The SIlenced Heart

The story follows Percy, a boy who is prone to daydreaming and losing focus in class. The story explores Percy's feelings of loneliness, longing for a true connection, and sense of isolation. His growing but one-sided attachment to his friend, Nora hints at his lack of true friends and belonging at school. The concept of noticeability - of feeling seen and valued by others - is also a theme in the story. It is a heartfelt story reflecting people's loneliness and boredom.