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Hi! My Name is Glorynele Mauricio. I earn a degree of Bachelor's of Arts in Political Science.It is my first time to published my own story. And excited to create more. I have been writing since highschool but I never published one since I am not that confident. But since I have my own job now and already earning, I want to continue the things that I used to love and to do– writing novels that I have been dreaming of.

ABOUT ME

Hi! My Name is Glorynele Mauricio. I earn a degree of Bachelor's of Arts in Political Science.It is my first time to published my own story. And excited to create more. I have been writing since highschool but I never published one since I am not that confident. But since I have my own job now and already earning, I want to continue the things that I used to love and to do– writing novels that I have been dreaming of.
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STORY BY G. Nelle

Letters after Goodbye

Letters after Goodbye

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For three years, Mika Reyes has been waiting for the man who left her. Derek Santos disappeared from her life with nothing but a short message and a thousand unanswered questions. Three days later, he moved to Canada—or at least, that’s what Mika remembers. But Derek never truly stopped coming back. Every fifteenth of the month, a yellow envelope appears in Mika’s mailbox. No return address. Sometimes, no stamp. Just the same familiar handwriting, the faint scent of his perfume, and words that keep her holding on. Kumain ka na ba? Namiss kita. Mahal pa rin kita. Thirty-six months. Thirty-six letters. And Mika has kept every single one. While everyone around her believes she should finally move on, Mika knows something they don’t: Derek still writes to her. And as long as the letters keep coming, a part of her believes that one day, he will come home. Until the thirty-sixth letter arrives. That morning, Mika receives a message from an unknown number. STOP OPENING THE LETTERS. Suddenly, the love letters she once treasured become pieces of a mystery she can no longer ignore. The postmarks don’t make sense. Memories begin contradicting one another. Her best friend is hiding something. And the deeper Mika searches for the truth about Derek, the more she begins to question the one thing she has trusted for the past three years— her own memory. Because sometimes, the hardest goodbye isn't the one we never got to say. It's the one our heart refuses to remember. *Letters After Goodbye is a psychological romance mystery about love, grief, memory, and the lies we tell ourselves when the truth hurts too much to survive.

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To Love and Destroy

To Love and Destroy

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TO LOVE AND DESTROY By: G. Nelle He entered her life with a plan. He never expected to lose himself along the way. Twenty four years ago, eight-year-old Rafael Dela Vega lost his parents in a tragic helicopter crash. For years, everyone told him it was an accident. Pero hindi naniwala si Rafa. He grew up believing that someone was responsible for the death of his family—and that someone was Victor Almeda, a powerful man who had always been connected to his father's life. Simula noon, isa lang ang naging dahilan ni Rafa para mabuhay: paghihiganti. He doesn't want to simply kill Victor. Gusto niyang maramdaman ni Victor ang sakit ng mawalan ng taong pinakamamahal niya.And Rafa knows exactly who that person is. Arianna Almeda. She's kind. She's innocent. And she has no idea about the secrets surrounding her family. Para makalapit kay Victor, kailangan munang makuha ni Rafa ang tiwala ni Ari.So he makes a plan. Kilalanin siya. Maging kaibigan niya. Maging taong masasandalan niya. Make her fall in love with him. And when she finally does—destroy her. Simple lang sana. Until Rafa realizes that Ari isn't anything like the person he imagined.The more time he spends with her, the harder it becomes to remember why he came into her life in the first place. Because somewhere between the lies, stolen moments, and unexpected feelings—Rafa falls in love with the woman he was supposed to destroy.

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