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Landon Bolton has everything a man loves: stable business, loyal friends, even a wonderful five-year-old son, Mavis. Yet, his life seemed to end the day his wife, Theresa died after a long fought battle against leukemia. Losing Theresa was losing his soul, the meaning of his existence. Furthermore, surprises await him as he recovers from his lost when he meets a young woman on vacation at Myrtle Beach, his hometown. The young woman would remind him of his deceased wife and they would reach out to each other, tentatively, and would fall in love. But what neither realizes is that they are also bound together by shocking secret, one that would force them to distance one another and ask themselves, is it a love at first sight or a backlash of the past?

What kind of heart do you have? There are many kinds of heart, a friendly heart, a broken heart, a single heart and many more. Then there is that royal heart, a heart that many of us want. It is a heart that lives in the fantasy of prince and princess tales. Suppose you meet someone who attracts you. What would you do? Would you let that guy slide thinking that it is just a mere coincidence? Would you make the move to know that person? Would you try to leave everything behind? What if one of the one-in-a-million-kind of person, a person you might consider, is a prince or princess in his or her own way? Jeremy, a singer, hopes to find back the beats of his music after a wrenching pain of losing someone important in his life. Kate, a student, tries to perfect her ordinary life. Destiny connects their paths. Not only once. Not only twice but several times. Things get topsy-turvy when both end up getting tangled. Would they let destiny take its place like in every fairy tale or would they sacrifice everything for the satisfaction of their hearts?

What if you purchase a book from a second hand bookstore and found a dying letter written on it? What would you do? Would you ignore it? Would you try finding the previous owner? This is the dilemma of Eric, a young D.J. of an evening segment to a radio station. He bought a book at a small second hand bookstore. When he got home, he tried to browse the pages of the book. He then noticed that at the last blank pages of the book, a letter was written. It started with the greeting, “Yam” and ended with “Your Dad.” It is actually a letter of a dying father to his daughter whom he had not talked to for ages. Having read it several times, Eric wanted to give the book to the daughter but his dilemma is he does not know where to look for her. The only clue that he has is the simple greeting, “Yam.” The letter kept on bugging him, as if pleading to be sent to the addressee. What will he do? Would Eric be able to give the dying message of the father to his daughter?