Far from Miguel, a long-time friend, David finds himself lost when he enters university. Shy, he fears the prospect of making new friends, so he seeks to be alone. However, David's life changes when he bumps into Pedro, a senior student and quite popular. David does not understand why Pedro wants to be his friend, since he considers himself a stranger among normal people; however, he does not know that his life is not so different from his colleague's life, who under all popularity hides a secret. What does Pedro keep to himself? Is that capable of changing his relationship with his family, his girlfriend and his friends? Is it capable of revealing to David the true sad and lonely soul of a young man who is repressing himself? Repressed Boys is more than a cliché novel of discovery. Indeed, it is a story that shows the best of life: the truth as the only way to be happy

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