Julian Adrian Castillo returned to the world of roleplay using his old account. There, he met Azriel Lucian Vargas, a fellow roleplayer, who unknowingly made his life a little more exciting, or maybe a little more complicated. A story about identity, secrets, and falling for someone you never expected.

Elysian Raziel Villanueva was given the chance to get a role in the most anticipated movie, where he met Liam Sebastian Alvarez, his co-actor and the male lead, who made his life go beyond special or rather, beyond the spotlight.

What happens when you play matchmaker... only to become the problem? Adrian Matsuda a computer engineering student from Ateneo De Manila, his car was dented by a UP Diliman BA Psychology student Isaiah Pimentel. Complete opposite, Iskolar ng Bayan and Atenean. Away politics? Pano kaya mababayaran ni Isaiah ang utang niya kay Adrian? But somewhere along the lines, things stopped going according to plan. At first, it's subtle. Lingering glances that last a second too long. Conversations that drift away from your friend and circle back to you. Late-night chats that were never supposed to exist. You try to ignore it, brush it off as confusion but the way he says your name, the way he looks at you like you're the only person in the room... it's getting harder to pretend. And the worst part? You might be falling for him too. [ ONGOING - 3-4 CHAPTERS PER WEEK ] [ FILIPINO UNIVERSITY BL ] - For the people na mahilig mang reto - Story sets in Quezon City, Katipunan Avenue

The 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene

OLD SUMMER TRILOGY #2 Being the niece of the volleyball team's coach, Alia is hired to design the uniforms of the players. Seven, who has had a crush on her since the first time he saw her on the campus, feels shy and awkward whenever her presence is there. What more if one summer, the whole team will have to train in the coach's province near the ocean, where Alia is also having her vacation? Every night, since Alia cannot go to the house where the team is staying, the two would just write silly letters to each other and put them in a bottle, then hang the bottle in its usual spot.