The Parent's Rule

The Parent's Rule

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Masunurin siyang anak kaya naman lahat na pinag babawal ng kanyang mga magulang ay sinusunod niya at isa na rito ang NO BOYFRIEND! WHILE SCHOOLING. Pero isang araw na gising na lang siya na umiibig na ang kanyang puso sa isang lalaki na simula't sapol ay katunggali na nya sa lahat ng kanilang subject. Inis na inis siya sa lalaki pero ano ba ang magagawa niya kung tinamaan siya ng pana ni kupido? at doon niya napagtanto ang kasabihan na THE MORE YOU HATE THE MORE YOU LOVE ano ang susundin niya ang isinisigaw ng kanyang puso o ang parent rules ng kanyang mga magulang?
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