You're the One that I Want

Freddie is stuck in a rut, living up to the label of the quintessential 'nice guy.' While his inoffensive demeanor makes him well-liked, it also clogs his path to self-discovery and real romance. He has dreams and desires that remain concealed beneath layers of pleasant familiarity, as he navigates the complexities of teenage relationships and friendships.

As Freddie yearns for something more, an unexpected opportunity presents itself in the form of love. This transformation isn’t easy; he grapples with the pressures of societal norms and the expectations of those around him. With humor and authenticity, Freddie challenges the notion of what it means to be a nice guy and realizes that being true to oneself can lead to unexpected paths.

Navigating the highs and lows of adolescence, Freddie’s journey unfolds within the backdrop of friendship, self-acceptance, and the search for genuine connection, leaving readers rooting for him to break free from the confines of his reputation.