Orter Madl Novels & Stories

At my young age I feel in love. Nasasabik ako na maranasan ang sinasabi nilang relasyon. Relasyon ng dalawang tao na nag iibigan. I am curious. I want to experience it too. Out of curiosity, I entertained every man who approach me. Until, Kenneth Jhon Jabilona the Ultimate Playboy in our campus confess his feeling's to me. My first crush. My first love. Sasabihin ko rin ba ang totoong nararamdaman ko para sa kanya? Handa ba akong mapabilang sa mga babaeng pinaglaruan niya? Handa ba akong masaktan kung sakaling maging kaming dalawa? Let's find out. Halina kayo at subaybayan ang aking kwentong pag-ibig. At kung tama ba ang kasabihan na "First Love Never Dies".

Kung may darating mang lalaki na mamahalin at tanggapin ang anak niya ay bakit hindi niya susubukang magmahal ulit? Ngunit pano kung ang sa pangalawa niyang mamahalin ay malayo pa sa langit na kaya niyang maabot dahil ang isa sa magiging hadlang sa kanila ay ang karangyaan nito sa buhay. Ipagpatuloy niya bang mamahalin ang lalaki at tatanggapin ang mga sasabihin ng iba kahit hindi maganda? Kaya ba siyang ipaglaban ng lalaki katulad ng ginagawa niya? This story tackles about trusting and loving. About giving chances to the person who wants to enter your life because you might not know, that person is really meant for you.

Aria lives her life according to her own choices. She's like a mighty wave- unrestrained and unruly. The only thing she doesn't have control over, is the power to choose whom to marry. But circumstances turned her life upside-down. It left her no choice but to take the path she never imagined to walk on, for the sake of his only brother. It was a matter of life and death, and the only choice she has is to live with the man she betrayed on the past. Meanwhile, Raeden was eager to get even. He did everything to avenge his younger self and his family. He was betrayed by someone he never imagined would deceive him. He promised himself to do everything to avenge to the detriment of Aria's life. How does it take to forgive and forget the remnants of the past? Is love stronger than the will to revenge? Or is hatred enough for loath to preclude love and forgiveness?