I never expected to fall in love again. After everything that happened in the past, I promised myself that I would never allow anyone to get close enough to hurt me again. I thought I had already learned my lesson-that love was something beautiful only until it wasn't. Trauma has a funny way of following you. Kahapon, nasasaktan pa ako. Ngayon, nakangiti na naman ako. At bukas, baka masaktan na naman ako. I learned how to smile even when something inside me was breaking. I learned how to walk away before someone could leave me first. And most importantly, I learned that being happy could sometimes feel terrifying. Then I met him. He wasn't supposed to become important. He wasn't supposed to make me laugh on days when I wanted to cry. He wasn't supposed to make me feel safe enough to lower the walls I spent years building. He was simply someone who came into my life unexpectedly. And somehow, I found myself unexpectedly in love. But falling in love is easy. Learning to trust again is the hardest part. Because sometimes, the person who makes you believe in love again is also the person who can bring back everything you're trying so hard to forget.

Tomorrow, I'm going to die. The only man who can save me might be the reason I die in the first place. Mara Vey has spent years recording the deaths of strangers. She never imagined that one day, she'd find her own name on a death certificate dated tomorrow. There is no explanation. No known cause of death. Just a signature belonging to someone who has been dead for eleven years—and a message that makes no sense. Please don't let them bury her twice. Then Soren Vale appears. He's a werewolf with no registered pack, no traceable scent, and a desperate need to find a girl the entire world has forgotten. He claims Mara's dead grandmother knew the truth about his missing sister, Elise. But the more Mara investigates, the more she realizes that her own childhood holds pieces of a past she cannot remember. In Bellweather, people don't always die when their names appear in the registry. Sometimes, they are erased. Their photographs change. Their families forget them. Their lives disappear as if they never existed. And now, someone has decided Mara is next. Soren promises to help her uncover the truth, but he is hiding something about the night Elise vanished—something that could destroy whatever trust grows between them. As the deadline on her death certificate approaches, Mara must decide whether to trust the man who may have helped erase the girl they're both searching for. Because some secrets are buried to protect the living. And some people are forgotten because the world is afraid of what they'll remember. Tomorrow, Mara Vey is supposed to die. But what if death isn't what she's meant to inherit?

Trixie Gonzales has adored Chaz Sevre Alberts for long years. When he finally notices her and shows her that love isn't an obsession, can her young heart enough to take it for the last time?

Zaliyah Amethyst Mendez, a 17-year-old goal digger. She wants her dreams to be fulfilled in one of the most prestigious schools in the country. It's not just her goals she wants to achieve she's also looking for someone, someone who left them for somebody else. Will she succeed to fulfil all her wants or her peaceful life will be in chaos?

I plan to write 1500 words everyday without writer's block. I also want to have a signed book here at dreame.