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In an age rocked by drugs and a culture in danger of folding to worldly influences, rival high school basketball players clash on and off the basketball court because of different lifestyles/values. A tragic event transforms their rivalry into a bond as they discover the meaning of friendship (Kaibigan), faith and the redemption that follows.

Elizabeth Pedroza (Curtis) has been crushing on the hottest guy in her University, John Eduque Jr. (Manzano). She remains unnoticed because she's just an ordinary girl who ordinarily adores John's type, a hunky, athletic, popular honor student. But she knows that there's more to him than meets the eyes, that that distinct feature makes her love him even more. Through the years, Elizabeth strives and becomes the dream girl of every guy on the planet: independent, beautiful, sophisticated, sweet, and loving--no longer the ordinary college student. But she still loves only John, and tons of pictures of him decorate her new condominium. When she reads in the news that John Eduque has died, she immediately assumes it's "her John." She goes to the funeral dressed in black, complete with black veil, cries her lungs out in front of the casket, and saying everything she should have said when he was alive. When she finally notices that the deceased is John Eduque Sr., "her John"'s father, and the casket is surrounded by horrified mourners, she runs for her life in total mortification. Now that John and his vicious mother (Domingo) are on the lookout for her, believing that she was John Sr.'s mistress, what could happen to Elizabeth's lifelong dream of becoming John's one and only love?

A story about an aspiring professional singer and a rock singer who collaborates in a song. As they work on their song, they start to develop feelings for each other.

The story revolves around three best friends: cosplayer and online retailer Kara, boyish footballer-wannabe George, and Mr. Fix-It Enzo. Constantly bullied by fellow classmates, they all set out to become popular at school, and amidst their efforts, conflicts rise as romances bloom between some of the Tweens.

Clara and Minerva, the two women who shared the same man, meet again when their son and daughter, respectively, are about to marry each other.

A rich young man hires his classmate to pretend to be his girlfriend to appease his father. Though it is meant to be purely a business arrangement, real sparks fly as they spend time together.

Twin sisters with opposite personalities work their way up their father's company, trying out different jobs within the huge conglomerate.

After a particularly strong squall, a sleepy fishing village on a tiny island in Southern Tagalog wakes up to an astonishing sight - their sea has turned red. Floating on their waters are thousands of apples. No one knows where they came from. Some suspect this is a bad omen from the baconaua - a creature of myth. Few believe it to be a miracle from heaven, while others fear a more sinister source.