In the Afterglow

In the Afterglow

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Ravine has always been fine with being average. Growing up in an ideal family everyone would wish for, all she needs to do is study, be a decent daughter, and be whatever she wants to be. However, just as much as Rashid lived the same way as her in his entire life, things went downhill after his family went through a traumatic turnaround he never foresaw. A short side-story from High School Series' second installment, "Falling in the Dusk".
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Laviña Clarene won't run out of reasons why she hates Aristotle. She hates how her life is always entangled with him, na kapag sinabing Laviña karugtong na nito ang Aris. She grew up with him, and even shares her family, not to mention their parents' history. But on top of that, she hates him for taking a big portion of her father's love and attention. Hence, she is always competitive against her archenemy. She won't let him get ahead of her in anything as much as possible. Teachnically, her life revolves hating him. And she knows he feels the same way, too. It's a mutual feeling. But where can this ingrained hate lead her? Will it do her good or will it break her own heart in the end? Hate keeps them together, but hate tears them apart, too. Sa huli, kailangan niyang mamili, to nurture this hate or extinguish it. To hold on to it or finally let it go.

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