All That We Miss

In order to save her family's reputation Clementine needs to announce herself being in a relationship with someone who carries a remarkable and known surname. She was only given three days to find a guy and her being uninterested in anyone, she's so close to giving up until Yael, her best friend, offered help.

It was a truce, a great deal for the two of them: One will be able to save her family's face and one will be able to save himself from the awaiting fixed marriage.

With this, Clee agrees. Going to the next level, they have to make changes with their friendship. From kicking and hitting each other to hugging and holding hands, from wearing customized friendship shirts to a couple's outfit, from cursing each other to saying ILY's, and from sticking out a tongue in order to tease the other to actually kissing. And in order to save their friendship, they set a rule, a rule that everyone with a best friend knows; never fall in love.

And Clee knows that she is about to break that rule.

If only she was able to stop herself then, maybe they won't have to miss a train ride on a Wednesday and Thursday afternoon as they go home, a shooting star at night, an episode of their favorite comedy show, and a day of bickering with each other. Maybe they won't have to miss each others' life, maybe they won't have to miss each other at all.