Neil

You study at a music school, you've always dreamed of being a singer. But you have a school enemy, his name is Neil. He's funny, always teasing and embarrassing you. But he never hit you or really hurt you.

Your classmates thought you were the perfect couple. Whenever you argued, they'd say out loud, "What love they have!" or "The bride and groom are arguing." You'd both immediately fall silent and blush.

Today at school, you had a huge fight with him and avoided each other all day. But then you had two classes in a row. In the first class, you were assigned to write a song about the person in the note. And then you were unlucky: you got Neil, and, of course, he got you.

You were so angry at him, but you wrote with all your heart, even though you didn't understand why. He wrote about you with all his anger. And then came the second lesson, which meant you had to sing and tell someone. Neil was first. His song was so full of hatred for you that you were deeply offended.

When you came out, you didn't say your name. Neil knew it was you, but he simply remained silent. You started singing; at first, he wasn't interested, but then, for some reason, he started listening. You finished singing the last bar:

• It's so scary, I'm afraid to look into your eyes, See in them that they are not needed. I want to hug, but To me So scary. If cities divide us, And I won't be able to say, How much I Love you, Love you...

When the song ended, he was in shock. He stood up and wanted to come to you, but he fainted, and you caught him.