Author's Note

Hi, thank you for reading WTSGD. I can't express how much it means to me that you've made it to the end. We've come to it's finale but it's just the start of the Carpe Diem Series.

I already posted the second story on the installment called What Comes After The Rain! Sana suportahan mo rin ang story nina Nash, Rayne at sa buong Editorial Board ng The Voice of Arrionians kagaya ng pagsuporta mo kina Janus, Kara, at sa Empty.

Hanggang sa muli! Salamat ng marami!

Love, Gera✨

Carpe Diem Series

Four stories with flawed characters, haunted by the pain of their past. Join them as they venture into the unknown to find the happiness and the missing pieces of themselves.

Three novels, with different struggles and pain, but only one lesson to teach. To live our life to the fullest and making the most of our short and unpredictable lifetime.

#1 : When The Sun Goes Down [✓]
#2 : What Comes After The Rain
#3 : Where The Forest Meets The Sea
#4 : How Can A Universe Enter A Star

Blurb:

Determined to become the Editor-in-Chief of The Voice of Arrionian's publication, Avery Rayne Carreon has meticulously plotted her unwavering goal since she first set foot in college-to write an editorial to give justice to her best friend's suicide. But when the infuriatingly talented Layout Artist, Nash Dillon Cadogan, enters the picture, her carefully laid plans are thrown into disarray. With the same ambition in mind, Nash promised his parents that he'd fulfill their dying wish-to pursue his passion and become the voice of the students.

The two rivals find themselves locked in a heated competition for the coveted position. Nash became Rayne's biggest rival, but despite her disdain for him, he unexpectedly brings vibrant indescribable colors into her world. Rayne soon discovers a different side to him-one that she'd never expected she'd long to have.

As Rayne finds herself swept away in a whirlwind romance, embracing the beauty of dancing in the rain, she must also confront the harsh reality that love and happiness can be fleeting. When the rain subsides, and reality sets in, she must face the truth that after the storm, everyone leaves eventually.