Water and Fire (BL)

Water and Fire (BL)

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Eric Ray Mendoza and David Zhou are two transferee male students in high school. Though newbies, they became the talk of the town due to their good looks. Eric has a generally calm disposition, though he can be violent like the wave of an ocean at times. David, on the other hand, is fiery and has a burning passion for bullying the weak. Once these two handsome boys got into each other's lives, their world will never be the same again. --- Main characters: Eric Ray Mendoza - A Filipino boy who came from a very poor family. Although he lacks material things in life, his good looks sure compensated for it. He is calm and mysterious like the ocean, but can be angered like the storm. His dream is to pull his family out of poverty, and to write songs someday. Zhou Lihong (David Zhou) - A Chinese immigrant who came with his wealthy father to expand their business in Southeast Asia. Born with a silver spoon, he has a burning heart that's uncontrollably destructive. He doesn't know what he wanted to do in life, until Eric came.

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