Some stories don't rush. They stay still-like the sky before the storm. Beside the Sky tells the story of Typhoon and Tonfah, two souls bound not by fate's loud declarations, but by quiet understanding and unspoken pain. It is a slow-burn BL novel where emotions linger in the silence, and love grows in the spaces between words. Typhoon is distant, guarded, and heavy with things he never learned how to say. Tonfah, on the other hand, is gentle yet persistent-someone who chooses to stay, even when staying hurts. Their story is not about dramatic confessions or perfect timing, but about learning how to exist beside someone without losing yourself. This novel carries a calm, melancholic atmosphere-soft, reflective, and deeply emotional. Like standing under an endless sky, it asks painful questions: How long can you wait for someone who is still healing? How much love can you give without asking for anything back? Beside the Sky is a story about patience, quiet longing, and love that doesn't demand-but understands. It's for readers who appreciate subtle emotions, slow realizations, and relationships that feel real in their fragility. Because sometimes, love isn't about standing in the spotlight. Sometimes, it's about choosing to stay- beside the sky.

Johan doesn't believe in forever. North doesn't know how to let go. When two people carrying different kinds of lonliness collide, love becomes both a refuge and a risk. This is a story about quiet glances, unsaid feelings, and a love that slowly learns to stay.