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• Healing
• Lighthearted
• Twisted

They say Baguio breaks hearts. But no one ever tells you how it stitches you back together, too. I didn’t come to Baguio looking for love. I came here hoping to forget it. But some memories haunt you, even in the loudest cities. Sometimes, you have to climb a little higher, to a city kissed by fog and pine trees, just to remember how to breathe again. I needed to get away. Far enough that even my memories would lose track of me. And somehow, that led me here. Baguio.

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• Total: 30

• Chapter 1 A One-Way Ticket to Somewhere Else

  I booked the trip on a Monday.
  A single click, a single payment, a single impulsive decision.
  A whole

• Chapter 2 Coffee and Unfinished Conversations

  Sam's POV
  I woke up to the smell of rain.
  Not the heavy kind.
  Just the soft drizzle that clung to the w

• Chapter 3 Strangers, Songs, and That Almost-Familiar Voice

  Baguio mornings had their own rhythm.
  It wasn’t like the city where everything raced and collided all

• Chapter 4 That Jacket Didn’t Belong to a Stranger

  The morning began with no plans again.
  Just that same gentle hum of the pine trees outside my window,

• Chapter 5 People Like Us Don’t Bump Into Each Other Twice

  I wasn’t supposed to go out today.
  In fact, my plan was to stay in bed, eat instant ramen, and preten

• Chapter 6 I Want to Heal, But It Keeps Hurting

  The camera felt heavier than it looked.
  It wasn’t about the weight. It was about what it meant.
  Captur

• Chapter 7 Don’t Fall Just Yet, But Feel It Anyway

  I wasn’t ready.
  That’s what I kept telling myself.
  I wasn’t ready for joy. For peace. For someone stay

• Chapter 8 Midnight Isn’t for Sleep, It’s for People Like Us

  It was almost midnight when my phone rang.
  I blinked at the screen.
  Eli.
  I stared for a moment, unsure.
  

• Chapter 9 Ghosts Don’t Knock, They Text at Midnight

  I didn’t sleep much.
  After Eli left, I lay in bed staring at the ceiling.
  Then at the message.
  Then bac

• Chapter 10 A Quiet Thing That Broke Loudly

  Eli's POV
  I’ve always been good at reading people.
  Baristas have to be, especially at Café by the Pine

• Chapter 11

  Sam’s POV
  The letter was still on the table. It had been sitting there since I got home from the café

• Chapter 12 The Girl in Green

  Sam's POV
  I don’t know how many pancakes I ate last night. Maybe three. Maybe four. They were horribl

• Chapter 13

  I woke up with a splitting headache, the kind that made the ceiling look like it was moving. I blink

• Chapter 14 The Letter Left Unread

  Sam’s POV
  I stared at the envelope on the table.
  It had my name on it.
  No return address. No markings.

• Chapter 15 A History Buried in Her Name

  Eli’s POV
  I didn’t see her again that night after the rooftop.
  No text. No call. No knock on my door.
  A

• Chapter 16 The Jacket I Can’t Take Of

  Eli's POV
  I didn't know what it felt like to be punched in the stomach until that moment.
  "Tall. Leath

• Chapter 17

  Sam’s POV
  I stared at the wall. Not the letter. Not my 
  phone. Not the blinking cursor waiting on the

• Chapter 18

  The Café by the Pines felt different now. Empty, even when it was full. It wasn’t the lack of custom

• Chapter 19 A Body That Remembers

  Sam's POV
  I was walking.
  No, not walking—floating. Like I wasn’t fully there. Like my body knew the pa

• Chapter 20

  Sam's POV
  I slammed the door behind me so loud it could've cracked the heavens. My chest was burning,

• Chapter 21 Things I never Said

  Eli’s POV
  It’s strange how silence can scream louder than words.
  The apartment door was still shut beh

• Chapter 22

  Sam's POV
  Silence.
  That was the only thing wrapping around me after everything exploded.
  I didn’t leave

• Chapter 23

  I sat in silence, the air between us heavy. Eli still hadn’t moved, his eyes locked on the floor lik

• Chspter 24 Healing at River Park

  Sam's POV
  Cassie didn’t rush me. She didn’t push me to talk. She didn’t even question when I’d just s

• Chspter 25 The Box I Never Expected

  Sam's POV
  Three months passed like a blurry page of a book I tried not to reread.
  I finally moved out

• Chapter 26 Unwritten Ends

  Sam's POV
  I wasn’t planning on going out that day. The weather was too lazy. Cloudy, slow, with a sle

• Chapter 27

  Sam's POV
  The sun had already dipped beneath the mountain ridges of Baguio, but I could still feel th

• Chapter 28

  Sam’s POV
  I never thought I’d spend a Friday night sitting on the rooftop of Cassie’s painfully luxur

• Chapter 29

  Sam’s POV
  If someone told me six months ago I’d be stuck in the middle of a half-romantic, half-crimi

• EPILOGUE

  One Year Later
  One year after everything ended…
  Everything began.
  Life didn’t go back to normal.