LAW SCHOOL SERIES 1 - Clay sings his heart deeply with honesty despite its brokenness. But the cracks inside didn't stop him from expressing himself. Burying his past, he carries on with his present- parties and clubbing with his fair weather friends, sober concerts and busking, dates and hookups with men, name it all. As law school shook up his life, men became his earthquakes. He knows that he is not made for loving even if he longs for it, so he allows himself high from every euphoric romance he encounters, dreaming of his fantasies. Yet this long daydreaming ended when he finally meets the man willing to clean the toxins of his life. Rhythms of Laws is the heartbeat of Clay, singing his pain and healing inside law school. Even Clay himself wouldn't have thought that there is beauty from the harmony of his agony. Rhythms of Laws - Law School Series 1 (Ongoing Revision)

A love letter, a confession, and a blossoming heart. I got nothing to lose, only my heart to break.

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Because of the scandal he made, Ardent was sent to Rivamonte. He was forced to study and live in a province where everyone seems to annoy him. The simple life, the lack of technology, the citizens, and Lorenzo. Oh, Lorenzo! The annoying and smug Lorenzo. Everytime he gets to meet him, he always finds him irritating. Though he couldn't hide the fact that he enjoys their childish banters, he also couldn't deny that he's feeling somethig for him. Will his reasons be enough to stop himself from falling to the annoying guy? Or will he end up hating himself for not having enough reasons to loathe him? Ardent Saavedra x Lorenzo del Riva

Falling for their opponent's outside spiker isn't a part of rookie libero Kaizen Reyes' plan. But when Kai discovers that Roen Alejo has liked him for so long, maybe receiving that facial hit from him before isn't that bad after all. *** Determined and innocent, rookie libero Kaizen Reyes believes in the power of manifestation. Whether it be through his studies or winning their volleyball games, as long as he sets his mind on it, he makes a way to make it come true. However, after obtaining a facial hit from Roen Alejo, their opponent's outside spiker, Kai's quiet world suddenly becomes disturbed. Through their constant meetings and communication, Roen is making him feel something he can't fully name, making him doubtful and confused. Now torn between confessing to Roen and keeping their friendship afloat, can Kai remain focused and keep his emotions in check? Or will he take the leap of faith and risk it all for the sake of love? DISCLAIMER: This story is written in Taglish. COVER DESIGN: Louise De Ramos Published under Pop Fiction

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In a society where blue is classified for boys and pink for the girls, Shiloh Ching Escarra struggled during his childhood when he discovered his fondness for the toys and colors that were only labeled for the girls. Despite confining himself in the darkness, Brent Matthew Jarsdel, his roommate and the son of his mother's friend, gradually peeked through his thick walls and found a way to paint his world according to what color he genuinely prefers. In the midst of those unexplainable feelings, confusions, and judgements, Brent was willing to risk it all; to fight for the love he unexpectedly found; to build him a home where his true colors would finally be accepted.

They say that happy-go-lucky people bury their deepest pain behind smiles. For Maverick Evander, an architecture student, was entangled in a web of uncertainty by his parents' decision to separate. Beneath his playful image and a well-known loud circle, he was able to carry a facade-a mystery no one could ever decipher. How can you read someone when they are just black pages in the book? That's how engineering student Rade Archiel Tejano sees Mavric: a blinding sun you could only graze upon. And the more he tries to solve the puzzles in Mavric's mind games, the more Mavric's wall thickens. Will Rade be able to crush someone who is already broken? Will Mavric top someone when he's the one who's falling? In a play where one had to win, both of them fell...hard.