Back when she was mine
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Last published Sat, Aug 2, 2025
> "Elira Mae Soriano never believed in grand gestures. She believed in silence, in eye contact, in the way her heart raced when Renee Salvador laughed. But some stories aren't meant to be told in front of the world. Some stories live in the quietest places-between old yearbooks and unsent letters."
They met in high school. Best friends. Almost lovers. But when college came and life started moving too fast, Elira was left with only memories...
This is a story about stolen glances, broken promises, and the girl who once called her 'mine'."
Back when she was mine.
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