Initially titled 'Victims of Love', 'Tuesdays With You' follows the journey of two people coping with loss. Karen, now a widow, lost her husband in a tragic car accident, while David, a lifelong bachelor at forty-five, has given up on love after bei...
When I wrote this story in 2016, I pictured Albert Martinez, Agot Isidro, Richard Yap, and Yen Santos in the roles. However, please note that the characters in the story are not directly based on their past movie or TV roles.
Re-publishing the story in 2025 after rewriting some parts. :)
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SUMMARY
Initially titled Victims of Love, Tuesdays With You follows the journey of two people coping with loss. Karen, now a widow, lost her husband in a tragic car accident, while David, a lifelong bachelor at forty-five, has given up on love after being betrayed by his girlfriend of six years. Fate brings them together, offering comfort in an otherwise cold and unforgiving world. Just as they begin to heal and rediscover happiness, their newfound peace is threatened by a woman named Rina Mercado.
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SONGS
Whenever I write a story, it is almost always based on a song. And in the process of writing, I listen to songs that are somehow related to the plot of the story, because doing so inspires me to continue writing.
Here are some of the songs I have repeatedly listened to while writing this story.
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Love Song Requiemby Trading Yesterday
Victims of Loveby Joe Lamont
If I Ever Fall In Love Againby Kenny Rogers and Anne Murray
Ready to Take a Chance Again by Barry Manilow
From This Moment Onby Shania Twain
Now That I Have You by The Company
If You Leave Me Nowby Chicago
Also, it's worth noting that Cup of Joe's "Multo" sums up Karen's thoughts. :)
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MOODBOARD
I have also added a mood board for this story!
https://ph.pinterest.com/utumaku/twy-moodboard/
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DISCLAIMER
This is a work of fiction. All the names in this story are either the product of the author's imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental.
I do not own the photos used in the cover of the story.