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.

Skyler is an almost perfect son- an over-achiever and from a well-known family. A lot of people believe that he is living an ideal life, but the truth is he was scarred, trautamized by a past experience, and surrounded by dark clouds. He is longing for validation and to be seen- longing for a real friendship or a person who will not get lost in his storm, and will drew stars in his scars. Until he met Seandrex, a person who made him feel seen and understand. He offers friendship, and embrace every scars of Sky. As they get closer to each other- feeling started to grow. until they realized that they've been fallen to each other. And When The Sky Touches The Sea, a new story will be written. Will it be ended in a way of happily ever after, or it will leave them scarred and in pain?

It'd always been an almost, and never did overcome the thought of pursuing and choosing. For Cassandra, it had always been her fate. To be someone's "almost", but never been the one. And it had been her life's work to please other people, hoping they would stay and find her worthy enough to even be kept around. But what if that someone she's always dreamed of turned as a petty little lie? Would she still want it? Even if it felt like the world was against it? Can an almost, finally be pursued this time around?

To protect her friends, Milkhera Gutierrez made a deal with the devil-knowing damn well that it would cost her. AND IT DID. She was harassed, broken, tormented in ways no one should ever experienced. She lost herself piece by piece, until there was barely anything left to hold onto. So she chose to forget. To erase the pain, to rewrite her mind, to bury it all deep enough that it could never claw its way back. But time is cruel, and destiny never plays fair. Now, with every memory forcing itself back to the surface, she's left with only one question. Can she survive knowing the truth she once begged to forget?