INFINITY
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Last published Fri, May 24, 2019
Sa istoryang ito, dito masusukat ang katatagan sa pagkakaibigan,sa problemang dumadating at mga bagay na hindi inaasahan.
May isang babae na nakaranas ng depresyon na pilit nyang tinatakpan kapag nasa harap na sya ng mga tao sa palig nya hanggang sa paglioas ng mga araw ay may mga pagbabagong nangyari sakanyang buhay. Isang araw nagising na lang siya na may dumating sakanyang buhay na hindi niya inaasahan na magiging magkakakilala sila ng nakilala niyang babae.Nasubok dito ang tatag ng pagkakaibigan sa mga problemang dumadating,distansya man o tampuhan. Tiwala sa isa't-isa at mga bagay na nangyare sakanila hanngang dulo.
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