In a world where love is as fragile as memory, Lyra lives caught between quiet moments and the echoes of a boy she once knew. Their story begins with twenty days of silent encounters - glances that spoke more than words - before blooming into a secret romance too delicate for the weight of family expectations. Torn apart by pressures she cannot fight, Lyra buries the past, but the past refuses to stay buried. Through school mornings full of chaos, late-night texts that taste of confession, and stolen meetings where time feels dangerously short, she and Evren circle each other like two halves of the same heartbeat. Their love is obsessive, tender, and achingly human - the kind that burns without asking for permission. This is not just a story about falling in love. It's about holding on when everything tells you to let go, about how two stories can collide, intertwine, and refuse to be unwritten.