Beautiful Hearts By Jax Calder Link

Miller was the golden boy, the one with the easy smile and the weight of his father’s expectations resting heavy on his shoulders. Ollie was the quiet storm, the boy with the sketchbooks and the scars that he kept hidden beneath oversized hoodies. They had grown up on opposite sides of the same street, two planets orbiting the same sun but never quite colliding.

Write a (the first kiss, a confrontation, etc.) Adjust the ending to be more bittersweet or purely joyful Focus more on one character's perspective Beautiful Hearts by Jax Calder

As the weeks bled into months, the quiet parts became theirs. They found them in the late-night drives to the ridge, in the stolen glances in crowded hallways, and in the way their fingers brushed when they shared a bag of chips. Miller realized that the "perfect" life he was supposed to want felt hollow compared to the electricity he felt when he was with Ollie. Miller was the golden boy, the one with