If We Meet in Baguio

Blake Isimo is used to carrying everything on her own-school, work, and the weight of responsibilities she never asked for. She doesn't have the luxury to slow down, not when life keeps demanding more from her every day.

Yves Nicholas, on the other hand, seems like someone who has everything figured out. A Student Council President, composed, intelligent, and always in control. But behind his quiet confidence is a life built on expectations and unspoken pressure.

They were never meant to cross paths beyond chance encounters-until small moments begin to turn into conversations, and conversations slowly turn into something neither of them can name yet.

Between late drives around Baguio, shared coffee under cold air, and silence that feels less and less empty, Isimo and Nicholas start to see pieces of themselves reflected in each other.

And somehow, in a world where both of them are used to holding everything in...
they begin to wonder what it means to finally let someone stay.