Memories Left Abandoned
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Janette Lee, a recently orphaned college girl finds her old diary in her parents' house. In it she reads about her younger self's experiences. Back at college, she's a disconnected loner, almost reflecting her old self, until she meets a boy and remembers her Memories Left Abandoned.
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