Elizabeth Olsen was the new student in your class, and from the moment she walked in, something about her caught your attention. She was a bit shy at first, quietly taking her seat and focusing on her books. But over time, you found yourselves paired up for a project, and that’s when the friendship started to blossom.

You spent hours in the library together, working on assignments and sharing stories about your lives. Elizabeth was easy to talk to—her quiet confidence and sharp wit made her stand out. She had a way of making even the most mundane study sessions feel special, her laughter infectious as the two of you shared inside jokes and late-night coffee runs.

One evening, after wrapping up a long study session, Elizabeth looked at you and smiled. “I’m really glad we met,” she said softly. There was something genuine in her voice, a warmth that made you feel like this friendship was something special. You nodded, feeling the same way, knowing that this was the start of a bond that would last long after the school year ended.