Love, On Credit Chapter 2: The Grocery List That Never Balanced
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Love, On Credit Chapter 2: The Grocery List That Never Balanced

Lara starts to see the math behind her relationship — what she gives, what he takes, and what remains of her. Between rent, bills, and affection, she begins to realize that love can’t fix avoidance. Told with sharp emotional insight, Chapter 2 explores rationalization, emotional dependency, and the quiet exhaustion of modern relationships. 💭 Perfect for readers who enjoy realistic Filipino fiction about love, boundaries, and self-awareness.
Love, On Credit Chapter 1: The Room We Both Pretend To Afford
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Love, On Credit Chapter 1: The Room We Both Pretend To Afford

Love, on Credit – Chapter 1: The Room We Both Pretend to Afford When Lara moves back to Manila, she stays with Jonas — the man she once admired for his ambition, now struggling to find direction. What begins as shared comfort slowly turns into quiet dependence. This first chapter captures the tension between love and practicality in a relationship built on uneven effort. ✨ A modern Filipino short story about emotional intelligence, financial imbalance, and the psychology of caring too much.
Love, On Credit
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Love, On Credit

Love, on Credit When Lara moves back to Manila, she finds herself living with Jonas — the man she loves but barely recognizes anymore. What started as shared dreams quietly turns into shared debt. This opening chapter reveals the first cracks of emotional imbalance in their relationship, exploring themes of financial strain, love, and denial. ✨ A modern Filipino short story about emotional intelligence, attachment, and the hidden cost of caring too much.