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Chrisnah Shely Perez has it all—a loving family, a close-knit group of friends, and a life of privilege. Despite her perfect world, she's never been spoiled; instead, she's kind-hearted, beautiful, and true to herself. Chrisnah is a lesbian, content with her circle of friends, and has no interest in romantic relationships. But her peaceful world is turned upside down when she meets Michael Gabriel Dela Fuente, a charming and bubbly new student who is, unexpectedly, a gay guy. 

Michael’s difficult upbringing couldn’t be more different from Chrisnah’s. Raised by a single father after being abandoned by his mother, Michael’s life has been a struggle. Yet, he’s determined to rise above his past. Even though he's confident in his identity as a gay man, his encounters with Chrisnah start to stir something in him—something that challenges both of them.

As they grow closer, their bond deepens into an unexpected romance that defies expectations and social norms. But just when it seems like they’ve conquered every obstacle, fate throws them a devastating curveball. Michael has been secretly battling a congenital heart disease his entire life, and now, his health is rapidly deteriorating. Chrisnah clings to hope, pushing Michael towards a life-saving heart transplant. 

But will love and faith be enough to overcome this ultimate test? Can Chrisnah share the life-changing news she’s been holding back, or is it already too late for their happily ever after?

She's He. He's She.

I never expected to feel so stunned in a classroom of all places. Yet here I was, my eyes glued to Michael as he walked through the door. He didn’t just walk in—he entered. The energy shifted around him, pulling every gaze toward him like a magnet. 


His once long, flamboyant hair had been chopped into a short, clean-cut style. Gone were the colorful streaks that always glinted under the light. The lipstick that used to shimmer on his lips had vanished too. He wasn’t rolling up his sleeves or showing off his usual flair for drama. Instead, he looked... different. 


The room hummed with whispers, soft but loud enough to prick at my ears. 


CHAPTER 16