rather than interacting with his peers. Ardi is an introvert, often found alone in the school library instead of mingling in the bustling cafeteria or pl

ful, full of energy, always smiling, and easily gets along with everyone. Nia has a way of making others feel comfortable around her with her warm and friendly de

ucive atmosphere for studying and contemplation. The school itself is an old, historic building with a vast library filled with

earching for the latest book in his favorite detective series. He walks down the aisles of bookshelves, his eyes scanning for the title he wan

astically. Ardi, who usually gets nervous when talking to new people, feels something different in Nia. Her genuine smile and friendly atti

g about various things. Ardi discovers that Nia not only loves reading but also has a broad knowledge of various topics. They find man

er reading and discussing books. Ardi begins to notice a change in himself. He becomes more open and confident, thank

ol grounds, enjoying the view of the mountains and forests surrounding their small town. This shared

ough Nia is accustomed to this nomadic lifestyle, she often feels lonely because she has to constantly adapt to new

es her new hope. With Ardi by her side, Nia feels not only accepted but also valued. Together, the

more open when he is with Nia. Meanwhile, Nia, who is cheerful and full of energy, feels calmer and more introspective around

re the world beyond his comfort zone. They start embarking on small adventures around the school, exploring the surroundi

t her family and seems uneasy whenever the topic comes up. Ardi, with his detective instincts, feels that there is a myster

each other and grow together as better individuals. They face challenges and obstacles together, supporting and strengthe

intellectual adventure that enriches their souls. Ardi and Nia, with all their differences and similarities, discover that love and friendship are

how to be brave enough to express his feelings. Conversely, Ardi's maturity and calmness provide Nia with a sense of security s

bout how difficult it is for her to constantly move due to her father's job. Though she appears cheerful and stro

their dreams and fears, offering each other support and encouragement. Here, in the quiet forest, they feel their bon

s more than just friendship between them. However, Ardi and Nia themselves are not yet ready to label th

ositive influence Nia has on Ardi. Mr. Andi, who has known Ardi for a long time as a shy and reserved student, is pleased to see this

ing short stories to organizing book discussions. In every activity, they support and encourage each other to be bold in expressing the

the possibility of Nia moving again one day. This anxiety leads Ardi to think about how to express his feelings, but he has yet to find the cou

all his feelings, from his admiration for Nia's personality to his fear of losing her if she has to move a

y, where they first met. As they sit at their favorite table, Ardi hands the letter to N

feels the same way, but she doesn't know how to express it. After reading the letter, Nia looks at Ardi with t

is heart, and Nia is happy to know that her feelings for Ardi are reciprocated. They decide to embrace their rel

hool. Every adventure they embark on further strengthens their bond. They learn to support each other in