who raised her grandchildren like her own. For everyone who lost their first best friend and is learning how to come home to herself. You are here. You are home. You saved your soul.