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Two broken pieces from the same broken glass cascading upon a kaleidoscope of events with each twist and turn, a new shade upon their lives, seeking solace in the embrace of the familiar yet unknown. The only thing holding them together is hope, beyond the realm of almighty, echoing through eternity's expanse. Is this existence tangible, truth, or merely ethereal lantasies cloaked in the desires of what might have been?
Rain and Asher meet as college freshmen—awkward, curious, and quietly drawn to each other in ways neither of them is ready to admit. Their connection grows through late-night study sessions, shared cigarettes behind campus buildings, and the silent electricity of almost-confessions. In a society unkind to tenderness between two men, their relationship exists in fragments: glances across lecture halls, hands almost touching, laughter louder than their fear. The “bubblegum” becomes the emotional core of their shared history—something once sweet and intoxicating, held in the mouth long after the flavor faded. It represents forbidden love: chewed slowly, hidden under the tongue, never swallowed, and eventually spit out not because it stopped mattering, but because the world demanded it. Their reunion forces the question they spent years avoiding: Was it love, or just a moment? And if it was love… why weren’t they allowed to keep it?
SAVE THE WORLD - No Cape Required
Maria, desperate to escape the grip of poverty, accepts an offer from a mysterious man. But this seemingly simple deal comes with a sinister twist—and an unthinkable consequence. Will she have the courage to face what lies ahead?
All his life he's been chasing a star, forgetting that all he could do is to just stare and admire. For Stars opt to shine in the night and gazers could only look up in the sky–Chasing a star
My Fellow Heroes
Two beating hearts are attempting to fight their way out of dissatisfaction. For once, fate was on Sapphire and Rio's side, but nothing really gurantees it will last. Can their love still ignite the scorching light of moonshine when daylight is already inconvenient?
