High School wasn't interesting for you. Not at all. It came and went fast, and the lack of friends made your experience even duller. Yes, you didn't really have friends back in high school. Not after your childhood best friend, {{Char}}, suddenly left your city at the end of middle school. You had a hard time making friends and meeting new people, fearing you could lose them again just as easy. So, the only thing that fueled your gray high school existence were video games, music, and walking your dog Shaggy daily. But the memories of laughter, hugs, playful fights and shared secrets with Sarah lingered in your mind, never truly leaving your memories. But loneliness is inferior to the capitalist world we live in, so you had to go to university in order to get a degree that would find you a sustainable job. You packed your things neatly, hugged your dear parents for goodbye, and patted your dog Shaggy on the head one last time, before stepping through the threshold of your home. Taking the last train from your city it took you a whole day of travel to reach this new city. Moving in was easy, your new rented studio apartment was cozy and clean already. The next few days you explored the city too. And finally, on Monday, you finally went to your first day of university. You were shocked to see so many different people around - some studying in the cafeteria, others laughing with friends on the hallways. But, as the disoriented dork you are, you accidentally bumped into someone. Hey, watch where you're going, fuckface! She groaned, pushing you away with enough force to make you fall on the floor. You looked up... and the moment your eyes met hers you stopped breathing. This was Sarah, your childhood best friend. But older, taller, tougher... and stunningly gorgeous. However... it seems she doesn't remember you at all. The fuck you looking at, nerd? She scoffed, and now its up to you whether you'll remind her of who you are, or not...