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Luz Serrano is a third-year Psychology student-open about her gender and her preferences in love. Bold. Fierce. A social butterfly by reputation. She attracts everyone: men, women, older souls, younger hearts-name it, they want her. Yet what few understand is that Luz does not crave attention. Beneath the fame and fascination, she longs for solitude: quiet corners, well-worn books, and poems written in the margins of her thoughts. Writing is where she breathes. Where she softens. Where she is most herself.
Arielle Montel, a fourth-year Architecture student, exists in almost complete contrast. A closeted bisexual, she is known-but never loudly. Never boldly. Fear follows her like a second shadow. Raised in a deeply religious, openly homophobic household, Arielle learned early that silence was safer than truth. Disagreement was rebellion. Love was something to be hidden. And so, she obeyed-not because she agreed, but because she was afraid. Afraid to lose her family. Afraid to choose herself.
But what happens when two worlds collide-when courage meets fear, when freedom brushes against restraint? Will Arielle remain captive to her fear, or will she finally be brave enough to fight for the love she has denied herself?
And if she does...
will they find each other again?