The Wrong Kind of Perfect

Some people are perfect in all ways that matterㅡthough just not in ways that make loving them simple.

Marielle Sanchez had always been perceived as the "weird quiet girl" everywhere she goes, but what if she finds herself holding onto moments that feel too gentle to name and emotions too sincere to denyㅡto the point that she's willing to do things out of her kind of norm?

Between shared moments and unspoken eye contacts, she learns that not everything can be understood.

This is a story about admiration that lingers, feelings that refuse to fade, and the kind of connection that matters even without labels.