WARNING: R[18] STORY WITH EXTREMELY EXPLICIT/MATURE CONTENT

Joaquin Antonio Jr., A young CEO, handsome, outlet of wealth, and a certified playboy, but a good son.  

For him, there is no need to take women seriously. There are many of them and they come to him voluntarily, because he has a lot of money.  

He has agreed to find a bride within two months in order to thwart his father's wanting for him to marry his childhood friend who is secretly in a relationship with his best friend, Patrick. 

Because of this, he offered marriage to a stranger woman who turned out to be the mother of his own daughter whom he had impregnated four years ago, Lara. 

But what about his father's reputation? 

The honorable name of their family that had long kept from being tarnished if the woman he chose to marry for his father would bring shame to their family because she is a scourge and a disgrace? 

Is he willing to lose everything and this time stand up against his father whom he has always followed for the only woman who truly loved him despite him hiding to her his true identity? 

Where does a romance that started with pure lies lead?

ENTANGLED ECSTASY

AS the taxi stops that was when even her journey back to the past was interrupted. After handing over the payment to the taxi driver, Lara immediately got out of the car only to realize that she had forgotten to buy something for her daughter due to the preoccupation of her mind earlier. 


"Mama!" that small but tender voice was what she heard as she pushed open the gate of their house. 


"Callie!" her excited response then greeted her daughter with a hug and kiss Callie ran closer to her. "Where is Grand Papa?" she was referring to her father Rodolfo. 


"He's inside. Come on, let's eat!" her daughter pulled her hand into the household. 


"Pa," Lara immediately greeted her father then kissed her on the cheek. 


"It's good that you're here, your daughter has been waiting for you for a while because according to her, she's already hungry," her father smiled as he messed up his granddaughter Calista's black hair or she chose to call her by the nickname Callie. 


"CALLIE"