The Last Seat in the Back Row

The Last Seat in the Back Row

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For most people, Isagani is just another hardworking student. A quiet, responsible, and determined to succeed one. Sitting in the last seat of the classroom, he carries the dreams of his family on his shoulders while trying to keep up with the endless demands of school and life. But behind every smile lies a struggle no one sees. As the pressure of expectations grows heavier, he finds himself drifting further from the person he used to be. Surrounded by classmates yet feeling completely alone, he begins a silent battle that cannot be measured by grades, achievements, or report cards.
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