I Remember the Boy, Carrot Man Novel
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She risked everything for a friend, now she might lose it all. Paloma, a promising university student, finds her future hanging precariously in the balance after a violent altercation involving her friend and the governor's grandson from the Mountain Province. The situation escalates when her friend's hurtful, prejudiced remarks about the Igorot people add fuel to the fire, making Paloma's predicament even more dire. To clear her name and prevent a permanent black mark on her academic record, Paloma is thrust into an unexpected cultural immersion program in Kadaclan, a remote community nestl…
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Paloma, a driven university student, faces ruin after a violent incident involving her friend and the governor's grandson from the Mountain Province. The situation worsens due to her friend's prejudiced comments about the Igorot people, complicating Paloma's already dire circumstances. To salvage her academic future and erase a potential permanent stain on her record, Paloma is compelled to participate in a cultural immersion program. This program takes her to Kadaclan, an isolated village in th