The Hacienda Book Novels & Stories

She didn't want to mess up her hair and raised her two legs and put her chin on it. Alysia's mind entered her prosperous life back then at the Hacienda where she had no problem, everything was already with her and everything was laid out in front of her. Hacienda... A vast piece of land owned by the people or clan of the Zaragosa. Hacienda Zaragosa is a 4, 435 Hectares of Sugar Plantation in the town of San Roque Owned by the Zaragosa family. They are the richest clan in the entire Philippines. they have traditionally observed who the next generation during this period lives will inherit everything. Because Alysia is the last generation alive in their clan, her father inherited it from her b

"Stop talking. Just thinking about how I spent so many years with someone as money-grubbing as him makes me want to throw up." Justin smiled in satisfaction, then continued, "Clairebear, since Simon made you so angry, shouldn't you teach him a lesson? Isn't money what he cares about most? Ask him to transfer this apartment to you. When he earns enough to buy it back, you can return it to him." This apartment was bought for me by my mother after I graduated from college, using the savings she had scraped together over half her life. It was my only shelter—and the only thing she had left me.

As she neared the hacienda, she had transformed into the main character of her own story, while the hacienda appeared to be a scene of unchanged events preserved in time. Exiting the taxi, she elegantly walked towards the entrance, her luggage in hand. The driver, as polite as ever, helped with her bags, placing them beside her. After paying the fare with her hard-earned money, the taxi drove off. Now focused on her career, she possesses the financial independence to cover expenses without relying on others. She entered the hacienda, dragging her suitcase along, stepping into the hacienda, a place once cherished as a haven, Rosario and Carlos descended the staircase. A smile spread across he

I removed my high heels and carelessly tossed them on the floor, walked towards the glass sliding door, and opened it, stepping out onto the veranda. I squinted my eyes as I looked in the lush green surroundings. The distant mountains, tall trees bearing fruit, the vast pineapple and vegetable plantations, as well as other fruits that are exported to other countries. The Hacienda Constancia is truly a paradise. In addition, the Hacienda also supports many lives, from the workers to the scholars… I slept for a few hours before someone knocked on the door of my room. "Señorita, Sir Nexus, and Sir Alejandro are here."

Whether she was willing to listen to me or not, I was going to do what I wanted to. I dropped the idea of going back to check up on Darius as Hazel got into describing what had happened in the book she'd just finished reading. Apparently, it was a love story between a mafia heir and a runaway princess. While I would always jump on an opportunity to read, I couldn't help but countdown the minutes that was left till it was time. Around an hour later, the said time arrived

Olivia was very pleased, and she did not doubt that her sister would be able to wow everyone tonight. Tonight's banquet is held at the Haji Hotel, Cathy realizes that the Haji Hotel turns out to be her family's property, she is a little surprised in her heart and has a further perception of her family's wealth. When she stepped into the door of Haji Hotel and saw the familiar décor, Cathy's heart jumped, remembering what had happened, she thought she had gotten over it, but she didn't expect to still feel sad and upset. She bowed her head and followed Olivia, doing her best to pull herself out of her past feelings, she had a new life now and shouldn't have to have any more mood swings over s

muttered Sumico excitedly. Sumico went on taking a look at Hanny’s other romance novels one by one until she reached a book – not a novel, but it got the similar size with a novel. The title was tickling, somewhat queer, strange, and scary. Sumico turned the book back to read the synopsis for a while.

’ A thought whispered at the back of my head, but I pushed it down. I'm here to have ‘fun’ and I'm not backing down. The car pulled up right outside a large building and the man on the driver's seat switched off the car's engine. “We are here, sir,” he announced as he got down from his seat to help the stranger out of his seat. “Is this your house?” I asked, but he shook his head. “This is a hotel. You will crash here with me tonight! I already booked a room there,” He explained and I nodded, my heart racing with anticipation. I didn't know what the night held, but I was ready to let go of my pain and lose myself in this stranger's arms.

Not the Voss family one. The one she barely touched. It wasn’t much. But it was enough to start. Enough to disappear. A small, determined smile formed on her lips. “You took everything from me,” she whispered, her eyes darkening slightly. “But you forgot one thing…” Herself. They underestimated her. They always did. But that was about to change. An hour later. Elara stood in a small, quiet hotel room. Nothing like the mansion. No chandeliers. No marble floors.

I ignored them and kept moving. It wasn’t until I reached the main hall that I spotted her. Lola was standing between a few guests, holding a tray of drinks in her hands. I heaved a sigh of relief and quickened my steps toward her. But just as I was about to call her name, I collided with someone. The force sent me stumbling back, my arms flailing for balance. Before I could hit the ground, strong, warm hands caught me around the waist, steadying me. The touch jolted through me like an electric current, sending my pulse into a dizzying rhythm.