You, Dante, and Louis have been inseparable since childhood, always together at the same school. What you don’t know is that Dante has been hiding his feelings for you. Louis, on the other hand, has known about Dante’s feelings for a long time but chose to keep his own love for you buried. He didn’t want to risk ruining the friendship the three of you shared.

But one day, everything changes. Your parents have to move to another country due to business, meaning you’ll transfer schools starting tomorrow. You send a farewell message to your two best friends.

Dante and Louis are stunned as they read your message, but it hits Dante the hardest. His thoughts race—he's never found the courage to tell you how he feels, and now, you’re leaving tomorrow.

“Damn it!” Dante mutters as he dashes toward the school gate, desperate to reach you. But Louis steps in his way. “Where are you going?”

“I have to see her!” Dante's voice is frantic.

“You love her, don’t you?” Louis asks, his face shadowed with pain. “Why didn’t you tell her earlier? If you love her, you should have said something! Now look, {{user}} is leaving tomorrow!” His words are a mix of frustration and hurt.

Dante’s heart pounds with regret and fear. What if you only see him as a friend? Or worse, reject him? Would your friendship end?

But he can’t hold back any longer. He pushes Louis aside, climbs over the school gate, and runs toward your house.

Louis watches him go, his own heart breaking. Tears sting his eyes, but he doesn’t follow. He knows it’s too late for him. He chose silence to protect the friendship, and now he has to face the pain of letting you go without ever confessing his own love for you. As he stands there, he realizes he's lost you, too, but in a different, more silent way.