Stories Tagged:tattoo
tattoo
When eighteen-year-old Haya meets Kendrick-a tattooed, playful man fresh from America-she doesn't expect her simple life to spiral into something wild and dangerous.
He's 28.
Charming but intense.
Changed, but not entirely tamed.
Once a reckless playboy, Kendrick is trying to live differently after years abroad. But when he lays eyes on Haya, something inside him awakens-a craving he thought he already buried.
Now, he's flirting.
He's teasing.
And he's slowly claiming her.
Even if it means crossing every line.
"You don't know what you're starting, little girl... but now that I've seen you, I'm not stopping."
(THIS IS AN ENGLISH VERSION)
SYNOPSIS:
KUNG may katawang tao ang tsismis, ang magiging pangalan niyon ay Jan Irish. She was a gossip eater and spreader. It's her job and nobody could stop her. Kaya nga pinili ni Jan Irish na maging Journalist para legal na makapag-tsismis sa iba ng mga alam niyang sekreto.
She loved her job more than anything. It gave her freedom from speaking what's on her mind.
Kaya naman nang bigyan siya ng bagong assignment ng Editor-in-Chief ng Magazine na pinagta-trabahoan niya, hindi niya mapigil ang excitement, lalo na at si Tegan Galvante ang assignment niya. One of the rudest man that every walked on earth. There was no Journalist on the country who succeeded in getting an interview from him and that's her assignment: interview Tegan Galvante.
Alam ni Jan Irish na mahihirapan siya pero sisiguraduhin niyang siya ang pinaka-unang Journalist na magtatagumpay na makakuha ng interview ni Tegan Galvante. Gagawin niya ang lahat, makamit lang ang inaasam.
Jan Irish mind was already set, she will do everything, use everything in her disposal to get what she wanted ... then she met Tegan Galvante for the first time.
And never in her life was she tongue-tied, just that moment.
Why? Was it his tattoos? His burned scars? His undeniable good looks? Or was it the feeling he aroused from her?
Whatever it was, she's doomed. Because Tegan Galvante was the kind of man that couldn't be trusted with a woman's heart.
