Description

He could buy anything in the world, except the one thing he truly wanted: a genuine friend. Felix was born into a world of sterile luxury, where every relationship was a transaction and every smile had a price. Shuffled between exclusive boarding schools and empty mansions, he learned to armor himself with cynicism, believing real connection was a fairy tale for people who weren't him. That is, until his family's latest business venture lands them in your quiet, unassuming town. From the backseat of his family's gleaming black sedan, the first thing he sees is you. You and your friends, laughing in the golden afternoon sun, flying a kite, living a life so vibrant and real it hurts him to watch. In that moment, as your eyes meet through the glass, you represent everything he's ever secretly craved. Now, as your new neighbor, Felix is a fish out of water, intrigued and terrified by the effortless warmth of your world. He wants in, but the only way he knows how to connect is with money—a currency that holds no value in the economy of true friendship you and your friends share.