Dear Nathan

On her first day at Garuda High School, Salma arrives late and meets Nathan, a delinquent who likes to fight. Their first impression is tense, as Salma keeps her distance while Nathan pushes to get closer. This awkward encounter sets the stage for a complicated romance.

In the early days, Nathan openly shows his attraction and does things to be with Salma. Salma remains hesitant and keeps her distance as she assesses his character. Their contrasting personalities create both tension and curiosity.

As they spend more time together, Salma's heart begins to soften from indifference to interest. They start sharing classes and small, meaningful moments that draw them closer. The slow shift marks the start of a budding romance.

Salma and Nathan officially start dating and navigate their very different lives. Salma's discipline and school leadership help keep him grounded, while he shows glimpses of a better self. The relationship becomes a real high school courtship.

With Salma's influence, Nathan resolves to change his bad behavior and reputation. He begins to confront his past and tries to be more reliable for Salma and his family. This marks a turning point, though old habits still threaten their bond.

Nathan's ex-girlfriend still loves him, and his tangled past and family issues surface, testing their relationship. External pressures from peers and unresolved guilt complicate their future together. They face recurring ups and downs as a couple.

Salma, feeling betrayed, catches Nathan with his ex-girlfriend at Nathan's home. The incident triggers a painful confrontation and a decision from Salma to consider leaving him. Nathan faces the consequences of his choices and the weight of his past mistakes.

Years ago, Nathan's twin Daniel died in a fight involving Nathan, triggering their mother's descent into mental illness. Since then, their mother has treated Nathan as if he were Daniel, creating emotional distance and guilt. Nathan continues to carry the burden of this tragedy.

Nathan's mother is hospitalized for her condition, and his father leaves the family and remarries. The family instability deepens Nathan's sense of loss and fuels his anger, causing him to run away from home and skip school. The past trauma casts a long shadow over his present.

Salma learns the root causes of Nathan's behavior and chooses to stay supportive rather than abandon him. She offers patience, empathy, and practical help to cope with his trauma. Their bond strengthens as they face challenges together.

With Salma's support, Nathan attempts to repair his relationship with his mother and make peace with his past and guilt over Daniel's death. He also reaches out to his father and begins mending broken family ties, though progress is gradual. The process is painful but hopeful.

Over time, Salma and Nathan come back together and accept each other with all their flaws. Their love endures the trials and grows stronger as they learn to balance romance with responsibility. The story closes on a hopeful note for their shared future.