After the dust settles around Lou and Marius, Eden Dambrine finally lets himself breathe again - but breathing doesn't mean healing. Not when the boy who once held his heart is suddenly holding it again. Gustav De Waele was never supposed to come back. Not after leaving Eden behind for something bigger, something brighter. But he did. And now, the space between them isn't distance - it's memory, regret, and everything they never said. As they navigate a world that's watching - the fans, the friends, the whispers online - Eden and Gustav try to find their way back to each other. But love the second time around isn't easier. It's sharper. It asks harder questions. About trust. About timing. About whether the pieces that broke can ever fit the same way again. Through whispered fights in parked cars, half-spoken apologies, parents, shared hotel beds, and late-night calls that never feel long enough, they learn that healing doesn't always look like growing new flowers. Sometimes, it looks like learning to water the ones that almost didn't make it. And sometimes, wilted things still bloom.

After the cameras stopped rolling and the final interviews faded from memory, Lou Goossens and Marius De Saeger were left with everything unsaid between them. A kiss, a runaway, and months of silence stretched into a canyon neither dared to cross - until fate throws them together again at an industry gala they can't escape. Now older, more bruised by fame and expectation, Lou and Marius must face the truth of what they meant to each other - and what they might still mean, if pride and fear don't get in the way. But they aren't the only ones haunted by what was lost. Eden Dambrine and Gustav De Waele - the celebrated boys from Close - know the ache of almost-love too well. Their brief, beautiful connection unraveled under the strain of distance and youth. Watching Lou and Marius fumble through the wreckage of their bond forces Eden and Gustav to confront their own unfinished story.

(Young Hearts AU) In a city where emotions manifest as fractures on the skin, Elias is known for his flawless, unbroken complexion - cold, controlled, untouchable. He's spent years locking every feeling behind an immaculate mask, terrified of cracking under the weight of what he can't admit to himself. Then there's Alexander - reckless, radiant, and broken beyond repair. His skin is a map of every heartbreak he's ever felt, jagged lines crawling across his body like shattered glass. He's not uafraid of feeling too much; he's afraid of feeling nothing at all. When their worlds collide, Elias's mask begins to slip, and Alexander's cracks start to heal - but the closer they get, the more dangerous it becomes. In a city that punishes vulnerability, their love is a risk neither of them can afford... because every time Elias lets himself feel, Alexander shatters a little more. Together, they must decide if love is worth breaking completely.

After the whirlwind of filming Young Hearts (2024) and enduring endless press tours alongside Marius De Saeger, Lou Goossens finds himself grappling with emotions that seem all too familiar. When he stumbles upon a social media post revealing Marius has a girlfriend, a sharp pang of jealousy takes him by surprise. Without explanation, Lou pulls away, leaving Marius to wonder why his calls go unanswered and his texts are left on read. In an attempt to move forward, Lou accepts a role in an up-and-coming project with Jonah, a friend of Marius's. As they grow closer, Lou can't help but notice the echoes of what he once had with Marius. Their friendship becomes a safe harbor, blurring lines between what's real and what's just for the cameras. But when a dinner party brings Marius back into Lou's orbit, tension lingers in the air, unspoken words hanging between them. In a room full of laughter and clinking glasses, Lou is left wondering if he's truly moved on or if some stories are meant to be rewritten. !!Note: This is strictly fiction and not meant to depict any real relationship between the two actors. This is for entertainment purposes only.

Elias and Alexander have spent the last few years tangled in each other's orbit, their love steady and unshaken. But as the future looms closer, the reality of change begins to settle between them. Elias has finally found his path-art. It's always been a part of him, but now he's ready to make it his future. He dreams of studying at an art school, of creating something lasting. Alexander, on the other hand, is still searching. With everyone around him settling into their ambitions, he feels stuck, torn between expectations and a desire for something he hasn't quite figured out yet. When Elias is given the opportunity to spend time in a small artist village east of their countryside town, it feels like fate. A chance to grow, to learn, to connect with other artists. But distance is a fickle thing, and leaving Alexander behind-even for a little while-feels heavier than he expected. In the village, Elias meets Leo, another young artist whose work is as intense as the walls he keeps up. At first, Leo is cold, unwilling to let Elias in. But as they spend time together, painting side by side, Leo's guarded nature begins to crack. He shares pieces of himself through his art-memories of a past he can't escape, pain etched into every brushstroke. Their bond grows, built on understanding and creativity, leaving Elias torn between admiration and the echoes of home pulling at his heart. Meanwhile, Alexander struggles with Elias's absence more than he expected. The quiet of their town feels different without him. He finds himself thinking too much, questioning everything-what he wants, where he's going, who he'll be without Elias by his side every second of the day. And with the possibility of them attending different schools in the near future, the uncertainty gnaws at him. As both boys navigate their own journeys-one of artistic discovery, the other of self-realization-they're faced with the biggest question of all: Can love stay the same when everything else is changing?

After everything that happened, Elias and Alexander finally have each other. Their love is steady, their bond deeper than ever-but some things still feel uncertain. As they navigate new territory in their relationship, the lines between passion and vulnerability begin to blur, forcing them to confront questions neither of them are fully ready to answer. When their school takes a trip to the U.S. , Elias and Alexander find themselves surrounded by people who challenge what they thought they knew-about love, about themselves, and about where they fit in the world. What happens when the things that once felt so sure start to shift? And what does it really mean to belong to someone?

Elias and Alexander have spent the two years building something beautiful together-a love that is deep, raw, and completely theirs. But even love as strong as theirs isn't immune to the complications of the past. After a kiss with an old flame shatters Elias's trust, the boys are left to navigate the fragile space between heartbreak and forgiveness. As they attempt to rebuild what was broken, unresolved emotions, lingering jealousy, and the ghosts of first loves threaten to pull them apart. But love isn't just about promises-it's about proving them. When Elias takes Alexander back to a place filled with memories of self-discovery and longing, they are forced to confront not just their past mistakes but the undeniable truth of what they mean to each other. Amidst stolen kisses by the lake, whispered confessions under starlit skies, and the warmth of bodies tangled together in the quiet of night, Elias realizes that loving Alexander has never been the problem-believing he is enough for him has.