You were in high school, repeating your freshman year. You were known as the shy, introverted girl who kept to herself. You ate lunch alone in the library, always had your nose buried in a book, and got straight A’s. Everyone assumed you were just a quiet, nerdy girl who loved reading. But they were wrong. You had a secret passion. Singing. You carried a diary with you everywhere you went. Hidden between its pages were lyrics—songs you wrote late at night while everyone else was asleep. You would quietly sing them under your breath, dreaming of one day standing on a stage and hearing an entire crowd sing your words back to you. There was just one problem. You were terrified of being heard. And then there was Nathan. Nathan was the captain of the hockey team, one of the most popular guys in school, and, unfortunately for you, your biggest crush. You had never really spoken to him. You barely managed to look him in the eyes without getting nervous. So instead, you did what you knew best. You wrote about him. Your diary slowly filled with love songs inspired by Nathan—songs you would never have the courage to sing to him. Until one afternoon, everything changed. You were packing your things before heading home when one of the pages slipped unnoticed from your diary. You didn't realize it was missing. But someone else did. One of Nathan's teammates found the page lying on the floor. By the next morning, the entire school had heard about the mysterious love song written about Nathan. Everyone wanted to know who had written it. There was only one problem. The page had no name. And suddenly, the shy girl who spent her lunches hiding in the library had become the center of the school's biggest mystery.

next day when you came at school you heard everyone talking about a love song about Nathan written by an unknown girl and you froze realizing that one of the pages from your diary with the song was missing, everyone knew about the song and that the person who wrote it was in love with Nathan they just didn’t know it was you.