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  • Factory reset by lovehurtmore8
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    Hanggang kilan niyo ba kayang itatangging hindi ka straight dahil na huhulog kana?
  • FACTORY RESET by _featnodi
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    Jae-min has always been quiet about his feelings, hiding a love he's held since Grade 12. Ara, cheerful and teasing, has secretly cared for him too-but past trauma has left her wary of raised voices and sudden confrontations. Years of friendship, teasing, and "shipped" moments have built a bond neither of them could ignore. But when misunderstandings, accidental shouting, and jealousy enter the picture, both must confront their emotions before outside distractions-like Sun-woo, the charming new transfer student-steal their chance at happiness. From stolen glances, shared snacks, and impromptu dance lessons in Ara's room, to quiet lunches and heartfelt confessions in the present, this story is a journey of love, trust, and learning to let someone in. Will Jae-min and Ara finally confess everything they've been holding inside? Or will fear and miscommunication keep them apart?
  • Glitch  by ItCaldMold
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    Join? [YES] [NO] (Btw this used to be a mha fanfic)
  • FACTORY RESET by tuliphaewrites
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    What if the only way to heal a broken heart was to start over? Eli Ramos was a quiet college student who had long identified as a gay man. His life changed when he unexpectedly fell in love with his teacher, Ms. Sofia Villanueva. He knew his feelings had no place in the classroom, so he kept them to himself and respected the boundaries between teacher and student. The silence became unbearable. Unable to move on, Eli made a decision he called his "Factory Reset." It wasn't a machine. It wasn't magic. It wasn't science. It was his own name for a deeply personal commitment to leave his old life behind and begin again. In his mind, he was letting go of the identity he had lived with and choosing to embrace a different path. Whether it was possible or not didn't matter to him-it was the way he understood his new beginning. Years passed. Eli graduated, built a successful career, and became a confident, responsible man. One afternoon, fate brought him face-to-face with Ms. Sofia once again. She was no longer his teacher. He was no longer her student. For the first time, they met as two independent adults. Their conversations became more frequent. Friendship slowly grew into something meaningful. Eli found himself falling in love with her once more-but this time, there were no classroom walls between them. Instead of hiding his feelings, he honestly confessed them. Ms. Sofia did not answer immediately. She took time to know the man Eli had become-his kindness, maturity, respect, and sincerity. Months of patient courtship followed. Little by little, she opened her heart. Eventually, she accepted his love. Standing together beneath the sunset, Ms. Sofia smiled and whispered, "Maybe we were never meant to meet as teacher and student. Maybe we were simply meant to meet again... when the time was finally right." Eli smiled back, realizing that his "factory reset" had never been about erasing the past. To him, it meant choosing a new direction and allowing