Kent Nathan Ramirez is a Varsity player in BIU ( A well known university in the country) the break up of his ex-girlfriend, Tanya was the bridge to meet Sophia Alonzo a kind, smart, and responsible daughter.

After she graduated, she left her province for a City to find an opportunity. Opportunity knocks and she was accepted as a secretary of an investment company. She thought her life would follow as she imagined—not until Asher, her boss' son, entered her life. But what if she wouldn't allow him to enter and just let her love be left unspoken?

She has the face, money, and a good kind of heart. Of course, she can't have it all! Love? That's what she lacks. She always doubted her existence and she always felt empty inside. She's still finding love and care from her family because ever since she doesn't even feel to be a Daughter. Being a Congressman's Daughter was not easy, especially when she always needed to obey his father's orders. She can have her freedom whenever she's not in her father's place so she lets herself do whatever she wants, she wants to enjoy as much as she can. But can she still obey the command of her father to stay away from the person who makes her feel complete? Can Venice fight her love for Khaliel? •|This story contains grammatical, punctuation, and typographical errors.•| DISCLAIMER: Some music used in this story/ will be used are not owned by me, and some are own compositions that are made solely for this story.

Two broken hearts meet in one place. A newly licensed Architect, Maria Celadine Miranda Tuazon, celebrates her success together with her friends in El Vera Island, the place where she found her peace. She meets this resident Doctor, Zacharia Raven Lopez who become her one night stand. After five years, they meet in a hospital where the Doctor's work and their one night stand continue as they become 'friends with benefits' to each other. This story contains mature content that is not suitable for very young audiences. This also contains grammatical, punctuation, and typographical errors.