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Love Me Through The Phone by StarSkipper98
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Sophie Andrews knows it's the end for her when she has to work at the teenage hot-line center as a school punishment. But what happens when just talking to a stranger over the phone makes her fall in love? Will she ever find out who's on the other line? And if she does, will she able to bear the consequences that follow? Join Sophie in her "Phone-calls" journey to find out!
Cabin Tales by KPSavitt
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[WATTY'S 2022 SHORTLIST!] Marley Miller and Daniel Gold grew up going to camp together. They experienced each other's awkward teenage years, pulled pranks together, and even were each other's first... well... everything. After nearly four years of losing touch, the two accidentally run into each on the first day of their senior year of college. Marley learned how to build walls to protect her emotions, shutting herself out from her closest relationships. Daniel was the opposite, having no problem opening himself up to those he loved. The two seemed no longer compatible, discovering lies about the other and figuring out they were not the same as they were as kids. As time went on, the two of them realized that in order to truly move on, they would need to fight their battles on their own. Will Marley and Daniel ever figure out how to become the best friends they used to be, or have the years changed them for good?
Kuya by JustPlainlyMe
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Halikan Kita Dyan Eh! (Published under PSICOM) by BlackLily
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“You chose the hard life, I chose to love you.”  Ara Loraine “Rayne” Yen-Sia has everything. Luke JoPierre Zamora Cariño has her heart. And he chose to break it. She chose to run away from everything. She’d moved on and he’s still stuck.  “Bakit mo kailangang mag-move on, when it was you who first let go?”