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Jemimah Cuevas, a college student in year 2021, has to enter the year 1914 in order to help the writer named Sarita. *** Jemimah Cuevas, a college girl from 2021, is suddenly thrown into the year 1914 to help a writer from that time. The writer keeps visiting her in dreams, asking for help, but one question bothers Jemimah—how can she help someone who has already been dead for so long? During her stay in 1914, Jemimah meets Romeo—a man who looks exactly like her best friend Patrick, the same Patrick who has turned her down many times in 2021. Romeo in 1914, or Patrick in 2021? Who is truly meant for her? And in the end, who will Cupid’s arrow choose?

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• Total: 35

• Chapter 1

  Year 2021
  I kissed Piolo Pascual’s poster again and again until I got tired, then finally turned off

• Chapter 2

  I fixed my face mask and turned my face shield into a headband. It was really hard to breathe while

• Chapter 3

  Sleep was pulling me while I listened to Patrick’s stories I didn’t even care about. If he was talki

• Chapter 4

  Year 2019
  “Are you sure my best friend will like this?” I asked the saleslady who was helping me. She

• Chapter 5

  Year 2021
  Without saying a word, I grabbed Patrick’s hair from behind. Imagine—he still had the nerve

• Chapter 6

  I froze, my fingers still gripping the curtain as my eyes widened in disbelief. Patrick… Patrick was

• Chapter 7

  Maybe one of the most painful things I felt was seeing the person I love like that… with the girl he

• Chapter 8

  A bad smell hit my nose, waking me up from a long sleep. I stretched before opening my eyes. What is

• Chapter 9

  I kept sighing weakly while looking up. It felt like I couldn’t take my eyes off every tear that fel

• Chapter 10

  I looked around as I walked. I was walking to the nearest store. I planned to buy a notebook to use

• Chapter 11

  “Have you checked my new post in Google Classroom?” our instructor asked as soon as the meeting star

• Chapter 12

  I was about to slam the door, but Mama was staring at me, so I did nothing. I walked out with the pl

• Chapter 13

  “I thought you would not come here at home.”
  I almost fell from my seat when I heard Patrick’s voice.

• Chapter 14

  “I told you to leave us alone!”
  Her eyes were burning as she looked at me. The veins in her neck almo

• Chapter 15

  "I don’t understand how Patrick went missing." My cousin stopped and rubbed her head. Then she looke

• Chapter 16

  “You’re awake.”
  I groaned when I heard Faye’s voice. Her strong voice filled the whole room.
  Wow. Even

• Chapter 17

  Without thinking, I sat on the empty chair near the table where the beautiful old book was placed. I

• Chapter 18

  Looking around. Staring. Confused. Wondering. Restless. My heart was pounding hard. My breathing cam

• Chapter 19

  “Faye, what manuscript are you looking for?” I asked again while watching her almost turn her whole

• Chapter 20

  "Good morning, Sir," I happily greeted Sir Jude when I entered our meeting today.
  It’s Monday again,

• Chapter 21

  “I don’t know what to do anymore, Jemimah. My mind is so confused. I’m hurting,” Patrick’s mom whisp

• Chapter 22

  "I placed it here," I said with shaking hands. I kept looking and hoping the book I had been searchi

• Chapter 23

  Yaofe:
  “Really? Jem, is it true what I read on Facebook? That you stole something?”
  I took a deep brea

• Chapter 24

  The sun was not yet up when I got out of bed. My head hurt so much because of the many scenes that k

• Chapter 25

  I heard the chains hit again. The sound was so strong, I thought something broke.
  Sarita was still cr

• Chapter 26

  “Miss?”
  I woke up because someone was shaking my shoulder. I didn’t want to open my eyes, but I could

• Chapter 27

  “How are you feeling now, Jemimah?”
  I quickly turned my head when Patrick suddenly spoke.
  I shook my h

• Chapter 28

  The sky was cloudy, but I still didn’t close the window. Even if I couldn’t see the stars I always w

• Chapter 29

  It felt like my ears would break because of the loud scream I heard. I tried hard not to cry, becaus

• Chapter 30

  The wind was strong, and it looked like heavy rain was coming. Thunder and lightning struck from tim

• Chapter 31

  I hugged my knees to cover my body, trying to stop my trembling—especially the fear I felt. The wind

• Chapter 32

  I could feel every drop of rain from the sky soaking my clothes. The water made me feel even colder.

• Chapter 33

  I reached for my noisy alarm clock—it was even louder than Mama. I thought it stopped earlier, that’

• Chapter 34

  “That’s too much, my child. How many hours do we need to wait before you finish dressing up?” Mama s

• Chapter 35

  I woke up early because of my noisy alarm clock. But not only because of that—it was also because of