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The Silence Between Sessions
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Ongoing, First published Aug 20, 2020
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Elaira Serene Santiago looks like she has everything together. A Visual Arts student balancing everything, projects, organization, and part-time jobs.

But behind the canvases and quiet smiles is a girl slowly burning out.

Living alone in a small apartment, Elaira carries exhaustion in her bones and loneliness in her chest. While her classmates argue over grades and projects, she fights silent battles with sleepless nights, sickness, and the pressure of surviving on her own. Only her therapist sees how close she is to breaking.

Between campus chaos, unexpected friendships, and connections that blur professional lines, Elaira learns that strength doesn't mean carrying everything alone.

Because sometimes, the strongest people are the ones who are barely holding on.

And the real question is

How long can someone keep pretending they're okay before they finally fall apart?
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