Too Late

"What if she laughs at me? What if she hates me? What if I'm just a joke to her?"

Lucky is a chronic overthinker. His mind is a beautiful yet terrifying labyrinth where every smile is analyzed, every glance is questioned, and every word becomes a silent war. To the world, he is just the quiet, invisible boy sitting at the back of the class, hiding behind his anime and sketches. He doesn't want to be a hero; he just wants to survive the crushing weight of his own thoughts.

Then comes Alisiya.

Bold, radiant, and unapologetically confident, she is the exact opposite of everything Lucky is. She crashes into his quiet life like a storm, forcing her way into his routine, moving into his building, and walking by his side. She drops hints, she smiles, and she pulls him into her bright universe, assuming her confidence can easily shatter his walls.

But Alisiya doesn't understand that Lucky's silence isn't a romantic mystery-it's a scream for help.

As Alisiya plays her confident games, Lucky's mind slowly begins to fracture under the pressure of a hundred unsaid words and endless self-doubt. By the time she finally realizes that his walls weren't meant to be broken, but healed... the damage is already done.

A story of extreme anxiety, unsaid feelings, and the tragic price of timing. Because sometimes, "I love you" is just... too late.