Ayala's Angel Vol. I is a novel that explores the complex dynamics of class, family relationships, and the contrasting fates of two sisters who are left to navigate life after the death of their father. With the family's fortune lost, one sister finds herself taken in by wealthy relatives, while the other must adjust to a more modest life with a frugal uncle. The narrative delves into how both sisters adapt to their new circumstances and their emotional responses to the division that has formed between them. Themes of social disparity are evident as the characters confront their different realities, highlighting their inner strength and resilience in the face of hardship. The novel also brings to light the sacrifices made by individuals in the name of family love, with each sister managing to maintain her dignity and hope despite the severe change in fortune. The story's exploration of class distinctions serves as a backdrop for a deeper examination of human relationships, the complexities of selflessness, and the impact of societal expectations on personal choices.