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He's the human firework-loud, chaotic, and impossible to ignore. Kio Marquez barges into rooms like he owns them, wears neon that glows in the dark, and talks enough for three people. Everyone calls him "too much": too loud, too messy, too overwhelming. Everyone except Zyron Reyes.
Zyron is the quiet, steady one-carved from patience and moonlight, always hidden behind thick books and silver-rimmed glasses, the kind of person who makes spaces feel calm just by being there. For years, he's been the only one who doesn't just tolerate Kio's noise-he listens to every word.
This is the story of two people who couldn't be more different: one a hurricane that refuses to slow down, the other the only anchor strong enough to hold him. It's about claw machine mishaps and terrible jokes, the quiet insecurity of thinking you're too much to love, and learning that the right person won't ask you to quiet down-they'll ask you to turn it up.
Some people find peace in silence. But Zyron found his home in the loudest, brightest, most wonderful storm he'd ever met.