SOCMED SERIES #3 | an epistolary Naomi Grace De Silva, an Accountancy major in DLSU and the heiress of Sy Empire, went viral on her valedictorian speech as she thanks her best friend and President of F&G Pharmaceutical company Samuel Reign Ford, for buying her the dream coffee machine and making her coffees every time she had an all-nighter during her last term in DLSU. "And to Samuel, my best friend, thank you for your patience and understanding. You know me better than anyone else. Thank you for staying and believing in me when I felt like I couldn't do it anymore. Thank you for buying me my dream coffee maker and for making me the best coffee to survive all my all-nighters during my last year of college." Her words, meant as a quiet gesture of gratitude, ignite endless speculation online because let's be real, your best friend wouldn't go that far for just anyone... right? this epistolary is written in taglish.

SOCMED SERIES #2 📷📁🧪 | an epistolary Mackenzie Denise Sanchez, an Applied Economics major and scholar at De La Salle University, went viral on her post in the UST Freedom Wall, saying that dating Skylar Josh Ford, the other half of the Ford Dance Duo, and a Biochemistry major at University of Santo Tomas, is far from being the ideal "green flag" guy that his fangirls describe. She labeled him as out of touch with reality, someone whose privileged lifestyle makes him unattainable and incompatible, especially for someone from a middle-class background like her. To make matters worse, Mackenzie happens to be the only ex Skye has ever had. this epistolary is written in taglish.

SOCMED SERIES #1 | an epistolary Sabyn Ford, a vlogger/influencer, the other half of Ford Dance Duo, and a DLSU Business Management top student, is in a long term relationship with Zion Loyola, a Management Engineering student in ADMU. As their relationship sails smoothly, a sketchy tiktok video about Zion talking about how he already fell out of love and just stayed in a relationship to use Sab's social media fame suddenly went viral. this epistolary is written in taglish.