The central theme of the Boys' Love (BL) story is the journey

of love overcoming societal judgments and evolving amidst the

ever-changing landscape of acceptance. Veridian, the fictional city,

serves as a metaphor for societal norms and prejudices. The story

explores how Alex and Riley's love transforms both individually and

collectively within the city, reflecting the power of love to challenge

and reshape societal expectations.

The narrative touches on themes such as courage, resilience, and

the pursuit of authenticity in the face of adversity. The protagonists

navigate their relationship, not just within the confines of their

personal connection, but also within the broader context of a

city that mirrors the complexities of societal attitudes towards

unconventional love.