The Boy Between Two Seasons

He doesn't want to be seen.

Phuwin Tangsakyuen returned to school after a year away, and the rumors returned with him. Trouble. Bad news. Someone to avoid. He's learned to keep his head down, his mouth shut, and his walls high. One semester. That's all he needs. Then he can disappear for good.

He doesn't know how to look away.

Pond Naravit is everything Phuwin isn't: popular, bright, the kind of person who collects friends without trying. So why can't he stop noticing the boy in the back of the classroom the one who never speaks, never stays, never lets anyone close?

What starts as curiosity becomes something neither of them expected.

A story about the spaces between people. About the courage it takes to reach out and the courage it takes to let someone in. About two boys from different worlds, learning that sometimes the person who sees you most clearly is the one you've been trying to hide from.

Some walls are built for protection.
Some are built for loneliness.
And some are built to be climbed.