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Last Dance

Last Dance

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Historical
Amilinda and Agapito have been together ever since they were kids. They were meant to be together because of their mother's friendship. As kids, they've been assigned as each other's dance partners. As they grew up, Amilinda soon realized she sees Agapito more than a friend. She became hyper aware of every detail and considers her childhood friend as a man. Agapito on the other hand, enjoys this discovery. Despites Amilinda's desperate attempts to deny and hide everything, she couldn't conceal her feelings from Agapito who had loved her long before Amilinda could even understand romance. Bound by their pre-written destiny, both managed to find love with each other as if they were a pair born to be together forever. Read more about Agapito and Amilinda's bittersweet lovestory!
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