This story starts with a boy named ‘Dani’. He's 18 and about to graduate high school soon. Well at the end of the year to be exact his parents sent him to a boarding school for 12th grade where he will have dorms. I am your narrator though I will only be explaining things when needed. Our main character “Dani” will now start from the beginning.
The Quiet That Screams (intro)
Sep 07, 2025
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Daniel Hargrowth just wanted to survive senior year at Lumbridge Boarding School. Instead, a lab accident covers him in pink powder and leaves him with a ridiculous side effect—he can hear thoughts.
Specifically, Leo Miller’s thoughts.
His new roommate. His self-declared “future husband.” His cocky, shirtless, hockey-playing nightmare… who apparently thinks Daniel is princess material.
Now Dani has to juggle:
-Surviving boring classes (and Mrs. Hardley’s death experiments)
-Hiding the fact that he can hear Leo’s brain screaming “kiss him” every two minutes
-Figuring out if he’s actually gay… or just really doomed
It’s loud. It’s chaotic. It’s embarrassing.
And Daniel is starting to realize—maybe the quietest moments are the ones that scream the loudest.
Specifically, Leo Miller’s thoughts.
His new roommate. His self-declared “future husband.” His cocky, shirtless, hockey-playing nightmare… who apparently thinks Daniel is princess material.
Now Dani has to juggle:
-Surviving boring classes (and Mrs. Hardley’s death experiments)
-Hiding the fact that he can hear Leo’s brain screaming “kiss him” every two minutes
-Figuring out if he’s actually gay… or just really doomed
It’s loud. It’s chaotic. It’s embarrassing.
And Daniel is starting to realize—maybe the quietest moments are the ones that scream the loudest.
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