Kung may buhay mang hindi tulad ng mga nasa palabas na drama sa telebisyon tuwing hapon, It's probably Lizeah Kelly's life as an ordinary college student.
Nag-aaral sya dahil kailangan, may mga kaibigan sya dahil meron, may pangarap sya at hindi man kasing taas ng sa iba ay pangarap pa rin naman, at ang mga bagay na kinakakitaan nya ng interes sa kasalukuyan ay mananatiling yun lang, walang sobra at walang kulang.
What will happen if she meets someone along the way who isn't willing to go out of his comfort zone for other people's sake, tulad nya?
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"I know you hate dramatic things pero let me say this. You love sunsets... it's something you'd love to see everyday. If I may ask, pwede bang ako rin? Allow me to be part of your not-so-dramatic life, kung takipsilim lang din naman ang magpapasaya sa isang kagaya mo, hayaan mong sabay nating panoorin yun. Atleast, kahit magkaiba tayo ng gusto, kasama mo pa rin 'ko."
"You mean, kahit magkaiba tayo ng gusto... may isang nagkapareho? Gusto kita tapos gusto mo rin ako?"
- Both have stayed inside their own boxes... doing the same things they've always done, like a sun that rises and sets at almost the same time everyday. Until the boy realized that his actual comfort zone is her, that he belongs to this girl -
Takip Silim.
Mars Ochoco wishes for nothing but to have her treasured first kiss with her crush, Ezekiel Bautista. Just as she thought her chance finally came, her first kiss was snatched by some random classmate of hers. Can that kiss be voided? Can she confidently say she's just practicing her first real kiss?
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When ditzy Mars Ochoco got herself rejected by her long-time crush, Ezekiel Bautista, fate brought her heartbroken self to her dashing but arrogant classmate, Mark Villareal. He offers Mars an unconventional deal that she can't seem to refuse: teaching her how to kiss to help her win her crush back. But can Mars really trust a deal where she has nothing to lose but everything to gain?
Disclaimer: This story is in Taglish.
Cover Design by Rayne Mariano