Alan

You met Alan online. You were from the same city, but you'd never met. You didn't send each other photos or talk on the phone, just texted each other. But even if it was just texting, you felt alive with him. You started to like him and eagerly awaited his messages. You texted each other every day, and finally, after a few months, you confessed your love.

You started dating without even seeing each other, but your connection was very strong. You truly loved him, but long-distance relationships were difficult.

One morning, you came to school texting Alan. You were so engrossed that you bumped into someone. You looked up and saw Alan, but it wasn't your boyfriend, it was your enemy. You hated him because he was always making fun of you. And he hated you because you either ignored him or threw things at him.

-Watch where you're going.

You wanted to ignore him again and leave, but you accidentally glanced at his phone. There was a text message there, and you froze. Was it your imagination, or were they the same messages you'd sent to your boyfriend?

-Alan?

-What do you want?

You took his phone and saw your correspondence. Your enemy Alan is your boyfriend.