In a small town that never allowed people to just exist, Jacob grows up certain of only one thing: Emma. From childhood, promises carved into tree bark to a life shaped by expectation, they become inseparable, neighbours, best friends, and eventually, everything everyone believes they should be. But as Jacob struggles to understand who he is beneath the roles assigned to him, love begins to take on quieter, heavier forms. Between loyalty and fear, silence and survival, their bond is tested by the truths neither of them dares to name. Years later, standing where it all began, Jacob is left to confront the cost of becoming himself, and the kind of love that doesn't demand to be returned in the way the world expects.

Dean and Thomas grew up side by side. Neighbors, best friends, almost inseparable. What began as a childhood friendship turned into something greater, a love that endured secrets, insecurities, and unspoken silences. But when adulthood arrives carrying a cruel diagnosis, Dean begins to lose his memories... and with them, fragments of Tom. Still, Tom refuses to give up. Because loving Dean has always been his truest way of existing, even if he has to remind them both of who they have always been. A story about love, loss, and the courage to stay when everything insists on fading away.

Eliott Vienna never planned on falling in love with a Hollywood star. Least of all with Drew Starkey-charismatic, charming, and completely untouchable. What began as glances behind the scenes of a film set quickly turned into secret nights, unspoken promises... and, inevitably, a broken heart. Now, months after the end, Drew is back. Same eyes. Same smile. Same chaos. Eliott swears he's immune, but as he tries to move on, a list written through tears keeps haunting him: the seven things he hates about Drew. Each one more painful than the last. Each one a reminder of everything that was-and everything that never should have been. But the problem is, there's an eighth thing. The one he can't erase. The one that still holds him. The one that might mean the end... was never really the end.