Universityofthephilippines Stories

I don't know what's gotten to me too either.

A woman comes to Carlos's home in order to interview him about his life in Manila. The clock on his wall seemed more than happy to answer for him. A creative non-fiction our group made for a school project years back, original version. Details about the person interviewed were changed for privacy reasons.

#1- Noah Carlisle Martin a famous basketball player from ADMU and Irddesa Liane currently study Med at UST

•COMPLETED• Blair was forced to spend her summer in the Philippines because of work and family issues, she's expecting that her stay in Manila would be a waste of time until she met this guy on the first day of her arrival and it changed her life forever. A Kobe Paras Fanfiction Published June 5, 2020

She fell for him even when she knew his heart belonged to someone else's. And maybe that was her first mistake--thinking she could compete with uncertainty. eggarru, 2025 romance

A flash fiction about a professional internet troll.

This book is my mind; it holds my daydreams and my fairytales at night.

Behati Guanzon has always wanted to study in UP, so when she passed the entrance exam ay mas pinagbuti pa niya ang pagaaral.Her college life was pretty uneventful.Walang thrill. Pawang bahay at eskwelahan lamang... But things eventually turned into a roller coaster ride, when Marcus Santillian from UP college of Engineering started invading her system. Date Started: June 30, 2020 Status: On-going

[UAAP Series #1] Emilia Margaret Pangilinan, a twelfth-grader from the University of the Philippines Rural High School, is an avid fan of the UPIS Basketball Team. She has her eyes set on their sharpshooter, Jordi Gomez de Liaño. What happens when Jordi visits Los Baños to meet his childhood friend, only to settle in for a long ride?

Minjae Jae "Minji" Borromeo Joseon has everything most people dream of beauty that fits every Korean standard, flawless grades, and a seat in the country's most prestigious university, UP Diliman. But inside, she is restless. Trapped. Drowning. Ever since her years in UPIS, she has begged, cried, and fought to escape the very system everyone else is dying to enter. For Minji, UP isn't a blessing. It's a curse. And every day she wears her UST lanyard like a quiet scream: She never wanted UP. She wanted UST. Across the city, Reyna Iñiiga "Riley" Lagmay lives the opposite life. Loud, charming, and endlessly surrounded by people, she is the type who lights up any room she walks into. But under the laughter, she carries a truth no one sees: she hates UST. From elementary to college, scholarship chained her to the university, forcing her into a life she never asked for. All her life, she dreamed of UP. of wide fields, of freedom, of a chance to breathe outside the centuries-old walls that keep her caged. One girl in UP wants UST. One girl in UST wants UP. Both whisper the same words every day: "Ayoko na." What happens when two restless souls, trapped in the wrong lives, begin to cross paths? When the dream you've been chasing turns out to be just another cage? When freedom isn't where you thought it would be? This is a story of longing, envy, and the quiet kind of loneliness that eats you alive even in the brightest classrooms. A story of wanting to escape, of dreaming of a different life, of realizing that sometimes, the grass on the other side isn't greener it's just a different kind of prison. And when Minji and Riley finally meet, they'll discover the cruelest truth of all: sometimes, switching dreams doesn't mean escaping the pain. It means facing the parts of yourself you've tried so hard to run away from.

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