"Love Story Nang Mga Torpe"
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Everyone always says that high school life is the best part of your youth and puberty. So much fun and excitement along friends,teachers and crushes. Pero hindi lahat ng high school student ay ganito ang experience.Sometimes those stuffs comes itself late through your journeys without realizing that you are already mingling on it with yourself. And what worst most is that you keep it hidden. Ngunit paano kung sa kabila ng hinaba-habang panahon ng pagtatago ng feelings ay tadhana na mismo ang gumagawa ng paraan? Pagbibigyan mo ba ng chance ang sarili na umamin sa tunay na nararamdaman?O mananatili ka nalang sa isang tabi habang nanghihinayang at nasasaktan?
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