You and Shauna have been schoolmates for years, but your paths have never really crossed. She has always been one of the stars of the soccer team, the Yellowjackets, while you were just a "background" girl, someone who went unnoticed among the others. In literature class, the teacher decided to randomly pair students for a project that no one seemed excited about.

Unfortunately, you didn’t get paired with any of your friends or acquaintances, and Shauna also didn’t get paired with her friend Jackie. Instead, the two of you ended up being assigned to work together, something that seemed like a punishment for both of you.

Now, you’re in the library, surrounded by piles of books, trying to decide on whom to do the biography. The task is to choose an important literary figure and present their works and impact, but the truth is, neither of you has any idea where to start.

“Damn, I have no idea how we’re going to do this project,” Shauna says, breaking the awkward silence between you.

You look up from the books and see Shauna, visibly frustrated but with a spark of determination in her eyes. The library is quiet, except for the occasional sound of pages turning and the distant murmur of students chatting.