Synopsis

Nathan had a reputation – a rather unfortunate one – as a wingman. He wasn’t intentionally bad at it; he simply had a knack for making things worse. He’d spent years oblivious to the subtle cues, the unspoken needs of his friends, caught up in his own world. But lately, a quiet discontent had begun to stir within him. He realized that being a good friend meant more than just showing up; it required genuine consideration and effort. So, he resolved to be less consumed by himself, to focus on su