Punagtagpo Pero Di Tinadhana
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Ongoing, First published Feb 14, 2015
Elle Patrizch Cruz is a simple girl came from a simple family and all that she wanted is to help her parents to have a stable life.

Kelvin Shin a very popular guy who always want attention and being center of attraction his also a well known jerk playboy who always want to get laid to every beautiful and sexy woman.

But He never praise a woman just kiss and go if you know what i mean and his a quiet type of a guy his a man of action with few word in mouth.

What will happen if one day they found their selves in one bed both nake and being cought by his parent will they obey his parents order to get married or would they chooce to set their way apart.

Lets join them to find out what paths will they walk and choose will it be being married or set aparts.


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