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If Only It Wasn't Us | TagLish
READING AGE 16+
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LGBT+
ABSTRACT
Aviella Eliz Madrigal keeps most of her emotions hidden behind academic excellence and melancholic music. A psychology student by day and the lead singer of an underground campus band by night, she mastered the art of saying everything without saying anything at all.Then comes Professor Alexandra Aisle Vega—composed, brilliant, and impossible to ignore. From their first lecture, there’s a pull that neither of them can explain and both are too smart to acknowledge. But shared silences become stolen glances, office hours turn into confessions disguised as academic debates and slowly, dangerously, understanding becomes attraction.In a world where lines shouldn’t blur, they do. As feelings grow between the girl who sings her soul and the woman who’s sworn to stay neutral, they are forced to confront what it means to love in the wrong time, under the wrong rules with the right person.What happens when understanding someone too deeply becomes the one thing you can't survive?In a story about restraint, recognition, and a love that was never meant to bloom—It is the kind of heartbreak you never forget. Because sometimes, the greatest heartbreak isn't in the goodbye... it's in knowing what you could’ve had… if only it wasn’t us.