Between Lines and Boundaries

Adonis Leonel Gonzales, a serious engineering student, is used to the world of exact numbers and straightforward plans. For him, there is no room for complications-especially when it comes to gay people. It's like his automatic defense mechanism is to stay away from them, because he doesn't understand why they still need to show who they are.

Apollonio Kyle Martinez, on the other hand, a nursing student who is happier in the colorful world of real people, is fed up with the drama of straight men. To him, people like Adonis represent everything he dislikes-judgmental, closed-minded, and full of ego. But when their paths crossed due to a university project, they were forced to work together.

In the midst of chaos, prejudices, and differences that are almost impossible to meet, they gradually discover that difference is not always an obstacle. Beneath the anger and hatred, there are questions that gradually emerge: Why are they affected by each other? And why does anger seem to be accompanied by an inexplicable tickle? From hatred and separation, they will discover how far the heart will take two people who are trying to run away from each other.