A Lover's Rose (Published Under IMMAC)

Love comes with pain and a lot more. For Rosette, loving someone would mean giving everything that she's got. She loves too much that she sometimes drags herself onto a mess, absentmindedly losing herself in the process just to have the man that her heart desires.

She was blinded by Mico's deceitful words-the make believes and the aches to be heard and understood. But Mico did all that, he barged into her life, and he was able to make her feel cherished and loved.

But she had committed a mistake, an act of betrayal, an act of desperation along the way of loving Mico. And soon enough, as she finds grasps of the happiness she's been dreaming to have. As she thrives to attain the success she wants to achieve. And along the process of chasing and being with Mico. . . she lost herself.

And she realizes that often times, it's more grieving, more consuming and more aching to lose herself than losing anyone else in her life.