When the day she escaped, she didn't expect that someone would help her. Book Cover By Amdrake Wp Start: January 5, 2022 Completed: April 12, 2022

Each person walks with a different story, stitched with threads of pain, love, loss, and laughter. Some tales are spoken; others are sealed in silence. But the question remains: what are sealed in these white papers? Cover is not mine. Credits to the rightful owner of the pictures.

SHE SEEK'S SHE HIDE SHE FIND

Ticktock Rise Me Up For The Love That I forgot

A college student named Kalyani Maeve Magno who has trust issues and trauma from her past. It's because of her ex and ex-best friend who cheated on her; everything changed. And now, everything to her is just nothing. Love means nothing to her. The love she wanted from her past, she doesn't want it now. A complete family she wanted before, she never wanted it now. Not until she met a senior from Law School named Kalvin Aaron Alvarez. At first, she thought that guy was just the same as her ex from her past, but he's not. That guy wasn't like her ex. He was willing to sacrifice everything, even if it's hard. Date Started: 4/22/22 Date Ended: 7/28/22

The world is beautiful yet cruel. We know it, cruel, dark and hopeless. We're living in absolute ignorance. Suffering in undeniable reality, but it is not the ultimate reality. We don't want to face the complicated and cruel world. We just want to runaway. Running away until we forget and escape the world and cruel people. " I want a peaceful life and normal life but no matter how hard I run away the unknown memories are hunting me. The memories that I don't know when and where that happen". No matter how hard we want a peaceful life. We destined to meet a most cruel person. A person who can destroy the walls that we build years a ago. A person who can destroy our life. They can destroy our lives. Will we still run away? Or We will starting to face a cruel world?

Freesia Mandeville has a habit of writing and doodling anywhere in Collins High School. May it be on the walls, chairs, and even on the comfort room's newly painted doors; even on the seat she's sitting on in their classroom as a silent rebellion against the current Student Council President - Rico Alvarez. One morning, she receives a reply from a student in another section who happens to use the chair during the afternoon shift of class. Out of boredom, she writes again hoping that the same thing would happen. It did . . . at the seat they both sat on.