Beauty Of The Sun
  • Leituras 94
  • Votos 7
  • Capítulos 3
  • Leituras 94
  • Votos 7
  • Capítulos 3
Em andamento, Primeira publicação em ago 31, 2018
Yvette Zamora was greedy to get the attention of her mother. Her mother was never be proud of her and lastly... gusto niyang maramdaman ang pagmamahal ng kaniyang ina.

Napunta si Yvette sa panahon na kung saan mayroong digmaan. And her mother was totally different. Kakaiba sa kaniyang totoong buhay. 


Of course, it's normal na ma-inlove siya sa isang lalaki. He is Zachary. He's being rude when it comes to Yvette. So why Yvette was attracting to him?


Ang isang masungit na si Zachary ba ang para sa kaniya? Ating lakbayin ang buhay ni Yvette sa panahon ng digmaan kasama ang napakagwapong lalaking nagngangalang Zachary.
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"Buod Ng Noli Me Tangere"

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