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whitefox goddess

Hi, I’m Whitefox Goddess.

I write things most people are too afraid to say. My stories are stitched from wounds, my poems bleed a little truth. I’m not here to please—I’m here to feel, to release, and maybe, to remind someone they’re not alone.

I’m fascinated by human behavior, manipulation, and the gray spaces between right and wrong. I love writing dark romance, psychological twists, and lines that sting a little—because sugarcoating never saved anyone.

I’m soft-spoken but sharp-tongued when I write. I’ve survived things I don’t always talk about, but somehow they find their way into every word I spill.

So if you're into raw, poetic chaos with meaning—welcome.
If not, scroll fast. I’m not for everyone.

From the Philippines
Host of “Kape at Katotohanan” podcast
Currently collecting heartbreaks and turning them into art.

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Erica Salcedo had everything—beauty, elegance, and a life painted in perfection. But when betrayal shattered her trust, her world went dark—literally. Diagnosed with Conversion Disorder, Erica lost her sight not because of her eyes, but because of her pain.

Sent to South Korea to heal in silence, Erica finds herself trapped in a world she cannot see, and a life she no longer recognizes.

Then came Jepoy Miranda—a simple, awkward-looking drummer and part-time waiter. Not the type to turn heads, not the kind to be remembered. But to Erica, he was different. She didn’t know what he looked like… and for the first time, that didn’t matter.

He spoke with kindness. Moved with sincerity. And slowly, Erica found herself drawn to the one man who never tried to impress her—just stay beside her.

But what happens when her sight begins to return?

Will love still remain when the eyes can finally judge… or will the heart remember what it first saw in the dark?