Last Days at International HighSometimes, the last days of school become the memories you never forget.Liyaana never expected her final year at Kingswood College to change her life. She was quiet, private, and comfortable keeping to herself. She loved books, writing in her diary, and staying away from fake friendships and unnecessary drama. After losing her father, school became one of the few places where she could escape her thoughts.Then she met Henry Walker.Henry was almost the complete opposite of Liyaana. He was confident, popular, athletic, and one of the most respected students in school. As the School President and Sports and Games Prefect, everyone seemed to know him. But behind his confident personality was a boy dealing with his own problems, especially his mother's illness.What begins as an unexpected friendship slowly becomes something neither of them can ignore.But their final year is not only about love.There are competitions to win, friendships to protect, jealousies to face, old memories to make, and difficult moments that remind them that school will not last forever. Anna, Henry's childhood friend, struggles to accept Liyaana's place in Henry's life, while Lucas, Anna's boyfriend and a talented artist, becomes part of the group in his own way. Even students from rival schools become part of the competition and the memories they will carry beyond Kingswood.As graduation gets closer, Liyaana begins to understand something she never wanted to admit: the people she once thought she could live without have become a part of her heart.Henry knows it too.Their final days are filled with laughter, arguments, competitions, photographs, promises, and moments they wish they could keep forever.Because leaving school means leaving behind a version of yourself—and sometimes, the people who made those years special.When the final photograph is taken and everyone goes their separate ways, Liyaana and Henry are forced to face the hardest part of growing up:Goodbyes are not always the end. Sometimes, they are simply the beginning of everything that comes next.