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Hi, my dearest redears! As I continue writing the epilogue of WOTST, I’m also working on a special chapter, which I’ll upload at the same time as the epilogue. Please bear with me if it takes me a little longer to upload. Thank you.

hello, author! new reader here :)) I really enjoyed reading your seasons #1 and I can’t wait for more of your stories to come to life. may I know which story will be updated next po??

chapter 40 spoiler 
          
          "If love is a language, let this be our vocabulary."

author update kana po plsssssssss huhuhuhu

My dearest readers,
          
          I hope that you are doing well or at least still holding on and breathing despite all the challenges that have come your way. Life has been difficult lately for so many of us, but I want to remind you to please take care of your physical and mental health.
          
          Do not pabayaan yourself. Rest when you need to. Eat properly. Allow yourself to feel, to heal, and to take things one day at a time. The world may be heavy right now, but your life still matters, your presence, your voice, and your heart make a difference.
          
          You don’t always have to be strong; you just have to keep going, little by little. Remember, self-care is not selfish, it’s survival.

My dearest readers,
          
          There will be another typhoon named Uwan that is on its way. I hope that you are now taking the necessary precautions to stay safe. Please prepare your homes, secure your important belongings, and make sure your loved ones are ready.
          
          Let us not underestimate the power of nature. Stay updated with official weather reports, follow evacuation notices if they are given, and help those who may not have the means to prepare especially the elderly, the sick, and the vulnerable.
          
          And please, let us not forget the flood control projects. We should stop glorifying “resilience” and start demanding real solutions. Our people should not have to keep rebuilding from zero every time a storm hits. It’s time for accountability, for stronger systems, and for long-term protection not just survival.
          
          We have learned too many lessons from loss. Let this be the moment we turn awareness into action, and compassion into change. My thoughts and prayers are with everyone who may be affected. Together, let’s stay safe, stay informed, and keep demanding a safer future for all.
          

My dearest readers,
          
          The people of Cebu need our help. Hundreds have lost their lives because of Typhoon Tino, and many more are still missing. Families are grieving, homes are destroyed, and communities are struggling to rise again after the 6.9 magnitude earthquake that struck on 
          September 30.
          
          The pain is deep, and the road to recovery is long. Many survivors are still without shelter, food, or clean water. Children are out of school, and countless families have nowhere to turn. They need not only our prayers and they need our action.
          
          If you can, please extend a hand. A small donation, a shared post, or a simple prayer can go a long way. Let’s use our voices, our platforms, and our compassion to help the people of Cebu rebuild their lives.
          
          Together, we can show them that they are not forgotten, that humanity still stands with them in times of darkness.
          

My dearest readers,
          
          The Congo, Palestine, and Sudan need our voices. Please, let us not look away or remain silent in the face of these What’s happening is not just tragedy, it’s injustice, and silence only feeds it. People are being massacred, families torn apart, and women and children are suffering in unimaginable ways. Some are assaulted, some are left without homes, and many lose their lives for no reason other than being born in the wrong place at the wrong time.
          
          We cannot turn a blind eye to their pain. Every voice matters, every post shared counts, and every heart that chooses compassion makes a difference. Let us raise awareness, speak out, and demand justice for those who cannot speak for themselves.
          
          The world cannot heal if we choose comfort over courage. History is watching and so are the victims. Let’s choose to be on the side of humanity, justice, and freedom.
          
          Raise your voice. Be loud. Be unshakable.

hanggang ilang chapter po ang whisper of the summer tide? 

Dear readers,
          
          I hope that you are safe right now from the typhoon Tino. I'll be praying for your safety. Please remember to prioritize your well-being and stay indoors if possible. Keep yourselves updated with the latest news and follow the guidance of local authorities. If you are in an affected area, make sure to prepare enough food, water, and other essentials. Check on your family members, neighbors, and friends. A simple message or call can make a big difference. In times like these, unity and compassion help us endure even the strongest storms. Let us continue to hold on to faith and hope. No storm lasts forever, and brighter days will surely come. Stay strong, stay safe, and take care of one another.