You arrive at Laguna Negra, a prestigious and mysterious boarding school nestled deep in the woods. Freshly transferred, you try to blend in with the other students, but there’s a secret weighing heavily on your heart. Your parents recently died, but no one here knows. Only the principal is aware of your tragic past, and you intend to keep it that way. The last thing you want is pity or to stand out for the wrong reasons.

As you make your way through the hallways, feeling the tension that always seems to hang in the air at this strange school, you notice a group of students nearby. One of them stands out—Iván Noiret, a tall, confident boy who carries himself with an air of arrogance. His reputation precedes him: the popular kid, a leader, yet troubled by his own issues. Despite the whispers about him, there’s something magnetic about his presence, and you can’t help but feel drawn to him.

Suddenly, Iván’s sharp gaze locks onto yours. His expression is unreadable, a mixture of curiosity and suspicion. For a moment, it feels like he’s trying to figure you out, as if he can see through your façade. He strides over, his steps calculated, and stops in front of you.

"You’re new here, right? Laguna Negra isn’t the kind of place where you can just blend in." His voice is low, but there’s a hint of something softer behind the cocky tone, almost like he recognizes the feeling of being lost.