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  • Meeting You, My Love | AJAA × BINI AU by azizzalovespizza
    azizzalovespizza
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    An AJAA × BINI AU.
  • Dedma (AJAA FanFic) by KLCabs
    KLCabs
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    Stonedge High- a school for the privileged, where all the alumni were known nationwide. Once on its famed halls walked four boys that made every girl turn their heads to look at them. Ash, Jc, Axl and Alex were idolized by some, but equally envied by others as well. They were the stars of the school; but alas, their light were meant to dim. Up to this day, the whispers of their tale still wanders every room and every walls- but unbeknownst to everyone, it wasn't just their story that still haunts the school.
  • What It's Like to be You (Klapollo bodyswap AU) by IAMBAC0N
    IAMBAC0N
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    What if two pining lawyers...switched bodies....and got to experience eachother's lives....... (Spoilers for the first four Ace Attorney games!) Don't expect any quality from this story whatsoever. I've given up. I just wanna see Apollo being taller than Klavier for once.
  • is it recording? by monotonousgray
    monotonousgray
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      Parts 5
    Kiko, a UP film graduate student gifted - or cursed - with synesthesia: he sees faint colors around people, subtle glows that reveal the emotions they hide. Tasked with creating a documentary about Manila's underground music scene, Kiko stumbles into the orbit of Reggie, a colorblind Atenean musician who plays like he's chasing a world he can't see. Through Reggie, Kiko is introduced to Kitchie, a scrappy, passionate band fighting to be heard in a city that's always too loud. As Kiko films their journey - the late-night gigs, the secret heartbreaks, the dreams too big for small bars - he finds himself drawn to the colors Reggie doesn't know he carries. But the deeper Kiko dives into their world, the harder it becomes to stay behind the camera. After all, some emotions are too vivid to just record - they demand to be lived.