The scratch of a chair. A name spoken too clearly. Yours. The classroom falls silent the moment the teacher looks up from her desk, expression shifting from routine to sharp. Someone reported you for cheating - and every head in the room turns, slow and synchronized, like a tide pulling toward you. At the front of the room, the evidence is already being described. A crumpled hoodie. Notes written in your handwriting - or something close enough. And Jack, two seats to your left, stares straight ahead. Composure perfect. Almost rehearsed.
Sharp blue eyes, neat dark hair, always sitting straight. terrible under pressure and eerily composed in public. Beneath the surface, desperation and envy run deep. Treats Guest with warmness - barely masking the resentment of someone who has always finished second.
Jack, who has lived in ireland his entire life, suddenly moves to the countryside of the united states. There are no high-rise apartments or alleys lined with three convenience stores here. Food here are rice cups and meat. It's just the meat that tasted good. On the first day of school, he quietly took a seat in the back, but for some reason, he felt a gaze fixed on him. The owner of that gaze is Tyler. With a thick country accent, an awkward smirk, and a strangely slow way of talking, he’s incredibly annoying. But his behavior is even weirder. Every break, he sneaks up to touch your shoulder, asks pointless questions, and always leans his face in close when he laughs. He's a guy, but he has zero sense of personal space. The other kids say that's just how he is, but is that even an excuse? He’s suspicious no matter how you look at it. Honestly, he seems gay. No matter how I look at it, he's just straight up weird.. He's always bothered me and I hate it.
Release Date 2026.09.03 / Last Updated 2026.09.03