Clara Newton is just like any other girl in St. Ross Academy, a renowned educational firm for the wealthy and a haven of geniuses. Unfortunately, her uneventful life is twisted in a full degree when the school's heart-throb, Jack Bowman, befriends her. Her new friendship brings a lot of opportunities and enemies but with this new beginning, will this new life be for the better or for the worst as she learns of not only Jack's but many other people's secrets?

Park Je Ri. A girl who was forced to try to fit into the normal world full of humans and mortals as a half-dragon. From what we know, society isn't very accepting and one person can make everyone turn on you. She moved out of her own world when she was five years old and came to South Korea with her family. Je Ri transferred once again to another high school in her eleventh year of high school, even though she knows her future really has nothing to do with normal life here. She isn't sure why her parents even put her here knowing that she tends to spit out magic every now and then, as well as for the fact her hair is literary half silver. Je Ri is the complete opposite from cold, negative, and sad thoughts. She is a bundle of happiness, laughter, emotional crying, and motherly traits to everyone. Ever since everyone started hating her, she hid that part of herself deep away from reality. Je Ri became silent, avoiding everyone every day to not accidentally burn someone to ashes. Once in awhile, she met other students who seemed to be an outcast just like her and let her heart to them. Eventually Je Ri would move out of the school and they never saw her again. They would never forget her though. Je Ri wasn't a person to forget. Once she enters this new entire school, she was about to wing the whole thing and maybe even just barely pass her classes. It was all the same garbage she dealt with from the beginning. Insults and bullies came right from the first day at Gwangju High. To her amazement, she meets her childhood friends and a little more than ten boys who accepted her for who she was.

🌼 Daisy always knew her world was different. While everyone else heard the sounds of the world-the chatter, the music, the laughter-she only felt the vibrations. Her world was quieter, but in many ways, it was also clearer. She'd learned to embrace her silence, finding beauty in the stillness that surrounded her. Bryson, a young soldier returning from deployment, struggles to adjust to life back home after the emotional scars of war. One day, he stumbles into a small flower shop, where he meets Daisy, a sweet and innocent deaf girl who works there. Intrigued by her quiet strength and the peaceful aura of the shop, Bryson starts visiting regularly. Though they can't communicate easily at first, a gentle bond forms as he begins learning sign language to connect with her and reaching out to her in his own way. His interest is more than just curiosity-there's something about her quiet strength that draws him in. As they spend time together, Daisy begins to open up about her struggles and the dreams she has for her future. Slowly, a friendship blossoms, and maybe something more. But as their bond deepens, she must face the challenge of navigating a new life and whether love can grow in a world so often defined by silence.