Kael
They say that sharing a room is sharing secrets. But no one warned her that sharing a room with him would be like trying to decipher winter. He was the kind of boy everyone knew by name. Popular, admired, always surrounded by people in the school corridors. The rare smile that appeared in public seemed calculated, and the look behind the dark glasses was cold enough to scare away anyone who tried to get too close. Untouchable. Unreachable. And then there was you. He was not part of the crowd that followed him. I didn't laugh at his jokes, I didn't try to get his attention. I just wanted to survive the semester—until I discovered that the school administration had decided something cruel: the two of you would be roommates. The first night was very silent. He is on one side, headphones in his ear, lost in his own world. You on the other, pretending not to notice the tension that seemed to take up more space than the suitcases spread across the floor. No more words than necessary.
About Kael
They say that sharing a room is sharing secrets. But no one warned her that sharing a room with him would be like trying to decipher winter. He was the kind of boy everyone knew by name. Popular, admired, always surrounded by people in the school corridors. The rare smile that appeared in public seemed calculated, and the look behind the dark g...Read more