Merry_Ogodo

...Invincible yet broken, she played a dangerous game...

Tiana Almirez is an illegitimate child born into a rich family. She is a smart girl with a case of low self esteem. Or at least she was. 

After she forms an unlikely relationship with a third generation heir from her school, who is every bit fun and screams 'trouble', that timid girl is transformed into a confident and strong playgirl.

Unknown to most people, Tiana actually lives a double lifestyle. To others, she's an invincible girl with a perfect life but alone, behind closed doors, she's nothing more than a broken and damaged girl struggling with her failing mental health.



Lucas Williams is a teenager who has dealt with his fair share of mental health issues. When he is transferred to a new school, he can't help but immediately notice the popular girl whose eyes were so desperately screaming the very thing he had wanted the people around him to hear when he was at his lowest, 'Save Me!'



What happens when Lucas feels the need to help this girl?

Will she appreciate his help? Or will she hate him for it?

What can Tiana do when the new boy at school suddenly threatens to tear down her perfect mask?

Will she be able to keep her facade going? Or will she find herself falling in love with the very boy she regarded her archenemy?

Scars To A Playgirl

When she said that, I paused and turned back to her.

"Miss Almirez?", I heard someone say before I could reply her.

I saw two men walk towards me and I immediately ignored Olivia and focused my attention on them.

"I don't believe we've been introduced", one of the men said when he got to where I was.

"I am Mr. Tess, the Vice President of Shine Incorporated and this Mr. Williams, our managing director", he introduced themselves to me, completely ignoring Olivia who just stormed off.

I watched Olivia storm away from the corner of my eyes before I turned my attention back to the two men who stood in front of me.

"Nice to meet you", I said casually as I took their extended hands and shook them.

I scrutinized them. I knew who Shine Incorporated were. They were one of our family's biggest rivals in one of the markets and they were very aggressive rivals too so I knew them looking for me like this couldn't mean anything good.

ETIQUETTE AND COURTESY