Love, Isla (Under Major Editing)

Love, Isla (Under Major Editing)

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Jacaera Yven Clairmont isn't running away. She just doesn't know where else to go. After her father's death, she leaves Manchester and returns to the Philippines, to a family still learning how to have her back, and to a life that doesn't quite fit anymore. Jace soon finds herself drawn to Blaire Isla Narvaez before she even means to. She's the kind of person Jace should never want. After all, Blaire Isla isn't just anyone. She's her brother's girlfriend. Jace knows where the line is. She knows exactly why it exists. But the thing about crossing it? You never really notice until you already have. Taglish | Sapphic
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Lucia thought she had finally moved on from her complicated situationship with Priscilla-until the past resurfaces in the quiet aisles of a bookstore. Years apart haven't erased the ache; one look at Priscilla is enough to stir every feeling, every unanswered question. Could they have been more than they were? And is there still a chance now? For Priscilla, returning to the city was never about Lucia. It was about starting fresh, rebuilding the career she almost lost. But finding Lucia again-colder, quieter, impossible to forget-unravels everything she tried to bury. Torn between guilt and longing, Priscilla realizes the truth: she never stopped loving the woman she once hurt. Now both must face what was left unsaid. The question is, can they rewrite their story... or is it too late for second chances? Disclaimer: This story is written in Taglish (Tagalog-English)

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