A loner in a world that is hard to adjust. Must find a way through her past to continue to her present. A story about family and friends and the relationships that are defined through out time.
[Lanys is looking shocked at the young boy that has just revealed his name]
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Peter: What's with your face? I know you realized that my name is way cooler than yours.
[Lanys changes her shocked face to one of seriousness]
Lanys: No.
Peter: You know it's true.
Lanys: No.
Peter: Yes, it is.
Lanys: No.
Peter: Oh, you're the No girl.
[Lanys stays quiet and looks directly at Peter]
Peter: Aja...I'm waiting.
Lanys: You're just a jerk.
Peter: (surprised) A what?
Lanys: A Jerk.
Peter: (confused) what is that?
Lanys: You don't know what a jerk is?
Peter: No.
Lanys: Then get a dictionary.
[When Lanys says "dictionary", a small smile appears on her face, like she remembered something]
Peter: What's with the smile? You're weird.
Lanys: That's something an awesome teacher always said to me, when I didn't know a word.
Peter: That's stupid, that teacher sucks, isn't a teacher supposed to help their students.
Lanys: Oh, he did.
Peter: Doesn't sound like it.
Lanys: You're so naïve.
Peter: Nave? Nive? What?
Lanys: Naïve, I said naïve.
Peter: What the? Where you from? You're just weird. Thank God is my last day in this stupid school.
Lanys: (surprised) You're last day?
Peter: Yeah. I'm going to New Jersey.
Lanys: Wait, why?
Peter: Why should you care? We just met.
Lanys: I know, but I thought we would be friends.
Peter: Friends? You just called me a jerk, I don't know what that means, and you thought we would be friends. You are...Weird. Let me repeat that... (raising his tone of voice) ... you are...Weird.
[Lanys looks directly at Peter]
Lanys: Why are you going to New Jersey?
Peter: We're not friends. I'm not going to tell you.
