Third Wheel

Bethel feels increasingly isolated at school, surrounded by friends who are cooing over their relationships while she remains unattached. Her frustration grows as she watches the couples flaunt their romance, making her question her own worth and desires. The pervasive atmosphere of love at school becomes a constant reminder of her single status, pushing her towards a breaking point.

Caught between her longing for companionship and the shame of being the odd one out, Bethel embarks on a journey of self-discovery. Along the way, she learns to embrace her independence and finds strength in friendships outside of romantic entanglements. As she navigates the complexities of adolescence, Bethel ultimately realizes that love may not be the only essential aspect of her life.