Captured game

Ysolde Amara Martinez and Kaizen Jace Silva are both valedictorians and ABM students, known for their consistency in academics and leadership. Kaizen is the SSG President, a volleyball player, and a coach calm, composed, and always careful with his decisions. Ysolde, on the other hand, is the Vice President, a journalism student, a badminton player, and a certified book lover who prefers quiet moments and meaningful silence.

On the surface, they are just outstanding students focused on their responsibilities and goals. Always present in school organizations, always reliable, always composed.

But within their circle of friends, the truth is quietly understood.

They are not loud about it. They never felt the need to announce anything. Yet, the way they treat each other is different subtle gestures, unspoken understanding, and comfort that goes beyond what is usually considered “just friends.”

Their friends notice it. They always have. But no one questions it. No one interrupts it. They simply allow it to exist.

Because Ysolde and Kaizen prefer it that way—private, simple, and untouched by unnecessary attention.

In school hallways, during organization meetings, in the library, and even in the most ordinary moments of group work, they naturally end up near each other. Not out of obligation, but because it feels easier that way.

And in the middle of a busy school life full of expectations and pressure, they choose to keep what they have quiet not hidden, just kept for themselves.