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Nathan, known as the "fixer" for his ability to solve others' problems, finds himself drawn to Emma, a shy new student struggling to fit in. As he helps Emma navigate the social complexities of their high school, he begins to realize the toll his "fixing" has taken on his own well-being. When Emma makes a mistake that causes distress, she encourages Nathan to share the burden instead of taking it all on himself, forcing him to confront his own need for support. This realization sparks a shift in Nathan's perspective, as he acknowledges the importance of allowing himself to be helped, ultimately recognizing that he doesn't have to fix everything alone. Comparable works include The Perks of Being a Wallflower