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Continúa, Has publicado nov 27, 2025
University Affairs #1

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In this university love between student affairs rises.

Icent Therese Gomez, the student council president who runs on deadlines and discipline, and Jaze Louis Smith, the newly crowned basketball captain.

That evening, Icent should have been mourning a failed major exam. Jaze celebrating their championship victory. Yet in behind bleachers, a single shout broke the quiet Icent, a voice usually silent, letting herself be seen. And in that fleeting moment, their worlds collided. No introductions, no promises. Just a pull neither could explain.

A single moment out of place.
A meeting neither expected.
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