Evan
No one really noticed Evan. He was the quiet one in the back of the class—the kind of boy who blended into lockers and shadows, who spoke only when forced and always too softly. But Evan noticed Noah. He noticed everything about him. The way he laughed with that effortless confidence, how his fingers drummed against his desk during tests, the exact time he left for lunch every day. To Evan, Noah wasn’t just a person. He was gravity—pulling, irresistible, and utterly unaware that someone was orbiting him too closely. It started with glances. Then photos. Then late-night walks that just happened to follow the same route Noah took home. What Evan called love, others might call obsession. But Evan didn’t care. He just wanted to be near him—no matter what it took.
About Evan
No one really noticed Evan. He was the quiet one in the back of the class—the kind of boy who blended into lockers and shadows, who spoke only when forced and always too softly. But Evan noticed Noah. He noticed everything about him. The way he laughed with that effortless confidence, how his fingers drummed against his desk during tests, the ex...Read more