UNSEEN

Aiden Calloway is the kind of guy everyone at Hartwell University thinks they know.
Star hockey player. Campus favourite. The name everyone screams in packed arenas on Friday nights.
Confident on the ice. Untouchable everywhere else.

But behind the reputation, there's a side of Aiden nobody really sees. For years, he's felt disconnected from the life everyone assumes he loves. Moving through parties, interviews, classes, and locker rooms like he's only pretending to belong there. Like he's playing a role everyone else believes in except him.

Then an anonymous account appears online: @unseen.19.

The first post is short. Simple. But it hits harder than it should.

It points out the things nobody else notices. The way Aiden stays on the ice long after practice ends, the exhaustion hidden behind his calm expression, the loneliness buried underneath being one of the most recognizable people on campus.

Soon, more posts start appearing. Each one more personal than the last. Each one impossibly accurate.

As Aiden becomes obsessed with finding out who's behind the account, the distance he's spent years building between himself and everyone else slowly starts to fall apart. Because whoever Unseen is, they aren't just watching him.

They understand him.

And for the first time in his life, Aiden realizes how terrifying it feels to truly be seen.