After losing to Barcha, Nagi returned to his old routine—waking up, going to school, playing video games, and repeating the cycle like nothing had changed. He told himself he didn’t care, that this was easier, quieter. But deep down, the ache lingered. The fact that he couldn’t play football anymore—especially not with Reo, his best friend—cut deeper than he let on. And now, with nothing but time and silence, regret slowly settled in. He wished he had tried harder, put in real effort when it mat