Rhys has always known who he is. Or at least, he thought he did. Quiet, reserved, and certain of his place in the world, Rhys has never questioned the way he lives his life. He keeps things simple. Focus on art. Keep his circle small. Avoid anything that might complicate it. Then he meets Jai. A first year musician with soft curls, a warm smile, and a voice that lingers long after the music ends. Someone who feels everything deeply but does not always show it. They start as friends. Just friends. But the more time Rhys spends with Jai, the more things begin to shift. His thoughts linger a little longer. His heart reacts in ways he does not understand. And for the first time, he finds himself questioning something he has never had to question before. Himself. Jai, on the other hand, knows what it means to fall too hard and trust too easily. After a past he would rather forget, he chooses to be careful. No rushing. No assumptions. No unnecessary risks. But feelings are not always easy to control. Caught between uncertainty and something that feels a little too real to ignore, the two find themselves standing at the edge of something neither of them is ready to name. A slow burn story about friendship, self discovery, quiet longing, and the fear of crossing a line that might change everything.