Dear Kuya Joel Novels & Stories

He couldn’t help but worry—and when that feeling started, he didn’t know. Once again, her eyes flashed in his memory. They spoke to him—almost pleading for rescue, even though she had been intoxicated in the club’s dim light. *** FOOTNOTES (1) Yema: refers to a sweet, custard-like confection made from egg yolks, milk, and sugar, popular in the Philippines as a dessert or snack. It has a rich and creamy texture, often wrapped in colorful cellophane. (2) Kuya: is a Filipino term of respect and endearment used to address an older brother or a male figure, typically older, as a sign of respect. It is commonly used in Filipino families and communities to show regard for age and experience.

“Okay, be careful and come home early if you’re finished.” “Okay, Mama… Papa, goodbye, I’m leaving now, and I’ll come home early if we finish our work early, thank you, and I love you.” I said. “We love you too, kid, so always be careful, and if your boss makes you cry, come home immediately and continue crying here at home.” “Papa!” Papa just laughed at me. Kuya is kind, my Kuya Izaak Elio Legaspi. Right! Cool name.

Nakakainis kasi siya. "Bakit hindi mo agad sinagot ang tawag ko?" tanong niya. "I'm busy," sagot ko. Biglang dumating si Joel at hinarap siya. "Jay can I asked you? Can I unzip your pants?" tanong niya habang ipinakita sa akin ang hawak niya na pants na binili ko noon na hindi ko magamit dahil sa hindi na magkasya sa akin at iniwan ko sa kanya.

Wanda said, "Joel, I only have one question for you. Are you the one trying to find a wife, or is it Mr. Kyle?" Joel replied, "Of course, it's Mr. Kyle." "That's right." Joel explained, "Mr. Kyle didn't participate in the proposal planning, but he did ask us to prepare it. Once the plan is complete, we will present it to him and then execute it accordingly!"

“Kuya Kang bakit po ayaw gumana ng camera?” Halos mabingi na si Kybelle sa dami ng tanong. Ngunit kahit pagod ay hindi niya maiwasang matawa. Parang nakikita niya ang younger versions nila noon. Clueless. Magulo. Pero eager matuto. “Okay,” sabi niya habang chinecheck ang article ni Jedrick. “Maganda ‘yung thought mo dito pero medyo mahaba. Try mo paikliin para mas impactful.”

"Bukas half day ka lang diba? Samahan mo kaya ako sa kabilang bayan puntahan natin si Papa." "Mag to-tour ako ng mga turista sa Mayon bukas." "Ay true ba? Sayang naman balak ko pa sanang isama ka sa mall." "Isama mo na lang yung mga kaibigan mo. Si Klea o kaya si Jaira." "Yeah you're right." Nang makarating kami sa bahay ay hindi na kami nagulat ng maabutan si Kio na nasa tapat ng computer. "Si Mama?"

They looked at each other so I laughed. "All right, Mr., 15 pesos each. We're 15 too." I said. Kuya immediately nodded and made a taho. When Kuya finished the first one, I immediately handed it to Prince Neo. "Go on, try it." I said before facing the seller. I am the one who’s giving it to them. When it was complete, I gave Kuya 500 pesos. I also said just keep the change. Kuya was very grateful before leaving. Fortunately, my credit card is still here, and the money I withdrew from the first day. I didn't use it because everything inside the Academy is free.

They chose the chair near the blurry wall and Krysie called for Sanya's attention—her friend from before. "Krysie?!" Recognition filled Sanya's eyes that she almost jumped while walking towards them. "Oh my God, it's you!" "Yes, it's me. I miss you, Sanya!" She smiled widely. Sanya De Guzman is from the Philippines, the one who taught her about the word Kuya. She's kind and hardworking, sadly Krysie isn't hardworking as she is. "What's your order?" Sanya asked and turned her attention to Kaizer. She was stunned a bit, maybe it's because of his oozing handsome face. "And you, Atty. Knight?"

And again, when she was about to put the smallest on top, it all falls down. Her shoulders shake, and the next thing I knew, she is already facing me, wiping her tears away as she offered me a sad smile. "Maybe you wouldn't be able to like me and love my Mommy again, Ate. The rocks don't want you to forgive us." -- Kuya is a Filipino term for Older brother.

taas kilay nang tinanong ni Kuya si Eisa na busy sa phone nya kakatext. She startled when she heard kuya. "Hindi ko naalala, naging busy ako with friends." She said at bago bumalik ang tingin sa katext ay inirapan muna ako. Here we go again. "Okay lang po, atleast you guys enjoyed. Especially Eisa, congrats sa first runner up mo. Ang laking tulong na sa batch na'tin nun." tipid ko siyang nginitian. "Are you insulting me?" umahon siya sa kanyang kinauupuan.