I still love you.

I still love you.

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Sat, Jun 11, 2016
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Romance
We were so happy that time, laughing not thinking others would think if they see us like that. We were deeply inlove with each other. We smile to each other like there's no tomorrow. We are like crazy people. We're like that stupid characters in a romantic movie. But just like in any twisted stories, It doesn't turned out good in the end. Those happy faces and beautiful memories we created, Became a frown and a very tragic story.
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Before they forgot how to speak, they were each other's first story. Elara and Kiel didn't just meet in senior high - they grew up side by side, bound by family ties and years of quiet familiarity. By the time they became the most respected student leaders in their university, words were no longer necessary. But behind Elara's soft strength was a secret illness. And behind Kiel's calm eyes was a heart hoping she'd stay. Now, twelve years later, she's back in Manila as a doctor - unknowingly assigned to a project under the man she once left behind. He no longer speaks her name. She no longer expects him to. But fate has a habit of dragging unfinished stories back into the same room. This is a story of unsent letters, missed birthdays, and the kind of love that always arrives too late... or maybe, just in time. From student council memos to corporate deadlines, can two people who never said "I love you" finally find the courage to mean it out loud?

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