Robert Sugden is living between two worlds: love and guilt.

He hides his relationship with John from Aaron, and the lie is slowly suffocating them both.

Aaron begins to notice the change: the messages Robert hides, the unanswered calls in the middle of the night, the confused look in his eyes every time he asks.

One night, Aaron confronts him: “Are you hiding something?” Robert is silent.

Finally, he admits: “I’ve been following John. Something’s wrong.” Aaron stands still. “Why are you following him?” Robert avoids his eyes, whispers: “For you. Because I’m afraid he’ll hurt you.”

But that fear can’t save love. Aaron feels betrayed, leaves in the middle of the rainy night. Robert runs after him, grabs his hand: “You don’t understand, I did it to protect.” Aaron lets go, his eyes blazing: “No one protects anyone by lying.”

The next day, Robert went to see John, hoping for an explanation. John sneered: “You dare to rummage through my life out of jealousy?” Robert blushed, raised his hand to protest, but John walked away, leaving Robert standing alone in the cold wind. He realized that he might have lost everything: friends, love, and even himself.