In the heart of Iligan City, a cozy little coffee shop becomes the unexpected intersection of two busy lives. Keia Isabelle De Liano, a Psychology student juggling academic pressure and emotional baggage, finds comfort in her favorite study nook at Bittersweet Cafe. Lawrence Mendoza, a quiet yet charismatic Nursing student, starts frequenting the same spot, -more for the coffee, but soon, for the girl who always sits by the window. What starts as an exchange of glances soon brews into a digital friendship-Instagram replies, late-night DMs, good morning texts. Through shared playlists, virtual rants, and emotionally raw messages, they navigate the chaos of student life, mental health, and first love. But can love rooted in screens and caffeine survive the real world?

Azrael University, a known institution where students from wealthy families can only enter. However, little did they know this school is full of hidden secrets. So you better leave, or else, you could be the next target. There's so many questions that seeks answers. Like what is the real reason behind why some students die? Who is the culprit? Who is the one behind these killing scenes? Or should I say who ARE those people involve in this killing scene at Azrael University - the SCHOOL OF MURDER.

If the end of the world really did occur, do you have what it takes to survive? In a world unraveling as it seems, survival demands more than courage-it demands choices. An ordinary school day turns into a nightmare when a single bite triggers a chain reaction. The infection spreads like wildfire, leaving Chase and her friends trapped in a school overrun by the infected. Desperation fuels their fight for survival. With every passing moment, they cling to the fragile hope that the outbreak hasn't reached the world beyond the school gates. Their goal is clear: endure, escape, and reunite with their families. But in a world where a school ground turns into an eating ground, will their determination be enough? In many ways to die, would you choose the dumb ways to die? Language: Filipino