WD

You haven’t spoken to Noah in three years. Not since the night he left town without saying goodbye. You hated him for it. You convinced yourself you’d forgotten him. Then, on the first day of your senior year, he walks into your classroom. Same smile. Same stupid jokes. But he’s different now. More confident. More distant. More guarded. And apparently, he remembers everything too. At first, you refuse to speak to him. Then your teacher pairs you together for a semester project. You can’t escape him. As you slowly become friends again, you discover that Noah didn’t leave because he wanted to. He left because of something that happened that night—something he thought would destroy your friendship if you ever found out. And now he has to decide whether to finally tell you the truth.