Author series #1: An Epistolary Status:Completed She's a writer He is her avid reader Two people in different situation found each other in the midst of the problem. Would they find love or end up in a tragic drama? Date started: August 24 2021 @7:36 am Date ended: September 07 2021 @11:36 am

Flavor Wrap [Completed] (BTLED × InfoTech) College Series #1 They say the way to someone's heart is through their stomach. But for Kyla Marie Agravante, it started with a food page and a sarcastic buyer who wouldn't stop ordering. Kyla, a first-year BTLED student, is assigned to create an online page to help promote their mini business: turon with a twist-banana and camote wrapped with flavor, fried with love, and served with witty captions. Enter Acekeil Aze Oliveros, a first-year InfoTech major who becomes her most loyal (and most annoying) buyer. He's funny, persistent, and a little too charming for someone who regularly argues over pickup times. Both Jehovah's Witnesses, both active in church, both trying to stay within the lines... until the line starts to blur. Through flirty chats, page comments, and unexpected moments over gulaman drinks, a slow-burn friendship begins to fry into something more. But how do you know if it's just business... or if love is already wrapped in every order? "Sometimes, the sweetest stories start with a simple order-and end with something you never expected."

Author series#2: An epistolary Status: Completed Renz Tradiscano promised himself not to fall in love with a writer the moment he saw how much pain they causes to his friend, Ridgen Velasco. Not until he randomly message someone's facebook page and it instantly replied to him. Date Started: September 7 2021 @2:56 pm Date ended: October 11 2021 @11:19 pm

📘 Syntax Error ( BSED English × BSED Mathematics) College series #2 They say love is like writing-sometimes it's in the spaces, the unsaid, the in-betweens. Jamaica Cervantes, a first-year English major, believes in structure-grammar, boundaries, and her faith as a Jehovah's Witness. She's the kind of girl who corrects her friends' captions and finds poetry in everyday silence. Jazher Jay Dela Fuerte, a third-year, Mathematics major- sees the world in logic. Muslim by faith, disciplined in life, and distant by nature. He keeps his circle tight, his emotions tighter. Everything started as harmless academic exchange slowly turns into something more-late-night chats, shared glances across campus, silent walks under the library lights. But when love begins to blossom, so do the walls built by their religions, families, and beliefs. Because sometimes, no matter how perfectly written a sentence is- It still ends with a red underline and not all love stories end in forever. Some just become syntax errors you'll always remember.

They thought they had it all - love, passion, and a future full of possibilities. But as they chased their individual dreams, they started to drift apart. Ava stayed in their small town, pouring her heart into creating beautiful dresses that make people feel like royalty, while Ethan moved to the city to pursue his Architecture degree. At first, distance makes the heart grow fonder, but soon it becomes a wedge between them. Ava Morales is a talented Fashion Design student, with a creative mind and a heart full of dreams. She's determined to make a name for herself in the fashion world, but amidst the hustle and bustle, she's struggling to keep her relationship with her boyfriend, Ethan, alive. Ethan, on the other hand, gets swept up in the fast-paced city life. As he pours his heart into his Architecture studies, he starts to change - his priorities shift, his values evolve, and his connection with Ava starts to fade. The boy she fell in love with seems to be disappearing, and Ava's left wondering if their love is strong enough to bridge the gap. As they navigate their careers and their relationship, they start to realize that their love might not be enough to overcome the distance and their growing differences. Will they find a way to make it work, or will their love be just another casualty of their chasing different paths?