Lahat ng Kabanata ng Since Then, It’s Already You: Kabanata 1 - Kabanata 10

It's Monday, Emma woke up early to cook breakfast for her daughter and grandchild. School for Dream and work for Yara.  Yara woke up next and after washing up, she walked towards Dream's room. "Good morning, Big Sister. Please guide Dream to her school and of course me, to my work." Yara said talking to the picture of her sister.  Yvette and Yara were opposite poles. One is conservative and the other one is vulgar. Yara is a homebody while Yvette likes to go out with her friends. Yara is humble while Yvette is boastful. But, though, they have their differences, their love for each other didn't change. Yvette is a good sister to Yara. Not a perfect daughter but, didn't forgot to respect her mother.  When Yvette got pregnant, Emma didn't got angry but instead, she hugged her daught

The whole morning, Yara spent her day by answering the phone, scheduling clients' meeting, looking for files, etc. etc. But she was used to it. Her previous works were just the same as now. And these things are not new to her. The clock hit 12 noon, meaning, it's lunchtime! "Yara, come, let's go to the third floor and have our lunch." Kairo said. "Yeah, it's your first day so we're treating you." Kylo said. "And we don't accept a NO for an answer." Buster said. Yara doesn't have a choice so after arranging her table, she stood up and walked towards her bosses who were patiently waiting for her. Before Kairo could open the door, Kenzo's door opened. "Are you all leaving me here?" Kenzo asked. His three friends furrowed their forehead. "Are you eating with us?" Kylo asked. "Yeah, can't I eat with you?" Kenzo said. "But you're always out for lunch, we can count how many times you're eating with us and that's, once in a blue

Kenzo looked at the young girl hugging Yara and he felt something different towards the child but he can't name it. His mother, Olivia felt the same way too when she first met Dream at school. Dream looked like her mother, Yvette, so she doesn't looked different from her auntie. They would really be a mother-daughter tandem through their resemblance so no one will suspect that they were only on Auntie-niece relationship.  "Hi Auntie!" Kairo said when Olivia walked towards them that made latter smiled.  “Happy birthday, Sky!" Kylo, Kairo, and Buster said simultaneously. "Thank you." Sky said smiling but not looking at them but on Yara.  "Pretty Sister, are you really the mother of my best friend?" Sky asked that made Yara gulped before nodding. “Of course, who else wou

Kenzo and Yara have reached a restaurant where a client is waiting for them. The waiter ushered them in a VIP room and there was a man sitting on the couch. Yara can tell that his handsome but he can't be compared to Kenzo. "Girl, you're crazy." Her mind said to herself.  "Welcome, Mr. Vasquez." The client greeted  Kenzo but the latter furrowed his forehead when he saw that the man greeting is not looking at him but instead, he is staring intently at Yara. Kenzo cleared his throat. "It's my pleasure, Mr. Castillo." Kenzo said and offered a handshake but still, the man is looking Yara. "Mr. Castillo?" Kenzo said that made the man looked at him. "Oh, I'm sorry." Mr. Castillo said.  After handshaking with Kenzo, Mr. Castillo approached Yara. "Hi, I'm Ryker Castillo and you are?" Ryker said and Kenzo cre

"What happened?" Kenzo said asking Yara. They were at the living room. Dream was in her room sleeping because she didn't have  enough sleep last night. Emma go to their grocery/eatery because one of the staff called her for the supplies are already short. Yara sighed deeply. "Big sister got pregnant. She didn't want you to know because you're relationship became unsteady and she said it was all her fault and she didn't want you to suffer with her. We left the house and spent her nine months pregnancy in the province. During her early pregnancy, the doctor said that her body is weak so we should take care of her so as not to have early abortion." Yara said continuously. Kenzo was listening intently.  "Then her nine month came. We had to stay at the hospital for her and the baby's close monitoring. I had to stop my studies to accompany her at the ho