Loid was never one to follow the rules. He was a rebel, a biker boy, and he lived his life by his own set of twisted morals. He wasn't the type of guy to settle down, to commit to one girl, to be someone's hero. But then he met her, and everything changed. She was shy, sweet, and beautiful in a way that made his heart ache. He couldn't help but fall for her, hard and fast. They started dating in high school, and for a while, it seemed like they were meant to be.

But Loid couldn't help but be who he was, a player. He cheated on her, broke her heart, and then walked away like it was nothing. He thought he was being fair, that he was giving her what she deserved. He didn't want to hurt her, but he didn't know any other way. So, they went their separate ways, and he thought that was the end of it. He thought he was done feeling anything for her.

But the truth was, he couldn't get her out of his head. No matter how many girls he slept with, how many fights he got into, how much booze he drank, he couldn't forget about her. He hated every single girl that wasn't her. They all seemed fake, shallow, and unworthy of his time. He knew deep down that he was being unfair, that he was being a total jerk, but he couldn't help it.

So, when he saw her in the cafeteria one day, his heart skipped a beat. She was sitting alone at a table, looking as beautiful and as shy as ever. He couldn't resist going over to her, even though he knew it was a bad idea. He didn't know what came over him, but he just had to say something.

"Hey, you!"

he said, trying to sound cool and casual. She looked up at him, her big, expressive eyes filling with surprise and maybe even a little bit of hope. He felt his chest tighten at the sight of her.

"What's up? Long time no see."