**Snow** "Are you okay?" Fourth asked me for the fifth time while we sat on the beach. We were both barefoot, seated on the soft sand as the waves gently played along the shore in front of us. We still had a few more scenes to shoot here, so the entire production team was around. After filming an intense take, we were given a 15-minute break to breathe. “No,” I replied, eyes fixed on the horizon, watching the sunset. I heard Fourth let out another deep sigh. He’d done that several times since we sat down. Even without words, I could feel the weight of his concern. I didn’t need to say anything for him to know I wasn’t okay. He could see it in my every move. He knew something was bothering me, but he wanted me to open up on my own. Demetri didn’t come with me to Palawan. He chose not to. Instead, he sent Tiara and a few of his men to watch over me. He changed his mind just minutes before we were set to leave for the penthouse, where the two helicopters were waiting. As soon as w
**Third Person** "Kuya Marcus, are we going to be here much longer?" Ice asked, glancing over at Marcus. They were already inside the yacht at Nguyen South Port, quietly waiting for the arrival of his men who had kidnapped Snow. "Just a little longer," Marcus replied, still holding his phone. He had just gotten off the call with his men. They said they were already near the port. He turned toward the pier when he noticed a group of men approaching. They were Ryndell’s men, temporarily lent to him to help abduct Snow. Without a word, he pointed them out to Ice and Amara. "There they are," he said, looking back at the two. The worry in Ice and Amara’s eyes seemed to ease, even if just slightly. They agreed to escape after Marcus convinced the both of them. They had discovered the truth, especially about who Demetri really was and it left them deeply worried for Snow. They knew what they were doing was dangerous, especially since they were trying to run away from someone so deadly.
**Snow** “Okay, break time!” the director announced to all the staff, stuntmen, crew, and talents involved in our film shoot. This is our last day of taping in Baguio. Tomorrow, we’ll be flying to Palawan to continue shooting. We’ve been working non-stop these past few days. Some scenes ran past midnight, so it’s been really tiring and exhausting. “You look beat today, Fourth,” I teased my leading man. “Hangover, lack of sleep, and exhaustion,” he replied, clearly dead tired. But even though he was out of it, he still managed to deliver every scene. The only problem was, the director scolded him several times for taking too long on some takes. I remembered Demetria had sent a food truck. That woman never fails to support both me and Fourth. So I decided to order some milk tea. “What do you want?” I asked him. “Iced coffee,” he said. When I came back, I handed him his iced coffee while sipping on my milk tea. “I’ve noticed you’ve been really into iced coffee lately. Didn’t you
**Third Person** "He's even proud of the fact that he just stole Snow from me," Marcus muttered bitterly to himself as he stared at the stage where Demetri stood alongside the woman he had loved for so long. Feurene glanced at the man beside her and immediately noticed the burning rage in Marcus’s eyes. His hatred for his own brother was really strong—it was obvious. He still couldn’t accept what had happened. Feurene couldn’t help but feel hurt. How could she not? Even now, Marcus is still in love with Snow. She let out a silent sigh, trying hard to hold back her tears as the harsh truth kept cutting down the last shred of hope in her heart. If Marcus couldn’t move on from Snow… she, too, couldn’t move on from him. It was still Marcus she loved. But just like before, there was nothing she could do except step aside. If this was the only way Marcus could be happy, then she was willing to endure the pain. She wasn’t like Demetri, who could kill and destroy lives just to get what he
**Snow** I was already dressed for my husband’s birthday party. Demetri’s celebration wasn’t exactly extravagant. In fact, he hadn’t planned on throwing a party at all here at the mansion, but he eventually gave in to his father’s request. Being the private man that he is, Demetri set a few conditions, especially regarding the guests. The list was kept small and exclusive, and he specifically requested that no media be allowed in, saying it was because of me. Don Demetrius had asked both of us—Demetri and me—to make our marriage public, but my husband refused. He said it still wasn’t the right time to let the world know about us. And I agreed with him. We’ve only been married for four months, and everything still feels fresh. That kind of news would stir up too much controversy, especially since Marcus and I have only been apart for the same amount of time. I was staring at my reflection in the mirror when Demetri entered the room. I was still seated in front of the vanity, quiet
**Snow** A knock on the door woke me up. I slowly opened my eyes, still feeling the heaviness in them. They were probably swollen from all the crying I did last night. I turned to my right, to the side of the bed where my husband usually sleeps. But just as I expected, he was already up before me—again. I let out a sigh and forced myself to get out of bed, even though I wanted nothing more than to stay under the covers. The exhaustion and sleepiness still weighed heavily on my body, but because of the persistent knocking and the growing hunger in my stomach, I had no choice but to get up. I slipped off the bed, my hand instinctively resting over my belly. When I opened the door, I was greeted by Antonia holding a tray of food. “Good morning, señorita. Please have your breakfast,” she greeted with a soft smile. I didn’t say a word. I just nodded and gestured for her to bring it inside and place it on the table. My hand trembled slightly as I adjusted the hem of my robe. While she