The morning sun finally broke through the clouds after two days of rain, bathing GMM University in a warm golden glow.
Students filled the campus once again, chatting with friends as they hurried to their morning lectures.
The Student Council office, however, was already busy.
“President Sky, these are the documents for next month’s university festival.”
“And these are the club budget requests.”
“The Dean also wants to meet you this afternoon.”
One after another, stacks of files were placed on the large wooden desk.
Sky Wongravee calmly signed each document without complaint.
As the Student President, responsibility came before everything else.
His calm leadership, sharp judgment, and unwavering discipline had earned him the respect of both students and professors.
Although many admired him, few dared to approach him.
His cold expression alone was enough to keep people at a distance.
“President.”
His vice president stepped into the office.
“The Architecture Department will present their exhibition proposal today. Representatives from each department will attend.”
Sky nodded.
“I’ll be there.”
Meanwhile, in the Architecture Department…
Nani Hirunkit carefully rolled up his blueprints while Noah lay asleep inside a small pet carrier beside his desk.
“Don’t worry,” Nani whispered with a smile.
“You’ll have to stay here until class is over.”
Noah let out a tiny, sleepy meow before curling into a fluffy ball.
Nani couldn’t help but laugh.
One of his classmates nudged him.
“Are you nervous about presenting today?”
“A little.”
“I heard the Student President will be there.”
Nani paused.
The image of the cold young man standing silently in the rain crossed his mind.
“I remember him,” Nani admitted softly.
“He didn’t seem as scary as everyone says.”
His classmates exchanged amused glances.
“You’ll probably change your mind after today.”
That afternoon, representatives from every department gathered in the university conference hall.
Mechanical Engineering.
Architecture.
Business Administration.
Medicine.
Law.
The room buzzed with quiet conversations until the doors opened.
Sky Wongravee entered.
Almost instantly, the room fell silent.
He walked confidently to the front, dressed neatly in his black university jacket, his expression calm and unreadable.
“Good afternoon,” he said in a steady voice.
“Thank you all for attending today’s Student Council meeting. Let’s begin.”
His professionalism impressed everyone in the room.
When it was finally the Architecture Department’s turn, Nani stood and walked toward the podium.
As he adjusted his presentation board, he accidentally dropped one of his blueprint tubes.
It rolled across the floor.
Without thinking, Sky stepped forward, picked it up, and handed it back to him.
“The blueprint,” he said simply.
Their fingers brushed for the briefest moment.
“Thank you,” Nani replied with a grateful smile.
Sky gave a small nod before returning to his seat.
The presentation continued, but for reasons neither of them understood, both found themselves stealing brief glances at the other.
Neither noticed the curious smiles beginning to spread among the students watching them.
Sometimes, fate didn’t arrive with loud declarations.
Sometimes, it began with the smallest act of kindness.
And sometimes…
It started with returning a single blueprint.