Aiah Arceta lives by one rule: be perfect. Top student, obedient daughter, no distractions. Her world is carefully planned by her strict father, leaving no room for mistakes-especially not for feelings. Then she meets Mikha Lim. A chaotic gamer with millions of followers, a dentist with a soft heart, and the last person Aiah expects to understand her. What starts with a forgotten pink diary and an annoying encounter at a café slowly turns into late-night conversations, unexpected comfort, stolen kisses, and a girl who keeps trying to pull Aiah out of the pressure-filled life she's trapped in. Mikha's world is loud, playful, and messy. Aiah's world is quiet, controlled, and exhausting. But somewhere between breakfast dates, gaming nights, and gentle moments neither of them saw coming, they begin to realize: Maybe love isn't about changing someone. Maybe it's about becoming the place where they can finally breathe. A soft, slow-burn sapphic college romance filled with banter, healing, tension, comfort, and the terrifyingly beautiful feeling of being truly seen for the first time.

Echo Eleven, a group of eleven students known for their talents, wild pranks, and unforgettable personalities. Some are brilliant, others are fearless, but all share an unbreakable bond or so it seemed. Everyone at school knows how fun and full of energy they are. But one day, things start to change. Each member begins acting different, hiding things from each other. It turns out, every one of them is keeping a deep and dark secret.

McLean returned to the Philippines after nineteen years to escape the danger in Canada - a danger brought by his uncle's greed. But his quiet life here is shaken when he meets Aisha and her dog, Henry. Join them and their friends in a story filled with boldness, laughter, and love. DISCLAIMER AND REMINDERS: Everything written here comes from my mind, which has a unique imagination. Slow burn story. Namnamin natin bawat parts. This story is really not for minors. If you're sensitive with mature scenes, this is also not for you. I'll be using both Tagalog and English. But please don't judge my English-it's not my first language. If any scenes in my story happen to resemble real-life events or other people's stories, it's purely coincidental. Don't be too assuming. I'm not artistic, and I'm not a poet. If there are parts of the story you don't understand because of how I wrote it, just leave a comment so I can explain. Let's meet halfway. Why did I use BINI as my character reference? Because I feel like the roles in my story suit them perfectly. And let's be honest-the story just hits differently when they're the main characters. But please, let's not take the craziness in my story too seriously in real life. We don't want BINI to suffer just because we're being too delusional. Let's all be kind to one another. That's it! I hope you enjoy this. Don't forget to follow and vote. Thank you! -Miggy Salamanca, at your service.