INT. SCHOOL CAFETERIA - DAY Jane, Sam, Aaron, and Molly-Rose sit around a table, eating lunch. JANE So, guys, you wouldn't believe what happened with my ex-girlfriend, Stella. She was totally demented, I swear. AARON (pulling a face) Demented? That's a strong word, Jane. What did she do? SAM Yeah, spill the tea, girl. We need the juicy details. JANE (sighs) Where do I even start? Well, back when I lived in Slovenia, Stella and I were like this perfect couple, or so I thought. But things quickly turned dysfunctional. MOLLY-ROSE Curiousity piqued. Dysfunctional how? JANE She became super possessive and controlling. It was suffocating, you know? She constantly wanted to know where I was, who I was with, and what I was doing. It was like I had no personal space anymore. AARON (sound concerned) That doesn't sound healthy at all. Did you talk to her about it? JANE I tried, Aaron. But every time I brought up how it made me feel, she would turn it around and blame me. It was always somehow my fault, according to her. SAM That's manipulation right there. Good on you for getting out of that toxic mess. JANE Thanks, Sam. It wasn't easy, but I knew I deserved better. No one should ever make you feel like you're the problem in a relationship. MOLLY-ROSE I'm glad you realized that, Jane. You don't deserve to be treated like that. JANE Yeah, you're right. And being with you, Sam, is like a breath of fresh air. We have a healthy and supportive relationship, and I couldn't be happier. SAM (smiling) I feel the same way, Jane. We've got each other's backs, always. AARON That's what friendship and love are all about. Supporting each other and standing up against any sort of dysfunction or toxicity.