All Chapters of Break The Priest's heart: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

I know it's a bad idea to go home now. Even after eight years, I can still feel their disdain burning holes through me. For them, I am a bad example for my sister—a shameful woman who'd rather collect trash than live off their wealth. They wanted me to be a nun. It's not that I don't want to get closer to God. I just can't stand the fakery, putting on a show of holiness just for a title. And the people there? Let’s just not talk about it.I heard my parents forced my sister into a religious academy. I haven't seen her in so long. We have no communication; they've completely erased me from their lives. I wasn't even allowed to visit her when she was in the convent. Both of my parents are well-known tycoons. They are also known as religious people. I guess it runs in our blood, because my female cousins are already serving as nuns in the church.My parents expected me to be like my cousins or my sister—timid and holy. But no matter how hard they pushed, I couldn't last. Just the thought

The alarm blared, a jarring sound against the pre-dawn silence. It was Monday. Tapos na ang sabado at linggo ko. Oras na ulit para kumita ng pera.I blew goodbye kisses to my sleeping sister, then to the friends I’d asked to stay with her while I was away. I knew she was safe here. Hindi na ligtas sa lumang bahay dahil kay Mommy. I knew how she worked—she gets what she wanted, no matter the cost. Securing this house in the subdivision had been my first step in making sure my sister and her baby were protected.Two hours later, I pulled into the employee's parking lot at the hotel. The city was already humming with activity, but I had beaten the rush. Sa loob ng kotse, I glanced at my reflection. A smirk touched my lips as I ran a hand through my new black hair. I could already picture their faces. They were so used to me changing my hair color every month.Something felt off. Kumunot ang noo ko. The parking lot was almost empty. Kapag ganito, madalas puno na 'to. I noticed too that Jel

Last night was a bomb that exploded right in my face. I didn't know if it was a coincidence that Travis—the very priest who caused my drought season—was not only here, but also living next door.Hindi lang iyon. He kept me up with his and a woman's moans all night long. For fuck's sake, alas tres na't dinig na dinig ko pa rin ang pag-uga ng higaan at ang malakas na ungol ng babae. He knew this apartment wasn't soundproof. Kaya heto, para akong zombie na naglalakad nang salubungin ko si Gabriel.“You look beautiful.” Gabriel smiled, opening his car door like a true gentleman.I reached out and adjusted his tie, which was a little crooked. I saw him stiffen, his breath catching in his throat. It was my turn to smile.“You look awesome,” I complimented, my eyes lingering on his lips before I slid into his expensive car. He closed the door gently, walked around, and got into the driver’s seat. He gave me one more smile before starting the engine.He drove us to a well-known five-star resta

I smiled as I saw Gabriel's text. He had just left, and now he was already inviting me to his place for tomorrow. It seems the charm of one Chantydoll Fernandez hasn't faded. After his confession earlier, I can't wait to see him cry and beg for me. I also can't wait for his reaction when he finds out this whole thing is just a show, and the main goal is to get evidence before I break his heart. I guess it will be more fun.I fixed my hair, looking at my reflection in the mirror. I smiled again, but this time, it was for my own good. Who wouldn't be happy to know that Sabor a Flor had been waiting for my email for a long time? And just a while ago, they invited me for an interview and a skills assessment. It's happening today, so I need to get ready and take this opportunity. I put on a comfortable dress and a little makeup before heading to my car. I didn't want to get too dolled up, lest I be blamed for distracting someone with my beauty. Besides, I'm naturally beautiful. It's better

Life isn’t just like the rainbow after the rain. There's always the aftermath of what we meant to be failed. Let’s just say that after what happened last night, I have to pay for the aftermath. I didn’t choose it; it just meant to happen because the universe chose to give me the cruelest destiny, like I had been his brave soldier that armor with mental anguish, instead of writing me a happy ending where I could rest and make money.What I'm trying to say is, I haven't resigned yet. Who will pay for my bills if I choose to curl up on the mattress and read my untouched limited edition books by the New York bestselling author? No one. That's why, even though I don't want to see Travis right now, I have no choice. I need money. Besides, it's my first day as a regular employee. I don't want to ruin my professionalism just because of the unintellectual action he had done last night."Job well done, team!"We all clapped after Travis's short speech. It was good that he was still professional