Marisol Vega is admired, loved, included, and constantly surrounded by friends - yet she's never felt more invisible. Her role in the group has always been fixed: the good one, the peacemaker, the pretty girl with the perfect smile. No one asks how she feels, what she wants, or what she's afraid of. Not even her best friends. Hunter Whitmore is the school's quiet outcast. He's not a bad kid - just overlooked, misunderstood, and easier for people to ignore. His reputation is shaped by rumors, not who he actually is. At home, he walks on eggshells around a neglectful, chaotic household. They share one thing: a home life that feels like a cage, and a deep loneliness no one else seems to notice. Until they notice each other.

Lily James and Asher Parker have always been a package deal-neighbors, best friends, the kind of us that feels permanent when you're fifteen. Somewhere between shared secrets and quiet moments, everything starts to shift. Feelings grow deeper, glances linger longer, and suddenly the line between friendship and something more isn't so easy to ignore. But loving your best friend is terrifying-and neither of them knows how to say the words out loud. Then Asher's family announces they're moving away from Rosemount, turning their world upside down. With time slipping through their fingers, Lily and Asher are left holding onto memories, stolen moments, and the hope that maybe first love can survive change.