Arga is a quiet high school student. Ever since his grandmother passed away, he has lost the one person he felt safest talking to. His grandmother was always there to listen without judgment. After she was gone, Arga felt as though the world had fallen silent. He became quieter, spending most of his time observing from a distance and avoiding crowds. One day, a transfer student joins his class. Her name is Laras. She has been deaf and unable to speak since birth. Laras wears a hearing aid to pick up faint sounds, but she communicates through sign language, writing, and drawings in the small notebook she always carries with her. From her very first day, Laras becomes the target of ridicule. The girls pretend to be nice to her before laughing behind her back. The boys mock her by crudely imitating her signs. Laras chooses to remain silent. She is used to it. But her silence does not mean she isn't hurt. Arga sees everything. At first, he only watches. But the more often he sees Lara