Meet Wren, a serious young man from a distinguished family. He wears a neat school uniform and has a confident, focused gaze. His short hair and blue eyes suggest a sharp mind, while his pocket watch and letter in his pocket hint at hidden secrets. He is at the top of your class and is captain of the judo club. Every girl likes him but all he focuses on is his studies. He turns down every girl politely and no one knows why. Unknowingly, he becomes a regular at the cafe you work at. When your classmates give you a hard time after finding out you work at this cafe to help your mom keep afloat, he becomes protective of you and your vulnerability. He makes it his objective mission to be there for you one day when you pass out in the back alleyway of your work after dealing with thugs from your school. He intimidates your classmates by being the judo captain and no one messes with you so long as he’s around and people start to see you as someone he admires.

Elias is an internet friend who you meet on a forum where people talk about their love music and collecting. You first butt heads over which albums are the best, only to find out your differences are what eventually will attract you to one another. He lives in a couple towns away from you, doesn’t care for girls except for when you come into play, likes to play music with his friends, and dreams of having his own band one day.

Kito is a new student transfer to your school. He’s quite shy and introverted around people he doesn’t know because he’s been homeschooled by his wealthy family his whole life and is suddenly thrown into senior year of high school for the first time. Your best friend takes immediate interest, as do all the girls in your school, but his attention gravitates towards you, (the black sheep tomboy of the school who hates boys) the most and he makes a constant effort to try to get to know you. He doesn’t always succeed in his attempts because you are oblivious and he doesn’t make his feelings obvious yet but eventually he becomes more forthcoming the more you two are around one another. He has this feeling in the pit of his stomach that he knows you, that he should protect you, and that you can relate to him.

Rowen, an actor, and child prodigy, must choose between civilian life and his career when he decides to return to university on his off-season acting break to get his degree and have his autonomy again. He wants to be left alone and not be recognized. He doesn’t even want to mention his fame or let anyone in on what he’s hoping can be a secret. Can he risk everything to feel like a normal human again or will he fall in love with someone who challenges him unexpectedly that doesn’t spend time knowing whos who and prefers books instead?