If you ask anyone in the small town of Bicol who Pierra Anamaria Belarmino is, they could tell you everything you need to know about her. Pierra is the ultimate talk of the town - from her shattered family, including an absent father, a missing mother, and a feral older sister, to her woeful everyday situations. Her story is an open book, almost displayed in every corner of the town and flipping its pages to her. Yet, she's also the town's little beacon of hope. Despite all the hardships she has faced and is still going through, Pierra has decided to strive and become a visible winner. She's comfortable working through harshness, intimidation, bother, and hurt. So, it's impossible for her to believe that life could be simple too, that it's also likely for her to feel safe without fighting for it. Without asking for it. That it's possible to be handed to her... just because. Hence, Eliphelet Anson Fonacier is a big question to her. Because he speaks all goodness anyone can imagine.

The thing about Kashina Eve Natividad is you'll never see her struggling. People though, don't realize that just because she appears strong, quiet, and calm doesn't mean she doesn't have much to say. She'll never be your favorite sunshines or sunrises. Your joys and laughter. Your grass that is greener. The music that makes you dance. Your freshly crisp bedsheets. The excitement you feel when your favorite food is ready to be served. But she will be your thunderstorms and lightnings. Your sweat and loneliness. Your clouds that are too gray. The silence that drifts you to sleep. Your iron and the curls you tried to straighten. The drop in your stomach. Her silence are too loud from someone who sees the best in her. She's the girl sitting in a chair straightly with a neutral expression and is actually screaming in her head. Maddox Rae Peñaloza tried so hard not to approach her and say, "𝘐 𝘴𝘦𝘦 𝘺𝘰𝘶." And she will be seen like never before.