Heartbeats and High Fives
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Ongoing, First published Jul 26
Aiven, a  senior high school , is an enthusiastic member of the school's media club. She has always admired the school's volleyball captain, Primo, from afar, finding inspiration in his dedication and charisma on the court. When the media club is assigned to cover the volleyball team's journey to the championship, Aiven seizes the opportunity to get closer to Primo. As she documents their practices and games, she discovers the pressures and sacrifices he faces as a leader. Through late-night interviews and shared moments of vulnerability, Aiven and Primo develop a deep connection.

However, with the championship looming, Aiven must navigate her growing feelings while respecting Primo's commitment to his team. In the end, Aiven learns valuable lessons about love, ambition, and the courage to pursue both.
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