Mag-log inSydney Soriano is a daughter that every parent would dream to be their child — responsible, caring, intelligent, kind, and everything you can ask for. Her carefree life ended after an incident that changes her life forever. Her mom suffered from a stroke, which puts Sydney in a complex situation that leads her to drop out of school and take all the responsibilities as the eldest sibling. Then she met Tycen in an online dating app called “Tinder," they spent 3 months talking through the app until they decided to exchange Facebook accounts. He helped her adjust to her new life, persuade her to go back to school, and pursue her passion which is writing, but Sydney didn’t know that she would fall for him, and little by little, Tycen fall for someone else. The time she was ready to confess her feelings for Tycen, Tycen introduced his new girl. She decided not to confess and root for his happiness and cut ties with him. Months passed she met Hade — the desperate rich ghost beside her bookshelf. He proposes a good deal with Sydney and will do everything to repay her kindness if she helps him return to his body. As she begins her investigation about Hade together with Jarred. Everything seems to bring her back to Tycen. She unveiled a story that throws everything she believed into question. And now Sydney is ready to face everything without running away. She's ready to take risks to see wherever it leads her.
view moreParis’ P.O.V.Mom recovered her speech now. She can talk normally, laugh even — though her left hand still refuses to move. But she’s alive, and that’s enough.Dad changed too. It was like he was reborn — sober, gentle, the kind of man I used to wish existed. After I graduated from high school, he went back to the Philippines and started a food business. It became a hit, just like he always dreamed. He quit drinking, gained back the light in his eyes, and for once, he and Mom worked together — really together. Their laughter would echo through calls, and every time I heard them, I wondered what it would’ve been like if you were still here to see it, Syd.I took Architecture, just like we promised each other we would. I graduated cum laude. Who’s stupid now, Sydney?I still remember that night we stayed up talking about our futures. We sneaked out while Mom was asleep, walked to 7/11, bought instant noodles and cheap snacks, and ate them on the roof while staring at the moon.“I’m not s
I stared down the aisle, my chest tight, and saw Hade waiting at the end, tears shimmering in his eyes. His smile was small but genuine, and it cut me deeper than any words could. With every step I took on the red carpet, the world seemed to shrink to just us—our first meeting, the laughter we shared, the quiet moments no one else knew about. Each memory felt like a weight pressing against my chest. I memorized every detail of him, how the light caught his hair, the way his lips quivered as he tried to hold back emotion. He looked so happy, and yet the happiness wasn’t mine to share.I reached the end of the aisle and smiled at him, trying to steady myself. I mouthed a quiet congrats before stepping aside for Victoria, for the woman he chose. I watched his gaze shift from me to her. The warmth in his smile for her—it wasn’t the same for me. It was a smile meant for someone else, and the sound of the crowd cheering for her echoed like a drum in my chest, marking each beat with sharp pai
We walked around the hospital grounds. To the right, a golf course stretched in the morning haze, and to the left, the hospital buildings loomed. An elderly couple strolled along the trail, laughing quietly. They seemed so alive, so present in the moment. I smiled faintly, wishing Mom could be out there with her friends instead of lying flat on a hospital bed."What do you want to talk about, Sydney?" Hade asked. I looked at him, then quickly away. My chest tightened. I knew exactly why I wanted to tell him how I felt, despite the complexity of everything. But this wasn’t a distraction—I wasn’t letting it be.I glanced back at him and forced a smile, shaking my head. Hade stopped and stared. I froze, then stepped back toward him."You don’t have to rush it, Sydney. I’m willing to wait this time," he said, smiling. My mouth opened slightly, but no words came. His face was genuine—serious in a way that made my heart both ache and race. I smiled back and nodded."Sydney!" The sharp voice
After a long night of thinking and processing everything that had happened this year, I decided it was time to push my luck a little further. Mom had recovered, and Paris was finally becoming responsible. I’d given them what they needed, and for once, I didn’t have to carry the weight of worry on my shoulders. Surely, risking a little heartbreak from someone else couldn’t break me.I messaged Hade to meet me at the restaurant where he first woke from his coma. I reserved the same room, the same time—everything just like before. It was still dawn, and I hadn’t slept. Lately, sadness clung to me like a shadow, and I kept overthinking everything. I was distant, aloof, but careful not to show it—so I wouldn’t have to explain myself.I slid the comforter off my legs and walked to the balcony, sitting down as I stared at the dark sky. The moon shone alone; the stars were invisible behind the clouds.I want to take the risk. I’ll tell Hade I like him—but then what? Am I ready for this? Do I r












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