The Lonely Boy is a modern coming-of-age gay romance series that follows the journey of Ethan, a quiet teenager who is about to turn 18. While his friends are busy falling in love with girls, Ethan feels different. Deep inside, he knows he doesn't want a girlfriend-he wants something else, something he's too afraid to say out loud.
At first, Ethan believes he is broken, that something is wrong with him. But one late night, searching the internet, he realizes the truth: he is gay. This discovery does not solve his problems-it only raises new questions. How will his friends react? Can his family ever accept him? And most importantly, where will he find someone who feels the same way?
The series explores Ethan's loneliness, his dreams of love, and the courage it takes to accept who you are. Along the way, he will meet people who challenge him, comfort him, and maybe even love him. From stolen glances to first kisses, from heartbreak to hope, The Lonely Boy is both tender and passionate.
Told in simple and emotional language, this series is about self-discovery, friendship, and the powerful longing to be seen for who you truly are. It is a story that will connect with anyone who has ever felt different, anyone who has ever searched for love in a world that does not always understand.
"I wish she would just disappear."
When Keith says those words, he has no idea how close he is to getting his wish.
For years, Ella has loved Keith from afar. A fated contract marriage is her one chance at a happily ever after, and she'll do anything to be seen by the man she adores. But her devotion isn't enough to break through his guarded heart.
Shattered, Ella rebuilds her life from the ashes, determined to never need another man again.
But years later, Keith storms back into her life, ready to avenge a past he doesn't understand. He's already lost her once. Will he make the same mistake twice and lose his only chance at true love forever?
A slow-burn, second-chance romance where a billionaire CEO must earn back the wife he so carelessly threw away.