INT. JANE'S BEDROOM - DAY Jane, a confident and adventurous 14-year-old girl, is hanging out with her girlfriend, Sam, and their friend and neighbor, Aaron Ling, who is autistic. The room is filled with colorful posters and action figures. Jane clumsily moves around the room while Sam and Aaron watch her with amusement. JANE (trying to imitate a superhero) Watch out, world! Super Jane is here! SAM (laughing) Oh, Super Jane, maybe you should stick to saving the day on the ground. Aaron remains quiet, intently focusing on his favorite toy, a robot action figure, as he meticulously poses it. JANE (teasingly) Hey, Aaron, if your robot is so tough, let's see if it can handle a little tumble! Jane reaches for the robot action figure and accidentally knocks it off the shelf. The toy crashes onto the floor, breaking apart. JANE (panicked) Oh no! Aaron, I'm so sorry! I didn't mean to do that! Sam quickly steps in, placing a comforting hand on Jane's shoulder. SAM It's alright, Jane. We'll fix it, won't we, Aaron? Aaron's face registers a mix of sadness and frustration. AARON (upset) That was my favorite toy. Jane crouches down next to Aaron, feeling genuinely remorseful. JANE I really am sorry, Aaron. I didn't realize it meant that much to you. Is there anything I can do to make it up to you? Aaron takes a deep breath, trying to calm himself. AARON (slightly agitated) You broke it, Jane. It won't ever be the same. Sam interjects, trying to diffuse the tension. SAM Aaron, we'll find a way to fix it or maybe even get you a new one. And Jane will learn to be more careful. Jane nods, determined to make things right. JANE You're right, Sam. I'll do whatever it takes to make it up to Aaron, even if it means saving up for a new one or helping him repair it. AARON (sternly) You promise? JANE (sincerely) I promise, Aaron. I'll make it right. Just give me a chance. Aaron's frown slowly transforms into a small smile as he realizes that Jane genuinely cares about his feelings. AARON Alright, Jane. But you have to be more careful next time. JANE (agreed) I will, I promise. We're friends, right? Aaron extends his hand, and Jane shakes it, their friendship reinstated. AARON Friends. The tension dissipates as they move past the accident, united by their understanding and acceptance of one another's differences. FADE OUT.