When Carmen Cruz finds herself in competition with her ex-girlfriend Briar Sutton for the school play, the last thing she expects is for their on-stage rivalry to spiral into a second chance at love. Standalone in the Sunset Scandals series *** After a whirlwind summer fling turned messy breakup, Carmen Cruz thought she had left Briar Sutton in the past. But then they're unexpectedly reunited when Carmen learns she'll be competing with her ex for the lead role in the school play. Unresolved feelings quickly turn into a heated rivalry. And then their drama instructor throws the pair together to rehearse and Sunset Scandals stirs up drama, leaving Carmen to wonder if their undeniable stage chemistry is just an act, or something deeper. But Briar doesn't date, and Carmen promised she'd never give Briar another opportunity to break her heart, right? Will fate give them a second chance under the bright stage lights, or is history doomed to repeat itself?

*✩‧˚ The night before her wedding, Airah finds her greatest love, Maia riding the same bus on the way home.

A Mikhaiah AU inspired by Clairo's song, Juna. Aliah (Aiah) Arceta has always dreamed of being a successful writer. She had written a lot of poems ever since grade school, mostly about love. She loves writing about love, hoping to be able to find one soon. Little did she know that someone very close to her, her best friend named Mikhaella (Mikha) Lim, has developed feelings for her. But the problem? Lim is... 'torpe'.

Mikha and Aiah have been living as next-door neighbors in the same apartment building for a year, strangers to each other until one faithful night where Aiah finds herself cornered by her ex-boyfriend's return to town. Desperate to get out of the situation, Aiah finds herself at the doorstep of her neighbor, asking Mikha for help, not knowing that the latter has been trying to find the courage to talk to her for months. As Mikha rushes to her aid, sparks fly between them in the midst of the chaos. Will this unexpected twist bloom into something more than a charade? Language: English, Filipino