≠ an epistolary A Social studies student- President of Lider-estudyante (student council)- who sees the world through yellow- colored glasses, was co-opted with the Chairman of The Artisans Club- a Civil Engineering student- who has an utter contrary to their President's administration. What color do you think will represent the solid pessimistic impression one has for another throughout their time of being stuck together?

Growing up together, Luciana Raphaella Tiongson believed her friendship with her best friend would last for a lifetime. Until she needed to move and they simply grew apart. She tried her best to hold on, but the connection she treasured was already severed to shreds. There was nothing left to do but to let him go. Raffie continued to live on with projects after projects when she received the best offer she could ever imagine. It was a complete three-sixty with Raffie going back to where her dreams started. In her old bedroom with her childhood best friend inside a makeshift fort, watching films together with honey-dipped popcorns. Until the severed pieces became whole again, making her remember how everything used be. With only her and him and no one else in between. Only Yours - an epistolary novel Completed (2025).

In which Milly, a curious and liberated musician, keeps clashing with a broody, temperamental man. They are polar opposites of one another, but a steamy attraction brews and drives them to test each other's limits *** An MNR epistolary collaboration with @NayinK and @Pilosopotasya

Receiving a wrong message wasn't part of Carter's agenda, but overly clingy and cat-obsessed boys just can't be stopped. And so, the socially reclusive girl finds herself in the middle of self-realizations, late-night conversations, cheesy pick-up lines, and pushy exes. *** Carter has been stuck in the same old garage for years. She's learned the stench of aged oil and the noise of a brand-new engine, but she's never anticipated for her phone to ring ㅡ a notification alert for a message. Suddenly, Carter who was comfortable with the idea of constant is thrown into a life of what-ifs and maybe. In the process of moving forward, she might just realize how to accept people again and achieve her number-one goal ㅡ happiness. Maybe it's not why and when she's looking for... but the you who will change her life for good.

Warning: with mature themes and languages Archimedes de Chavez is a master of law, logic, and cleaning someone's mess-thanks to growing up with thirty-one siblings from different mothers and a father who specialized in chaos. After his wife's death, he buried love and treated feelings like legal guidelines. Then there's Forest Chi, his sharp-tongued, high-heeled secretary who refuses to act like a buttoned-up robot. She's got sass and zero patience for a boss who doesn't know how to operate a coffeemaker, let alone his own heart. When an accident at work leads to an unexpected romantic connection, will this cranky lawyer and his crazy assistant work out their feelings, or will they sue each other for emotional damages?07/28/2025

Flavor Wrap (BTLED × InfoTech) College Series #1 They say the way to someone's heart is through their stomach. But for Kyla Marie Agravante, it started with a food page and a sarcastic buyer who wouldn't stop ordering. Kyla, a first-year BTLED student, is assigned to create an online page to help promote their mini business: turon with a twist-banana and camote wrapped with flavor, fried with love, and served with witty captions. Enter Acekeil Aze Oliveros, a first-year InfoTech major who becomes her most loyal (and most annoying) buyer. He's funny, persistent, and a little too charming for someone who regularly argues over pickup times. Both Jehovah's Witnesses, both active in church, both trying to stay within the lines... until the line starts to blur. Through flirty chats, page comments, and unexpected moments over gulaman drinks, a slow-burn friendship begins to fry into something more. But how do you know if it's just business... or if love is already wrapped in every order? "Sometimes, the sweetest stories start with a simple order-and end with something you never expected."

Her best friend has it all. Her best friend's boyfriend got it all too. With that, most of the times, Aden Quintos, an ordinary woman in the process of 'adulting', thinks that she was some sort of a side character whereas she concludes as well that even a side story couldn't be written for her. Meeting someone who thinks the same way about himself, could they create something that will make them their own main characters and become not just a side story? -- a stand-alone epistolary novel not a side story (completed)

❝Some of the best stories begin at the end.❞ ***** Jacqueline Nadine "Linnie" Fausto breaks up with her boyfriend of 6 years, Mateo Leonardo "Teo" Ramirez. But due to unforeseen circumstances, the two resume living together in their 2-bedroom unit. Their everyday routines and banters also continue. Despite being broken up, Linnie and Teo finally understand each other's needs and wants, defying the expected aftermath of breakups. Will they embrace the space they sheltered outside their relationship? Or will they be the prime example that some of the best stories begin at the end? [you and other endings, an epistolary novel] floeful || 2023 || Completed ***** Book Cover Design by: Abi (@goldenaraw on Twitter)

The Youth (SGS 2nd Gen) #1: Valdivia In which Prodigy Valdivia, a 3rd year college business student who is known to be a playboy, is dared to make the top dean lister Sibyl Entice Fazardo fall in love with him. But Prodigy dared to entice a bookworm without fully knowing the consequences...

an epistolary. - Graciela Pelaez, a playwright for a college theater group, requests that Akira Inoue, their technical director, pretend to date her in order to show to her best friend's girlfriend that she is not interested in her boyfriend.