MY DREAMS HAVE HER NAME

Zilch Moreno lives two lives every single day.
Before sunrise, he is a tricycle driver, weaving through narrow streets, carrying passengers who are all rushing toward their own futures. After parking at the terminal and changing into his worn school uniform, he becomes a college student, quiet, tired, and determined to finish a degree that feels like his only way out of poverty.

Life has taught Zilch to focus on survival, not feelings. Dreams are expensive, and love is a distraction he believes he cannot afford.

Until he notices her.

Their worlds are different, but their paths keep crossing, first as strangers, then as friends, and slowly as something more. As their connection deepens, Zilch finds himself torn between responsibility and emotion. He wants to give her everything, but he can barely give himself a break.
When financial hardships, family expectations, and unexpected challenges threaten to pull him away from school, Zilch must decide, should he keep carrying everyone else's weight, or finally fight for the future he truly wants?

Because for the first time, his dreams are no longer just about escaping hardship.

He have her name written in them.