His Silent Love
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Ongoing, First published Jan 05, 2016
They say that action speaks louder than words. But sometimes there are actions that we misunderstand and jump into a wrong conclusion. 

Can words be enough to love him?
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Can actions be enough to love him?
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Accused of stealing his wallet after a one-night stand, Helaisha Romero's life takes an unexpected turn when she crosses paths with Perseus Suarez. With Perseus being a playboy, will Helaisha end up like his other girls, or will her darkest secrets end their relationship before it even begins? *** Known as a church servant, Helaisha Romero keeps her real identity a secret from the people around her. She distances herself from others, but her once peaceful routine changes when Perseus Suarez comes crashing into her world, even accusing her of stealing his wallet after a one-night stand. Determined to prove her innocence, Helaisha agrees to help Perseus look for the real culprit and stop bothering each other after that. But things take a turn when the tension between them grows. Afraid of dragging Perseus down, Helaisha tries to push him away, only to make her efforts futile in the end. Now determined to fight their enemies together, can Persius and Helaisha get the happily ever after they long for? Or will evilness win and drag them both to hell instead? DISCLAIMER: This story is written in Taglish. COVER DESIGN: Rayne Mariano