The Moth

The Moth

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Noel Lane is a worn-out college student, spending nights on his rooftop looking for answers in the silence and sky. When a strange girl with broken eyes and a soft smile appears one night, he's intrigued. She claims she's a "moth," drawn to other lonely souls and no stranger to loss. Though she helps others, she resists help herself, claiming she doesn't need it. As the school year draws to a close, Noel fights to reach the girl behind her guarded eyes. But, as his loneliness fades, will this moth disappear in search of another flame? "Love is the closest thing to magic we have." "Do you believe in magic?" "Maybe. Sort of. But I wonder... does that magic believe in me?"
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