Welcome to the brain of Maximus Klave-civil engineering student, chronic overthinker, and emotionally constipated romantic. Between problem sets, panic attacks, and very inconvenient feelings for his classmate Erin, Max is barely holding it together. Things don't get easier with Harold, the annoyingly charming rival who seems to be competing with Max for both grades and Erin, or Ronan, the academic robot who turns every class into a bloodbath. Thankfully, Max isn't alone. He's got Leia-the no-nonsense friend who talks him down from 2 a.m. breakdowns-and Nass, who's mostly just here for snacks and unhinged commentary. Diary of an Overthinker is a journal-style ride through the chaos of college, where anxiety is loud, friendships are louder, and love might be hiding in the least expected places-like between coffee-fueled cram sessions and passive-aggressive group chats. Love is hard. Engineering is harder. Overthinking makes both nearly impossible.

Luis never believed in fleeting seasons or temporary feelings-until Summer came into his life. A quiet, studious working student, Luis never expected his world to intertwine with someone like Summer, a confident and passionate criminology student who seemed to shine wherever she went. Despite their differences-Luis, the reserved intellectual, and Summer, the vibrant presence everyone admired-their paths continue to cross. From late-night conversations to stolen moments of understanding, an undeniable connection begins to form. But Luis knows better than to hope. He is younger, quieter, and convinced that someone like Summer could never see him the way he sees her. As they both prepare to represent their respective colleges in the university's annual intramurals, their bond is tested by competition, expectations, and Luis's growing fear of falling too deep. Will he continue to hold back, or will he find the courage to take a chance on a love that, like the seasons, may not be as fleeting as he once thought? A Season That Stays is a heartwarming and bittersweet tale of love, self-doubt, and the moments that change us forever.