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Belladona is like the rainbow after the storm-loud, vibrant, colorful, impossible to ignore. With her over-the-top outfits and playful humor, she's a walking contradiction: an American Barbie with the heart of a true Filipina. And for Storm Monasterio? She's the calm in chaos, the anchor to whirlwind. If a day passes without seeing her, his world turns into a havoc-harsh winds, heavy rains, and no trace of peace. But what happens when Storm realizes that his Belladona is just a beautifully crafted illusion? Because behind the wild colors and quirky charm is Belladona Mallory Davis-a woman who speaks perfect English, carries herself with demure elegance, and has already promised herself to another man. A woman who made a deal with her father to marry Cameron, the son of his wealthy friend, all to hold together a fragile family that was never truly whole. Mallory is willing to sacrifice everything-her happiness, her one great love, even herself-to keep her mother's heart from breaking. But at what cost? And if Storm was willing to weather every hurricane for her... why is he the one she's willing to leave behind? Because in a love like this, who does Belladona really belong to-Mallory, her family, or Pag-ibig she's too afraid to fight for?

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This book serves as the series finale to the Isla Primavera series. It contains major spoilers and reveals key plot points from the first three books. Reading Books 1-3 is highly recommended to avoid spoilers and to fully understand the story. ** On a flower-filled island of Isla Primavera, Zacarys Rios lives trapped in the memory of Laura Camellia Munzo, the woman he loved and lost. Her face appears in every stranger, her voice echoes in every silence. His heart aches with a longing so deep, that he can't tell if what he sees is real or illusion. One day, Zacarys meets a woman who looks just like Laura. At first, Zacarys tries to dismiss the resemblance as a cruel trick of grief, but her presence stirs something in him he thought long buried. Series Finale of the Isla Primavera series. Single Point of View (Male Lead) Tag-Lish. Started: OCT-20-2025 Ended:

Vien, the boy who broke Mara's heart in the cruelest way, returns as a man, now a fugitive hiding in her condo, relying on her mercy to survive. Maybe this is her chance to get even...but how can he look at her with those eyes, like he's the one who's been bleeding all this time? Into the South: He Didn't Series #1 PROMISES HE DIDN'T MAKE

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"i love you detective lim" She said while holding my cheeks "even you can't remember yourself, me, us." she said and kissed my lips "I'm sorry" i said while wiping her tears "not your fault, babe" she said still crying then i woke up, i thought it's real

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On a flower-filled island of Isla Primavera, Leilani "Lily" Navis, a massage and aromatherapy expert, clashes with her bisexual boss Siunno Rios after being caught dating his boyfriend. The confrontation is heated, especially since Siun is also her professor. While Siun's anger is intense, his unexpected kindness confuses Lily. Why is he so harsh at school but gentle at work? Is he trying to push her away or pull her closer? Book 2 of Isla Primavera series. Single Point of View. Tag-Lish. Started: APR - 11 - 2025 Ended: JUL - 31 - 2025

(After High Series # 3) Lily Delphine Borromeo came to UPLB to build a life that was entirely hers-until Sandro Cantavieja decided to follow her there. She never questioned why her childhood friend chose the same university instead of staying in Seattle. She never asked why he looked at her like that. She was too busy pretending they were just friends. But some truths refuse to stay buried, and some feelings become impossible to ignore. Lily has spent her whole life avoiding complications, taking the safe path, running from anything that might disrupt the carefully constructed world she's built. Sandro has spent years being patient, waiting for her to stop running. When their fragile balance finally shatters, Lily learns that hiding from problems doesn't make them disappear-it makes them explode. And sometimes the thing you're most afraid of losing is the only thing worth fighting for.