Hole in my Heart

When they were in high school, Olive Greenwood and River Byrne were inseparable. She was the Student Council and he was the nice athlete. Between books and games, their friendship was solid. When they had to leave for college, though, things changed: River got a scholarship and moved to Houston, with a promise to always some back to New York to visit Olive, who was going to get her Political Science Major at NYU. But time passes and visits quickly get from scarce to non-existent. Many years pass and River, after some serious shoulder injury followed by a public doping scandal, moved back to his old town, where his family still had a property, to hide for a while. There, he finds Olive again, working, living and loving other people. River's breakdown is the chance he needed to reconnect with happier times and a better self.
Meanwhile, Olive lives a simple life, without any luxuries nor drama, fully focused on her social projects and political work. The return of Dylan, now a famous athlete and a rich man, is, for sure, going to mess up the balance of her life.
This is a story about making choices, dealing with consequences and learning to start over.