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One moment everything changes. She's not the same person she used to be and he is not the same person he used to be. Even though they both share roots in a town people only want to escape; Oliver and Penny have always been content with their lives but as time changes and kids become adults new barriers find themselves trudging into their lives, pulling them apart as the years fly by. Oliver and Penny have lived every romantic's dream; growing up next door to one another, holding the keys to each other's houses, climbing through each other's windows each night, and spending their weekends on the roof, counting the stars and sharing dreams. The only problem for the supposed fairy tale lovers is that there has never been a shared spark between the two and as the two gradually evolve into two varied people finding their own paths in life; perhaps all of it was simply misunderstood. Based off of Boyhood movie ~
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