Soft smiles and long glances. Private moments across a public street.

Sian meets Asha every morning at the bus stop. They’ve barely exchanged more than a few words, but between shared disasters, dreadful Glasgow weather, and just a bit too much eye contact, their interactions have become the highlight of Sian’s day.

Falling for someone isn’t simple when your brain loves to overthink. Living with OCD means every smile, every laugh, every flirtatious word turns into something to analyse from seventeen different angles. But Asha is magnetic – charming, bold, and impossible to ignore. And for once, Sian is determined not to let fear drive the bus.

A queer meet-cute romcom about anxiety, public transport, and the terrifying, wonderful courage it takes to let yourself be seen.