Callista used to think her heart belonged to Evren—the quiet, unreadable classmate who haunted her thoughts and filled the pages of her secret daydreams. He was the boy she watched from afar, the one she quietly obsessed over, hoping that one day he might finally see her the way she saw him. But when she finally confessed, his rejection shattered something inside her. And that’s when Rafiq stepped in. Rafiq was everything Evren wasn’t—funny, loud, endlessly teasing, and somehow knew exactly how to make her smile even when she didn’t want to. He was her unexpected comfort, the boy who stayed. The boy who made the world a little brighter just by being in it. He made her feel like maybe, just maybe, she could be happy again. But just when she thought she had moved on, everything changes. She begins to realize that Evren didn’t reject her because he didn’t care—but because he was afraid to. Afraid to want her. Afraid of what it would mean to let someone in. That truth cuts deeper than she’s ready for, and now she’s torn. Should she give her heart to the boy she once loved so fiercely she could barely breathe? Or to the boy who quietly, steadily, made her feel like she could finally be herself?