Catch Me, I'm Falling (College Series #2)
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  • Reads 120
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  • Parts 3
  • Time 9m
Ongoing, First published Apr 22, 2020
Note: If you're not into flawed characters, don't read this. Don't stress yourself.

Philip fell at first sight with his new classmate, Dariane Perera. Her bubbly and cheeky personality, that steal his heart together with her pretty smile, he know he fell hard.

Then he remember she was his ex-girlfriend, friend, and still, he wanted to pursue her.

Out of the blue, she started avoiding him and make excuses everytime he initiate to talk on her. He want to confront her on why she was avoiding him. As he was talking, she cut him off and shouted that "I don't like you and I just see you as a friend. So please, distance yourself with me", then she run away leaving him stunned and kneel down.

Behind him, his ex witness it all. Smirking when she saw Dariane run away while crying. "Well, if I can't have you, neither she will", grinning while mumbling the words.
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