Maipagkakaila In English นิยาย & เรื่องราว

Mom announced but I paid less attention as I drank my wine. "Her name is Mackenzie." She said and I choked on my wine. "What? What did you say her name is?" I said after my cough stopped. "Well she's from the magical world and right there, they all have a name with the "M" initials so just like their Queen's and King's name starts with "M", same goes for the girl." Mom expounded and I sighed. "Mom, I asked you to repeat that name again. I didn't ask for their whole life history."

Now, he was about to become the joke of the town. “Sh*t!” he cursed again, losing count of how many times he’d sworn today. Maybe hiding out in the hacienda wasn’t such a bad idea. Lay low for a while, stay away from public humiliation. He used to be adored by women—praised for being well-endowed and skilled in bed. Then suddenly? Boom—impotent. Just like that. He couldn’t deal with it. What really bothered him, though, was that it actually worked when that maid touched him. What the hell was going on?

It’s important that I don’t leave that school until I get the information on the person I’m looking for. “Anyways I'll be in the locker room first Axton,” I said goodbye to him. “All right,” Axton smiled at me. When I arrived, I immediately changed into my maid uniform and opened the door, “Ay hopia mani popcorn! (It’s a Filipino expression. “Hopia” is a famous pastry while “mani” means peanuts)” I said in shock when someone passed in front of me. “I mean, Ma'am Safira.” “Xania,” she stated back. “You're already here.”

Mahina subalit may diin sa bawat katagang binanggit ko. Mas lalo pang nangunot ang kanyang noo matapos niyang maproseso sa kanyang utak ang lahat ng aking sinabi.Subalit maya-maya lang ay pagak na itong tumawa. "This is an Italian restaurant! So, ano ang ini-expect mo? Maghain sila ng Filipino dish at Delight Yoghurt drink?" Sarkastiko niyang saad na pawang pang-iinsulto ang naging dating saakin.

"Kailangan, e.." "What do you mean 'kailangan'?" "P-Para sumaya 'yung iba! Kailangan kitang ipamigay nang magkaroon ng kulay ang buhay nv ibang tao..." Sabay pilit kong tawa. Sumimangot siya. "Isang Thaddeus Trimarco ba naman ang mapasaiyo, sinong di sasaya?" "Stop joking aroun, Sefira." He cussed. Kita ko ang pagmumula ng kanyang mukha ngunit masama ang titig na iginagawad sa akin.

Umma magajiya explained with an unreadable expression Confused Farida asked "but your three daughter's are married to billionaires in this country, what else do you want" Umma magajiya chuckle grabbing the site of her gown she said "that's power Farida, you'll never get enough, once you get the taste of it, you'll always crave for more". She shrugged her shoulders. "I didn't give birth to the king, then I just have to crown the next queen, the next Magajiya of Kano. And as the saying goes daka haifi sarki gwara ka haifar masa mata

Rita said, simply and calmly. "Let me make something clear to you, Miss Bethany Madison. Makaila is nothing like you. You are just a bundle of stupidity, foolishness, fake body, bitchiness and Sultriness. Makaila on the other hand is a pretty girl with an open heart, very smart, brave and courageous girl. If you didn't know that, know it now and get it into that empty brain of yours. At least there would be something in it." Rita told her to her face and that left Bethany awestruck.

She couldn’t understand what Consuelo was getting at. “What do you mean?” “Could it be that you’re pregnant?” FOOTNOTES (1) Anak: A Filipino term that means child or son/daughter. It is often used by parents when addressing their children. (2) Tablea: Refers to tablets of pure ground cacao used in traditional Filipino chocolate drinks or recipes. (3) Kiniwar: is a delectable rice cake wrapped in banana leaves, representing the rich culinary heritage of Apayao. (4) ‘Nay: A shortened, affectionate form of Nanay, the Filipino word for mother.

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