Lahat ng Kabanata ng FATED TO F*CK: Kabanata 11 - Kabanata 20

“WHAT DO YOU think Miss Engineering’s talent is?” Green asked.“Singing?” Red guessed.“Red, didn’t you see the way she walked? Her hips were so smooth, right? I’ll bet my soul—she’s going to dance,” Blue said confidently.“Enough guessing. She’s up next,” Grey said, clearly excited as well.“The next to perform is Katleya Yellownora Marie C. Quizo from the College of Engineering!” the emcee announced.Blue stood from his seat the moment the girl he had been waiting for stepped out. She wore a blue crop top and white denim shorts. Her hair was tied in a high ponytail, revealing her deep collarbones that were incredibly attractive. But what truly drew attention was her beautifully shaped body.Blue accidentally pinched Grey. “Fcksht! She’s unreal, Grey!”“I got hard, Blue,” Grey admitted.Blue leaned toward his friend’s ear. “Me too! But don’t be loud, Red might hear us. He’ll scold me. You know I’m trying to stay a virgin. Amen.”Grey chuckled. “Good son.”Blue adjusted in his seat. “

YEAR 2018TEARS STREAMED DOWN Blue’s face as he lay on the bed, haunted by the painful memories of what he had gone through at the hands of his parents. After that night, he had fallen back into rebellion. He lost his drive. For him, the pain was proof enough—they would never love him, never be proud of him.That was the first night he and his twin didn’t sleep beside each other. It hurts, but he had no choice but to endure it.At that moment, he was trying to fall asleep, even as a heavy weight pressed against his chest. Just as he closed his eyes, his phone rang. A smile slowly formed on his lips when he saw Katleya’s name on the screen. He remembered the first time their hands touched.He answered the call. “Why?”“I’m just checking on you,” Katleya said.“I’m sad. Send me nudes, dear.”“Stupid!”“Half joke.”“Your mouth.”Blue laughed and bit his thumb, still grinning.“Blue, I just finished a video call with your twin. He misses you so much—it’s heartbreaking.”“I miss hugging hi

“I HEARD EVERYTHING,” Red said sorrowfully, wiping his tears. He couldn’t believe what he had just heard. It deeply pained him to discover the secret their family had kept from them for so long.Crezelda approached and hugged him tightly.“Is that why you treated Blue that way?” Red asked bravely.Crezelda pulled away from the hug. “I’m sorry, Red. That was the biggest mistake of my entire life—blaming your innocent brother.”“Why him, Mom? Why did you blame him? He was a victim too. He almost died, just like you said!”Crezelda wept as she listened to her son’s words. Only then did the full weight of what she had done hit her.“You turned my twin brother’s life into a nightmare over an accident he didn’t mean to cause. He drowned too, Mom! He fought for his life! And yet... every day, you made him feel like he didn’t deserve to live. That’s cruel.”She cupped Red’s cheek. “I know, son. Please forgive me and your dad.”“You don’t need to say sorry to me, Mom. You didn’t wrong me. It’s

“HE’S STILL NOT home?” the man asked himself upon seeing Grey unconscious and asleep by the side of the car. This was the same guy he was about to help earlier, but Grey had irritated him by replying rudely.It was already dawn. The surroundings were quiet. Only a few public vehicles could be seen on the road. The man had planned to head home, but he couldn’t bear the sight of Grey sprawled beside the car.He walked over and helped him up, placing Grey’s right arm over his shoulder to support him as they walked.“Who are you? Are you kidnapping me? Ransom? No problem. We’re rich,” Grey mumbled. He was extremely drunk and couldn’t even open his eyes.The man placed Grey inside his car to take him home—wherever that might be.“I hopped on the jeep, and now you’re beside me,” Grey sang, altering the lyrics of Jeepney by Yeng Constantino, sending shivers down the man’s spine.The man took Grey’s wallet and checked his ID. After reading his full name, he searched for him on Facegram.“So,

“WHERE’S YOUR BROTHER?” Crezelda asked Red. Her face showed traces of worry, concerned that Blue had almost discovered the truth about Pinkerlia.“He’s in the room,” Red replied, glancing at the floor where their bedroom was located.Crezelda took Red’s hand. “Stand guard outside your door. We’re going to remove everything in that room that’s connected to Pinkerlia.”“Okay, Mom. But please hurry. You know Blue—he can’t sit still when something’s bothering him,” Red said.“We will. Just call me immediately if he comes out. Whatever happens, don’t let him go back to the fifth floor.”“Okay, Mom. I will,” Red answered, then ran to stand guard outside their room. Once there, he quietly stood in place, a nervous energy filling his chest.Meanwhile, Crezelda and her staff hurriedly cleared out all the items from the fifth-floor room. They planned to move everything to the storage room on the ground floor, a place Blue was unlikely to go.More than an hour passed, and they finally fi