Just a year ago, Kyle and Calix were happy. Now that memory feels like nothing but a cruel joke to Kyle. Calix walked away without a single explanation, no apology, no goodbye - leaving Kyle broken and wondering if any of it was ever real. Calix didn't leave because he stopped loving Kyle. He left because he truly believed a man was meant for a woman. He clung to his faith and what he'd been taught, convinced their love was wrong. He still believes in God - but when he sees Kyle again, quiet, emotionless, and empty of the warmth he once had, Calix just couldn't. He couldn't hold onto his beliefs anymore. He couldn't pretend Kyle's silence didn't tear him apart. That guilt crashes over him all at once. He realizes he ran from his heart and broke the only person who ever made him feel truly seen. What starts as regret slowly becomes something deeper - a love he can't deny, and a desperate need to make things right. But Kyle wasn't just gonna trust Calix again. Not after the silence. Not after the abandonment. His walls are high and unyielding. Can Calix prove he's changed? Can he reconcile his faith with the love he can't let go of? Can he earn back Kyle's trust and heal the wounds he left behind? Take your seat - this is a story of faith, fear, and finding the courage to love even when it challenges everything you've ever believed in.

Years ago, Noah was mocked and bullied by Alexander for being soft, gentle, and different-leaving him guarded, arrogant, and afraid to trust anyone ever again. Noah built walls high to protect his heart, convinced no one would ever truly accept him. Years later, just when Noah thought he'd left the past behind, Alexander transfers into their class senior year, he doesn't recognize Noah at all at first. It's only when a familiar remark or a quiet glance reminds him of the cruel boy he used to be- Then an accident happened which involve his friend bullying once again Noah and that made Alexander realize that the source of Noah being traumatize and not trust a single person unless they prove it, the source of all that was him. That guilt crashes over him all at once. He's grown, learned to accept, and now sees clearly how much damage he did. Alexander wants to make up for every harsh word, every cruel laugh. What starts as deep regret slowly grows into something far more. Care, admiration, and a quiet, burning love he never expected. But Noah still carries the scars, his walls high and unyielding. Can Alexander prove he's changed? Can he earn Noah's trust, heal the wounds he made, and love the boy he once broke? Can Noah learn to forgive and heal through the love Alexander will give? Well then please take your seat because what follows is more than just regret and second chances-it's the long, slow journey of healing wounds no one else could see, learning to trust again after being hurt the most, and realizing that love can grow even from the pain we once caused.