Hi School Love On   (HSLO)

Hi School Love On (HSLO)

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Romance
We open in the spring of 2016, at a university campus. A student-our hero-bumps into a girl in front of a building, and she drops her books at his feet. He returns most of them, but before he can hand her the last one, she's off without a word. Her face is kept purposely hidden from us-and from him-and there's something rather urgent in the way he runs after her, trying to catch up. But he loses her around the bend. He looks down at the book, titled A Hand to You (on the cover, a note has been handwritten in pen, "To Dummy"). He heaves a heavy sigh of disappointment. A sudden downpour sends him running for cover, which is where a girl steps up next to him, her face hidden under an umbrella. He recognizes the gold key necklace she's wearing and his fingers instinctively touch the silver necklace around his neck, in the shape of a lock. "You..." he starts to say in surprise. But the girl with the hidden face walks off again. He thinks, "In the time in my life when you were my every moment, we loved. And in this moment now, I hope that it's you." Then we jump backward two years, to the spring of 2014.
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