What the Years Couldn't Erase

At 17, Prem had a crush on Boun, his English teacher.
Back then, Boun was married, and Prem was just a minor. When Boun suddenly left the school, Prem buried his feelings, convinced they would fade as quickly as they had come.

Seven years later, Prem, now 24, runs into Boun at a quiet coffee shop.
The years have changed them both-Prem is no longer the shy student, and Boun, now divorced, is no longer the unreachable figure he once was.

What begins as a casual conversation about their lives unravels buried emotions and long-hidden confessions.
Boun reveals the real reason he left the school: he, too, had been struggling with feelings he couldn't act on.

Now, with the barriers of the past gone, they are free to explore what was once forbidden.
But their path to a relationship isn't without challenges. Prem's parents, who once trusted Boun as their son's teacher, may struggle to accept their connection, and the stigma of their past roles still lingers. As Prem and Boun navigate these obstacles, they must decide if their love is strong enough to withstand the judgment of others-and the doubts they carry within themselves.

Can they turn a stolen kiss into the second chance they've always longed for? Or will the shadows of their past keep them apart?

It's a story of unspoken desires, second chances, and the courage it takes to embrace a love that has waited years to surface.