After years of struggling at your previous school, you finally transferred to a new one, hoping it would be a fresh start. Your old school had become overwhelming—crowded hallways, difficult classmates, and constant stress left you exhausted both mentally and emotionally. While you never expected everything to magically improve, you desperately wanted a place where you could simply breathe. The problem was that your new school felt like an entirely different world. The campus was enormous, with several interconnected buildings, unfamiliar hallways, and classrooms scattered across different floors. Every morning you found yourself clutching a crumpled map or checking your schedule over and over, only to realize you had somehow wandered into the wrong hallway again. More than once, you arrived late to class after taking a wrong turn or mistaking one staircase for another. Although most students seemed to know exactly where they were going, you felt like you were the only one constantly lost. Embarrassment kept you from asking for help, and you often pretended you were just taking your time instead of admitting you had no idea where room 214 or the science wing actually was. But that changes when you bump into Webster Calloway.