Sa Likod ng Kamera

Sa Likod ng Kamera

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Xylera Kate Liu-half-Chinese, videographer, and lowkey emotionally constipated. After choosing to work at a restaurant in Palawan rather than live off her dad's yacht empire, Era accidentally ends up vlogging her daily life with a hand-me-down digicam. Until one chill day, Siko Ong walks in, sees her filming... and just like that, she's editing videos for the biggest Filipino YouTube family. She didn't sign up for chaos-or for Jeo Ong's stupid smile. Taglish • Found Family Vibes • Videographer Life • Very Slow Burn
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Elianna Nishimura grew up in the fast lane-literally. The daughter of a wealthy Japanese-Filipino family, she lived for the thrill of racing big bikes through city streets, ignoring the dangers and the whispers of scandal her hobby brought to her family's name. When her parents had enough, they sent her away to the quiet province of Palawan, hoping distance from the city and her machines would calm her rebellious streak. There she meets Jeo, a local Palawenio boy-down-to-earth, hardworking, and rooted in simple living. Jeo has never cared for spoiled city kids, and Elianna's proud, fiery attitude instantly clashes with his grounded nature. To him, she's reckless and entitled. To her, he's stubborn and irritatingly self-righteous. But fate has its way. Elianna discovers that Jeo knows a lot about engines and mechanics, skills he picked up helping his community with boats and motorbikes. Their constant arguments slowly turn into late-night talks over grease-stained tools and the sound of engines revving under the moonlight. Between the roar of bikes and the calm waves of Palawan's shores, the two face a question neither expected: Will they keep fueling their rivalry, or will the sparks between them ignite something deeper-love born from speed and simplicity? WARNING : SEPERATE THE FICTION FROM REALLIFE GOT IT!!!!

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