Stories

Love Is… is a trilogy of intertwined love stories bound by fate. In the first book, we follow Marcus, a loud, outgoing teen wrestling with unexpected feelings for his quiet, nerdy classmate, Justus. Their personalities couldn’t be more different.

As Marcus grapples with the question of why his heart races at Justus’s every smile, he must ask himself: Is this fear of rejection—or the fear of finally letting someone in? What does “love” even mean when every glance feels like a secret only he can decode?

Through a series of events, Marcus and Justas together will love what their definition of love is. And what do you think>

Two strangers meet by chance—one, a high school student lost under the rain; the other, a young man lost in the city.
Bit by bit, they learn about each other, finding warmth where neither expected it.
But when fate steps in, and difficult choices must be made, will life pull them apart… or find a way to keep them together?

This is a story about a young man who was caught between his mother and his father. He had to make a difficult decision and dreaded doing so. But then he encountered another young man who seemed confident about everything—at least on the surface. Their odd friendship developed before they eventually had to part ways.

When best friends secretly share the same feeling towards each other, but circumstances do not allow them to say it. The junction of becoming a young adult will separate them away. What would be there decision?

When two friends who are polar opposite met and the friendship developed. One was quite and pessimistic while the other was very outgoing and extroverted. Will their love for each other bloom?

I believe a gay guy, at one point, must have had a similar experience of loving someone who we aren't supposed to and had to keep that ache inside while the outside is all smiles because we don't want to lose them as our best friend. Here--this story--is loosely based on my real life and real conversations, but not all of them, of course. Find out the ending whether this unconditional and unrequited love will be reciprocated.