What we talked about in La Union

Sebastian Lucien Gregorio Ill is half-Spanish, half-Greenhills, and 100% chaos in linen pants. He gives unsolicited stock tips like it's love language, speaks in punchlines, and recently returned from London with a tan and a tendency to say "mate" mid-sentence.

Julienne Amarante Ortigas, on the other hand, is Oxford-educated elegance-soft-spoken, pearl-wearing, and privately judgmental in perfect iambic pentameter. She reads poetry for breakfast and files her emotions alphabetically. She also happens to be the Ortigas heiress with a medical degree and a soul made of quiet
storms.

They've known of each other for years. Same circles. Same surnames. Same detached brunch smiles in Forbes Park. But it wasn't until they both said yes to a "reset trip" in La Union-one jeep ride, five espressos, and an accidental airbnb mix-up later-that something oddly specific began to bloom.

No life-altering heartbreaks.
Nofate-will-tear-us-apart dramas.
Just two rich kids who should've annoyed the hell out of each other... but didn't.

A story about lazy mornings, unfiltered laughter, and all the conversations in between.

Because sometimes, the calmest kind of love is the one that never tries too hard.