Between Sketches and Static

Lyrra Suarez has always been loud, curious, and a little too comfortable with things most people avoid-like horror stories, late-night dares, and anything remotely paranormal. Her life isn't perfect, but it's familiar, and for her, that's enough.

Ivan Dela Fuente had everything-money, freedom, and a reputation people were quick to judge. After pushing things too far, he's sent away to the province, far from the life he's used to. To most people, he's just another spoiled, reckless rich kid. But the truth is, he's been misunderstood for a long time.

They weren't supposed to matter to each other. But somehow, Lyrra is the only one who doesn't see him that way. She doesn't judge, doesn't assume-she just understands him in a way no one else ever has.

Through small conversations, ordinary days, and moments that don't seem important at first, something begins to change. Not all at once. Not even clearly. Just enough to make everything feel different. And in a place where stories are told like they don't mean anything, some things might not be as harmless as they seem.