Between Caste And Class They Found Love

In the village Yohan calls home, the caste is treated like an old wound people have agreed not to touch.

Yohan is not unaware of his roots-but it is only when he steps into the city that he feels the weight of a thousand small judgments: the classmate whose every glance suggests he does not quite belong, the stares at his worn clothes, the whispers about his looks, the way his language marks him as "other" before he even speaks.

Thrish, on the other hand, has always felt he belongs. His family's history, religion, and class have confirmed one thing since childhood: he is exactly where he is meant to be.
written for them, and as they discover that love, however fragile, can sometimes redraw the map-even if only for two.

And just as they begin to cross those old divides, a new hurdle emerges-one of sexuality-urgent, unsettling, and impossible to ignore.