Paano kung ma-inlove ka sa taong noon pa lang pala ay mahal mo na? ||CONTINUATION OF RESERVED SEAT ||

Pagbabasa ng libro ang tanging libangan ni Allison Monteverde, isang fourth year college student sa isang exclusive all-girls school. Hindi niya hilig ang lumabas, manuod ng TV o magbabad sa internet tulad ng ibang mga kabataang tulad niya. Kaligayahan na para sa kanya ang magkulong sa kwarto, mapaligiran ng mga libro at magbasa. Kaya sinong mag-aakalang dahil sa hilig niya sa pagbabasa ng libro ay may makilala siyang isang napaka-misteryosong lalaki sa isang coffee shop. Isang binatang nag ngangalang Cedrick de la Vega na laging nagtatago sa ilalim ng kanyang hooded jacket. Ano kayang mga sikreto ang dala ng binata na maaaring magpabago kay Allison.

Kung babasahin mo 'tong mga 'to at single ka, wag kang magalit sa akin! Haha. Mainggit ka na lang sa mga babae. Swerte nila eh. At kung may lovelife ka naman, kwentuhan mo ko. Gusto kitang gawan ng OneShot katulad ng sa kanila. ;)

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