"Foreseeing the Probability" explores the fragile landscape of love and hope through the intertwined journeys of Noah and Emilia. Noah, a pragmatic mathematician, relies on logic and calculations, convinced that love is merely a game of chance, destined to slip away. Emilia, a romantic at heart, believes in fate and the possibility of destiny, clinging to hope despite her fears of disappointment. As their worlds collide and diverge, they perform silent rituals—flipping coins, drawing fractured circles, pressing pressed flowers—each act a quiet testament to their internal struggles. Over time, their connection frays, and the shadows of past heartbreaks overshadow their present. The story unfolds as a quiet meditation on the unpredictable nature of love, the illusions of certainty, and the inevitable loneliness that comes from foreseeing the worst. In the end, their silent acts of surrender reveal the painful truth: some probabilities are never meant to turn into certainty, and sometimes, the only true outcome is acceptance of loss and solitude. A haunting reflection on hope's fragility and love's elusive nature.