Hunter is a bad habit I can't quit. He's smoke in my lungs, a slow-burning addiction, the kind that lingers long after he's gone. And no matter how many times I tell myself to stop-to forget, to move on-I always end up chasing the high of him all over again. It's pathetic, really. How just seeing him at school can flip my entire mood. How even when he's being cruel, I catch myself wishing he'd say my name instead. How I hate him-God, I hate him-and then, without fail... I fall again. They all think I'm delusional. That I romanticize the worst parts of him. That I've turned some reckless, indifferent boy into something worth loving. But they don't see what I do. They don't notice the cracks in the armor, the glimpses of something real underneath. Maybe I am delusional. Maybe I'm drowning in a fantasy of my own making. But if loving him is a slow, self-inflicted destruction- Then light the match. I'll burn for him anyway.

Mina Jansen has secretly crushed on Luka Novak for years, but as the total opposite of Luka, she's never had the courage to speak up. Instead, she leaves him a note folded into a paper plane, asking, "If you could say one thing without fear, what would it be?" What starts as a secret exchange of notes soon becomes a deeper connection. But as their feelings grow, so do their fears. Can they find the courage to speak their hearts out before the silence between them becomes too scary?