INICIAR SESIÓNMiyaka Reyes has always been the wild girl—the fearless one who lives for speed, adventure, motorcycles, horses, and anything that makes her heart race. But before she became known for her courage, she was simply a girl who had two inseparable childhood best friends: Moises Laurent and Jason Rivera. Among the three, Moises was different. He was the boy who understood her, the one who stayed beside her when everyone else walked away. Somewhere between childhood laughter, secret promises, and afternoons beneath their favorite tree, Miyaka fell in love with him. But Moises never knew. Then, without warning, he disappeared. No goodbye. No explanation. Only one promise: “I’ll come back.” Miyaka waited. Years passed, and the boy she loved became a distant memory she carried in her heart. She learned to hide her pain behind speed and adventure, becoming a fearless racer who refused to look back. Until one day, fate brings Moises back into her life. Except he is no longer the boy she remembers. He is now Moises Laurent—the cold, powerful, billionaire CEO of Laurent Industries. When their eyes meet again, Miyaka knows immediately that it is him. But Moises pretends they have never met. Why? Behind his wealth lies a dangerous family secret involving betrayal, missing letters, an old business war, and a mysterious enemy determined to destroy the Laurent family. As Miyaka and Moises uncover the truth about the night they were separated, they discover that their childhood wasn't as simple as they believed. Their love must survive jealousy, danger, family conflicts, racing accidents, hidden truths, and the painful consequences of decisions made years ago. But some love stories are never truly over. Some loves aren't lost... they're just finding their way back.
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“What if the person you spent years trying to forget… was actually the person who never stopped loving you?” _________________________________ The final bell rang. Students immediately rushed out of their classrooms. But one girl was already running down the hallway as if her life depended on it. "Miyaka!" She looked behind her. "OH NO!" Their teacher was chasing her. "Come back here!" "Sorry, Ma'am!" "You forgot your homework again!" Miyaka laughed while running. "I'm sorry!" "You said that yesterday!" "And I'm sorry about yesterday too!" Behind her, Jason was laughing so hard that he could barely breathe. "You're going to get expelled one day!" Miyaka stopped near the school gate and looked at him. "At least I'll become famous." "Famous for being the school's biggest troublemaker?" "Exactly!" Jason shook his head. "You're hopeless." Miyaka suddenly noticed someone standing underneath the tree beside the gate. Her smile immediately widened. "Moises!" Moises looked up from his book. "You two are running again." Jason pointed at Miyaka. "It's her fault." "Traitor!" Moises smiled. "You forgot your homework again?" Miyaka crossed her arms. "Why does everyone know me so well?" "Because you do the same thing every week," Moises replied. She walked closer to him. "You know, Moises, you could at least defend me." "Okay." Miyaka smiled. "Really?" "No." Jason burst out laughing. "HAHAHAHA!" Miyaka glared at them. "I hate you both." Moises stood up. "Come on." "Where?" "I'll help you finish your homework." Miyaka blinked. "You will?" "Yes." Her expression softened. "You're really nice." Moises smiled. "That's why you're my friend." Something strange happened inside Miyaka's chest. Her smile disappeared for a moment. My friend. She looked at him quietly. Why did those two words suddenly hurt? She didn't understand. Not yet. --- That afternoon, the three of them sat beneath their favorite tree. Jason was eating chips. Moises was doing his homework. And Miyaka was staring at the clouds. "Hey, Miyaka." "Hmm?" "Are you listening?" She looked at Moises. "Yes." "What did I say?" "...Something?" Jason laughed. "She wasn't listening!" Miyaka threw a leaf at him. "Shut up!" Moises laughed. "You're weird." "You like weird." "Maybe." Miyaka smiled. Maybe. That one word stayed in her mind. What if he really does like me? She immediately shook her head. "No." Moises looked at her. "What's wrong?" "Nothing." "You suddenly look sad." "I'm not sad." "Are you sure?" Miyaka smiled. "Yeah." She looked away. What if someday, Moises meets someone better than me? She didn't know why she was thinking about it. They were only children. They had their whole lives ahead of them. But sometimes, the heart understands things long before the mind does. And Miyaka's heart had already begun choosing him. A gentle breeze moved through the branches, scattering tiny leaves around them. Moises quietly placed his finished notebook beside her, leaving the last page open for her to copy. Miyaka glanced at him and smiled, hiding the warmth spreading across her face. For now, she said nothing. She simply stayed beneath the tree with him, wishing the afternoon would never end.Chapter 19 — The Man Everyone Blamed Miyaka read the sentence again. Then again. He is not the man everyone thinks he is. Her fingers tightened around the edge of the notebook. For years, Adrian Valmont had existed in her mind as nothing more than a name attached to old stories. A businessman. A dangerous man. Someone who had been involved with both the Laurent and Reyes families before disappearing under circumstances nobody could properly explain. Now his name was written in her father's handwriting. Not beneath a warning. Not beside an accusation. But beside a sentence that sounded almost like a defense. Miyaka sat down on the floor. The house was completely silent around her. She turned the page carefully. The next few entries were dated within the same month. Most were short. Some had been crossed out. Others were written so hastily that the ink had scratched into the paper. Valmont approached me again. He says the information was never about money. Miyaka frown
Chapter 18 — The Reyes SecretMiyaka couldn't stop staring at the words carved into the metal plate.REYES BLOOD.They were only two words.Two words shouldn't have been enough to make her feel as though the ground beneath her had shifted.Yet they did.She had spent her entire life knowing she was a Reyes. It was her father's name, her mother's name, the name printed on school records, documents, invitations, and every official piece of paper that had ever belonged to her.It had never meant anything more than family.Now it felt like a warning.Moises was still holding her wrist.His grip wasn't painful, but there was a firmness in it that told her he was genuinely worried.“Don't touch it.”Miyaka looked at him.“You already said that.”“And you're still looking at it like you're going to.”“I wasn't.”“You were.”She gave him a tired look.“You've become very observant.”“I always was.”“Not when Jason was around.”“That was different.”“Because Jason was usually doing something s
Chapter 17 — The Letter Beneath the Tree They stayed behind the tree until the sound of the other vehicle faded into the distance. Miyaka could still hear her heartbeat. It seemed impossibly loud in the darkness, pounding against her ribs while she tried to make sense of everything that had happened in the last few minutes. The stranger was gone. Whoever had arrived in the second vehicle was gone too. Yet the feeling of being watched remained, clinging to the night like the damp air after the rain. Moises was still holding her hand. Neither of them had mentioned it. His fingers were warm around hers, steady despite the tension in his body. She could feel how tightly he was controlling himself, as if every instinct was telling him to get her somewhere safe and every other part of him knew that running blindly into the darkness would only make things worse. Miyaka finally looked down at their hands. Moises noticed. His fingers loosened. “Sorry.” She didn't pull away. “You do
Chapter 16 — The Stranger in the Rain For a few seconds, Miyaka couldn't move. The man stood at the edge of the road with the rain falling around him, his face partially hidden by the darkness. He wasn't close enough for her to make out every feature, but she didn't need to. She remembered the ring. That was enough. Her childhood memory came back with such force that she felt dizzy. A dark coat. Wet earth. The mango tree. A man's voice telling her she shouldn't be there. And that ring. The same strange symbol she had spent the last few days seeing everywhere. Beside her, Moises had gone completely still. “Stay here.” Miyaka caught his sleeve. “No.” He looked at her. “I mean it.” “So do I.” “Miyaka.” “I'm not hiding behind you.” “This isn't about pride.” “I know.” “Then listen to me.” She held his gaze. “I am listening.” His jaw tightened. For a second, neither of them moved. Then he glanced toward the road again. The man hadn't moved either. Miyaka's grip












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