the handler

THE HANDLER

WRITTEN AND COMPOSED BY

OLUWASEUN WENDE

FOR HOMEVIDA SCRIPT WRITING COMPETITION, 2017.

EXT. FRONT OF LECTURE THEATER – DAY

Two girls (19&20) sit in front of the lecture hall alongside other students cluttered all around the hall. Another girl (19) is seen approaching the two sitting down.

 HILLARY

(Taps the second girl)

Amy, look. Your friend is coming.

                                                 AMAKA

Is she not your friend also? Abi what is all these your talk about?

                                                HILLARY

Well, I met her through you. And since then, Heaven knows it seemed like I stopped existing.

 AMAKA

What are you talking about?

 HILLARY

So, you’re trying to say you don’t know that since she became our friend, we are not……

       Her conversation ceases as the new girl joins them.

MELISSA

Hey guys, sorry I’m late. After meeting with the WUMSA president, someone else stopped to talk to me.

HILLARY

Oh, poor you. So important that everyone wants to talk to you but they’re taking your time.

                                                 AMAKA

Ignore her, she’s in a bad mood. How was your meeting with the WUMSA president?

MELISSA

Hils, are you okay?

HILLARY

Of course I’m okay. Do I look like I’m sick to you?

MELISSA

Yeesh, was just asking. No need to be so hard about it.

AMAKA

Told you to ignore her. Now tell me how did your meeting with Segun go?

MELISSA

Well, I agreed to be his PA and I’ll write his speeches and letters. Would also help analyse his schedule and make sure he doesn’t crumble underneath all the stress and workload of an association President.

 AMAKA

That’s nice. You’re really going places dear. So, tell me, won’t it be awkward working for him considering your history with him?

MELISSA

We are going to be adults about it and not freak out over the fact that he took my virginity cuz I was stupid enough to lose it.

HILLARY

Or that he dumped you afterwards.

 AMAKA

Hillary! If you have nothing nice to say then don’t speak.

 A tall guy (24) approaches them in quick strides

AMAKA (contd)

OMG! Act cool. Nicholas at 3 o’clock.

HILLARY

My Lord! My blouse is barely low cut. Oooooh why does my crush have to pass near me on a day I’m not looking seductive enough?

NICHOLAS

Good afternoon ladies

HILLARY

(Whispers to AMAKA)

He’s speaking to us?

 AMAKA

(Whispers back)

It would seem so.

 (In a louder voice)

Good afternoon Nicholas

HILLARY and MELISSA

Good afternoon

NICHOLAS

Melissa, you forgot the draft with me when you left a while ago.

 Hands Melissa a book while Hillary strains her neck to see.

NICHOLAS (contd)

Here you go. I’ll call you later in the evening.

MELISSA

Thank you Nicholas. Should be done with the final draft by then.

NICHOLAS

That would be awesome. Later then.

MELISSA

Bye.

                                                NICHOLAS

Bye ladies.

        He walks off

HILLARY

I’m guessing Nicholas was the ‘Somebody’ that stopped you on the way then. To actually think I thought he came to speak to us. He didn’t even send a glance our way cuz he was too busy smiling at you.

MELISSA

He simply came to return the rough draft of the drama script. He’s the NFCS president after all.

HILLARY

And you’re in the choir. Not the drama group, why are you writing their script?

MELISSA

I joined the drama group. I thought I told you.

HILLARY

You thought. Of course you thought. Well, you thought wrong.

MELISSA

Why are you so angry with me lately? I didn’t join because of Nicholas. You can have him, he’s all yours. I joined because I wanted to be able to write nice scripts and see people act them.

AMAKA

It’s okay Mel. Hillary is just in a sour mood lately. That’s why she’s taking it out on you.

 MELISSA

No problem. I just hate bearing the brunt of something that wasn’t my fault.

 

  INT. OFF CAMPUS – NIGHT

A moderately furnished student apartment. MELISSA sits on her bed with a neighbor.

EGBE

You need to check out the hot gist on cavegist this evening about one pretender.

MELISSA

The site who’s handler is still unknown?

EGBE

Of course. But handler known or not, that blog sheds enough light on students’ lives.

MELISSA

Maybe. I’m not really a fan of gossip blogs.

EGBE

I’ve forgotten you are an efiko. It’s either academic or fictional stuffs you read.

MELISSA

That’s where you are wrong. I read basically anything I come across.

A knock sounds at the door

MELISSA (contd)

Yes?  Who’s there?

AMAKA

It’s Amy.

MELISSA walks to the door and opens it.

AMAKA

 Babe Whatsup ?

MELISSA

I dey. Where you dey come from at this time?

AMAKA

I go town. I no see bike on time. I con say make I crash for your side. I no fit go my house again, day don dark.

            She drops her bag and joins EGBE on bed

AMAKA (contd)

Abeg, is there food? I’m very hungry.

MELISSA

Yes. I made beans if you want.

AMAKA

Beans to bed? No, I have a very delicate stomach. I’ll take beverages if you have them.

EGBE

You and this your abdomen sha.

AMAKA

There is nothing wrong with my abdomen.

MELISSA stands up and walks to the kitchen in the self-contain.

EGBE

But you just said your tummy is delicate.

AMAKA

I said no such thing. I said my stomach is, not my abdomen.

EGBE

No be the same thing we dey talk?

AMAKA

No be the same thing. The abdomen starts from the diaphragm separating it from the thorax and ends at the diaphragm separating it from the pelvic region. The stomach is one of the many organs you can find at the abdomen, so you see……

EGBE cuts her short.

EGBE

He don do. All of us can’t be medical students. Oya tell me, what is the second derivative of 4x^2?

AMAKA

Point taken.

 Faces the kitchen to call MELISSA

MELISSA, where is the beverage now?

MELISSA

I’m warming water for you. You can’t be drinking cold something this night now.

AMAKA

Thank you jor.

MELISSA brings the mug with steam and gives it to AMAKA who downs it in one huge gulp with satisfaction.

AMAKA (contd)

By the way, I have something to show you. I saw it online when I was waiting for bike.

MELISSA

What is it?

                                                AMAKA

You know this popular blog everyone visits lately? The one with the unknown handler.

                                                MELISSA

Cave something or wetin Dem dey call am?

EGBE

It’s cavegist aunty.

MELISSA

Whatever abeg. What about it Amy?

AMAKA

Hmm. I don’t know how to say this.

MELISSA

Uh…. Open your mouth and try to let your tongue and larynx work with your epiglottis to produce a sound?

                                                AMAKA

Quit it, sarcasm isn’t your strong suit. This is very serious and when you hear what I have to say, you won’t be smiling most definitely.

EGBE

If you no fit talk am, give her the phone make she read am now.

                                                AMAKA

No, I’ll tell you myself. That way I can soften the blow.

MELISSA

Amy, say something now. You’re getting me very anxious here oh.

AMAKA

Here goes nothing, well, the handler published a post today and it was about you.

MELISSA

About me? That’s strange.

EGBE

Wait oh, na she be Liz the writer?

MELISSA

Yes, that’s my writing alias. I sign all my works like that.

EGBE

Uh-oh

                                                MELISSA

What? What is it? Somebody tell me what’s going on. You’re freaking me out, right now.

AMAKA

Way to go Egbe. Freak her out before she hears what it is.

EGBE

As if you were doing a better job before.

MELISSA

Guys, guys. Please. Amy, tell me what it is.

AMAKA

Well, he or she might have written that you lost your virginity to Segun even though you very much knew he was still dating Louisa then. Then, it was also written that the two of you have been spotted together a lot lately and in compromising positions, at a restaurant, in a lecture theatre, in front of your house etc. All in all, they might have said you are not so innocent after all and nobody should believe the gentle look you like to parade around.

She is met by silence

AMAKA (contd)

Say something Mel. Please.

                                                EGBE

You’re freaking me out here Melissa. Please say something.

MELISSA

Let me see the article myself.

AMAKA

I don’t think it’s such a good idea.

MELISSA

Then I’ll search for it myself.

She picks her phone and starts to scroll through the screen after a while.

MELISSA (contd)

Wow. This person must really hate me this much to publish all these lies.

AMAKA

Mel, calm down.

MELISSA

(Shouts)

Calm down? I can’t freaking do that. Somebody just ruined me on the most popular blog in Wexford University. I won’t be able to show my face in school or anywhere again.

AMAKA

You can and you will. Screw what they wrote. No one would believe that except those that don’t know you. Everyone knows you’re better than that.

EGBE

Where did he or she even get the stupid idea that you lost it to Segun?

MELISSA

I did lose it to Segun but I had absolutely no idea that he was also dating Louisa at that time. It was me being stupid. As for being seen together with him lately, I’ve been working with him on the magazine for WUMSA. I’m the editor in chief.

EGBE

Well, someone must have spilled your secret to the handler before it was blown out of proportion and exaggerated upon.

MELISSA

But only you, Amy and HILLARY know about this. And of course Segun himself. Knowing Segun, he’s an association President and he doesn’t want it to be known that he played two girls at once, I doubt he’ll spill his secret to a blog handler.

EGBE

Well, someone has tattled. You have to be careful who you tell things to.

MELISSA

I can’t show my face in that school again.

AMAKA

Yes you will. With Hillary and I behind you.

MELISSA

I don’t doubt your support but I can’t be sure of Hillary’s own. With the way she’s been snapping at me lately, I’m not so sure she won’t be happy to see that write up about me.

AMAKA

Don’t say that. HILLARY is just being petty. Deep inside, you know she loves you and will dish out sass to anyone who dares to throw a jab at you.

MELISSA breaks down and starts to cry while AMAKA and EGBE console her.

 

EXT.  INSIDE THE UNIVERSITY MEDICAL   SCHOOL- DAY

MELISSA stands under tree with a guy (24) as they converse.

MELISSA

I don’t know who told the handler about it Segun. You think because I want to pay you back for what you did to me, I’ll decide to disgrace myself like that? That article was about me, not you.

                                                SEGUN

Well, I don’t know what to think. I thought you forgave me and we were past this.

MELISSA

And that is correct. Yes, I despise you but you’re vital for my writing being recognised, you think I’ll jeopardize that?

SEGUN

I really am sorry about what I did to you and what my inability to take responsibility made you do.

MELISSA

I don’t want to talk about that. My day is bad enough already. People have been throwing me scathing and mocking looks, here and there. The whispers are unending. Last thing I need right now is a trip down Memory Lane.

SEGUN.

I know. I’m still sorry though. Take care of yourself.

MELISSA

Thank you, I will.

She walks to AMAKA who is not too far from her, waiting for her to finish with Segun.

AMAKA

What was he apologising for so much? Just the fact that he slept with you?

MELISSA

Probably. I need to go and find a secluded spot to sit. If one more person looks at me like I’m sleeping with their dad, I will lose it.

AMAKA

You know that’s a very bad idea. When you are secluded and alone, bad thoughts start to pop up and you might be depressed.

MELISSA

I’m not sure I can get even more depressed than I already am.

AMAKA

All right then. I know what will cheer you up.

MELISSA

Oh Christ, please not another sing along.

AMAKA

Of course not. Though that would probably be a good idea to show these vultures that you are not affected by their glares.

MELISSA

But I am. Very seriously affected.

AMAKA

And they don’t need to know that. Give it three days, they’ll find a new interest and they’ll leave you alone.

MELISSA

And in that three days, I’m not leaving my house again. I knew it was a bad idea to come to School today.

AMAKA

You didn’t have a choice. You had histology practical. Now, about that cheering up, let’s walk to the fish rolls seller’s stand.

MELISSA

The thought of it rolls my stomach. Pun intended.

AMAKA

Not appreciated. Come on, let’s go.

They walk away

EXT. FISH ROLLS SELLER’S STAND- DAY

They are sitting on the bench near the stall while they eat the rolls.

                                                MELISSA

Thanks Amy, you definitely know how to cheer me up.

AMAKA

Well, I wouldn’t be your best friend if I don’t know how to do that now, would I?

MELISSA

True. But all the same, thank you. People around here are hungry, they don’t have the time to send me a mocking look.

AMAKA

That’s exactly why I bought you here.

A girl (21) walks towards them.

AMAKA (contd)

Louisa at 12 o’clock, watch out.

MELISSA

Oh God, why is she looking at me in such an awful way? What am I going? ………… Hey, good afternoon Louisa

LOUISA

What’s good about the afternoon MELISSA? How could you? You’ll smile, greet and say nice things to me, yet you were eyeing and sleeping with my boyfriend.

MELISSA

Believe me Louisa, I didn’t know he was your boyfriend and it was a one-time thing that stopped after I discovered he had a girlfriend.

LOUISA

And I’m supposed to believe that?

AMAKA

It’s your choice.

LOUISA

Let me tell you something, you little parasites, I’ve been in this School before you, I have the fans and friends than you can ever think of having, so, I can make your little social life miserable if you don’t watch your back.

AMAKA

Yes Mumsy.

LOUISA

And stop being a little smart ass.

MELISSA stands up but AMAKA drags her down until she frees herself and remains standing.

MELISSA

Wait a minute, what do you think this is? High school musical? This is real life princess. I’ve had enough of cowering because people thought it’ll be funny to mess with my head today and I’ve conveniently gotten to the end of my tether. I did not have a continuous affair with your guy, ex, it was a one-time thing that ended after I realized he had a girlfriend. Even if I did have an affair, it’s over, deal with it.

LOUISA

I can see you are such a shameless thing. Mark my words MELISSA, karma is right on your tail.

MELISSA

Maybe you should check your behind First.

Louisa walks away with a long hiss while AMAKA high fives MELISSA.

AMAKA

Yass girl, didn’t know you had that sass in you. She was so speechless.

MELISSA

I was just tired of being the victim, though technically I am the victim of a deranged psycho that’ll eventually turn out to be a schizophrenic psychotic bipolar nonentity.

AMAKA

Ouch, remind me not to get on your bad side.

MELISSA

Will sure do.

AMAKA

By the way, you should enter this in your diary, it’s a significant event in your life. Pour your thoughts into the pages, I know it’s therapeutic.

MELISSA

Dr James AMAKA. World renowned therapist.

AMAKA

Nah. I’m more of an orthopedic surgeon.

MELISSA

Come on, let’s go home. There’s basically nothing to do here in School.

AMAKA

Right on with you Sister.

 

INT.  MELISSA’S ROOM-DAY

 MELISSA sits on her bed writing in a book when a knock sounds at the door. She leaves the book on the bed to usher EGBE, AMAKA and HILLARY In.

EGBE

Babe, how you dey?

MELISSA

I’m quite fine thanks for asking.

AMAKA

See who came to see you.

AMAKA nudges HILLARY forward

HILLARY

Hi Mel. How are you doing?

MELISSA

I’m okay. You?

HILLARY

I’m okay also.

MELISSA

Good

HILLARY

Yeah

AMAKA

Hey hey hey, wetin dey do una? Abeg stop all these your jilted lovers’ awkward reunion.

MELISSA

I’m sorry Amy, but what did you expect? Last conversation I had with her, she had some choice words to say to me because NICHOLAS came to speak to me.

AMAKA

And she is very sorry about that, isn’t she? Hils?

HILLARY

Of course I am. And quit hitting me like that.

MELISSA

Well, apology accepted.

HILLARY

No, you don’t understand, I shouldn’t have let jealousy and my own insecurities come up and make me bitter against my best friend.

MELISSA

Like I said, apology accepted. Really, there’s nothing to be sorry about. We had a tiff and now it’s over. It happens.

HILLARY hugs MELISSA

HILLARY

Thank you so much Mel. Couldn’t bare being at odds with you. I missed us.

EGBE

I swear my eyes don dey tear me up or how Dem dey talk am sef?

AMAKA

Your eyes are tearing up. Not tearing you up.

They all laugh as EGBE flips Amy off jovially.

AMAKA (contd)

It’s really good to hear you laugh again today Mel.

MELISSA

It feels good to laugh with wonderful friends like you. I’m not sure I would have survived this if not for your support.

EGBE

Haha what are friends for?

AMAKA

Which reminds me. MELISSA, bring your Anatomy manuals for me abeg.

HILLARY

Copyfish. She will never do assignments, na to dey copy up and down she sabi do well well.

AMAKA

Mind your business oh bonga fish before I vex and open your chapter now.

MELISSA walks into the small hall way that connects the kitchen and bathrooms to the main room.

MELISSA

(From the hallway)

The two of you are not well, I swear. She copies assignments, you copy tests, and the two of you copy exams.

She returns to the room with the booklets and passes them to Amy.

EGBE

Gbam! Matter don burst. And una go dey form serious medical students up and down. Hehehe.

AMAKA

He don do like that oh. MELISSA, we’ll like to be on our way now. It’s almost dusk.

HILLARY

That’s true. I can’t walk that our area at night.

MELISSA

That’s true. Let EGBE and I walk you guys to the junction.

EGBE

You go just dey order someone up and down. What if all I need is a little please?

MELISSA

When coming back, we’ll buy six pure bliss biscuits.

EGBE

Done.

The others laugh while MELISSA locks her door.

 

EXT.  FRONT OF MELISSA’S ROOM-DAY

MELISSA and EGBE stand in front of MELISSA’S door as they stare at something on the screen of a phone.

MELISSA

You have got to be kidding me. That is not me. I mean it’s my face but that is not my body.

EGBE

Yeah, I know that. But not everyone does. This is very bad.

 MELISSA

But what did I ever to this cave gist handler? Why is the person so determined to torment me?

EGBE

Calm down Mel. We are going to find out who this sadistic internet bully is and we are going to deal with him or her.

MELISSA

What am I going to do now? It was terrible last time, it’s going to be awful this time around.

EGBE

You’re going to do the same thing you did. Hold your head high and pretend they’re not getting to you. You can’t afford to miss School. Your part one MBBS exam is near.

AMAKA and HILLARY approach them from the gate of the compound.

EGBE (contd)

Thank God your friends are here. I can already see those tears threatening to fall down your cheeks.

AMAKA

I’m guessing she has seen what that bastard posted again.

EGBE

Yes, she has. Why is this person so determined to frustrate her? A photo shopped picture of her head on a slim person’s naked body. Now it’ll look like she takes nude pictures as a hobby.

HILLARY

The sadist even had the guts to tag her as a local porn star.

MELISSA

My education is over. I can’t go to School anymore. Which means no classes, that means I won’t make the required attendance cut off. That means I won’t sit for the exam, that means I’ll fail. That means I’m going to………

AMAKA

Jesus! Calm down MELISSA. It hasn’t gotten to that. You’re not going to fail because you’ll write that exam. You want to know why? Because you’ll go to School and not miss a single practical class. You already missed enough last month when you were on admission. You can’t risk missing more.

MELISSA

Now I’m Melissa the porn star. No longer the slut sleeping with people’s boyfriends. That’s quite the classy promotion, isn’t it?

HILLARY

You’ll be fine baby girl. You’re stronger than all these things.

MELISSA

(Sits on the ground)

But I’m not. I am just as human and weak as the next person. These things are getting to me.

EGBE

This is a strong kind of hate. Cyber bullying that shouldn’t be allowed to integrate into the school system.

AMAKA

So, you fit speak English like this?

EGBE

Quit it Amy, this is not the time for jokes.

 AMAKA

I was just trying to lighten up everything. She needs us to be happy, so that it’ll rub on her. She’s already depressed enough for all of us. We don’t need to add to it.

 MELISSA

I’m not sure anything can work right now. I’m too far gone to be cheered up right now.

HILLARY

No, it’s not. You will make it through this.

EGBE

While we will also need to hunt down this internet bully and hater. We will need to start by meeting with famous student bloggers to ask them questions.

HILLARY

Exactly. Hunting down this perpetrator is the only way to make sure this stupidity ends.

 

INT. EGBE’S ROOM- DAY

EGBE is seen packing things into a leather bag in a hurry when a knock sounds at the door. She opens the door to admit HILLARY in.

EGBE

Hey Hils, will you be accompanying me to the hospital today?

HILLARY

No, I can’t.

EGBE

Why are you this sad? MELISSA is going to be fine. We found her on time before the drug overdose could have done more serious damage to her.

HILLARY

I’m here because of that. I think I know who the blog handler is.

EGBE

How? Who? Where?

HILLARY

Come with me.

They rush out of the room together.

 

INT.  AMAKA’S ROOM- DAY

AMAKA is seen typing away on her phone furiously before a knock sounds on her door. She opens the door to admit somber looking EGBE and HILLARY.

AMAKA

Hey guys what’s up?

EGBE

Wow! I’ve got to admit you had us all fooled. The cheer leading speeches, the smiles of encouragement, even making HILLARY seem like the bad egg whereas you were the bad egg.

AMAKA

(In a shaky voice)

What are you talking about?

EGBE

What are we talking about? You know what I’m talking about you little cyber troll. You have been the cave gist handler all these while. Making all those six posts about someone you called friend. Each one worse than the last. The final straw was this last one about why she and Segun really broke up. That she was pregnant and he ditched her and she had to abort it in a moment of indecision. Now you’ve broken her to an extent that she had to resort to drug overdose to take her own life because she couldn’t handle the shame and the pain anymore.

AMAKA

How was I supposed to know the crazy drama queen would want to commit suicide?

HILLARY

Crazy? Did you say crazy? If anyone is crazy or is a drama queen here, it’s you. What did she ever do to you?

AMAKA

What? Everything. She was so darn perfect, getting all the glory. All the love. All the guys. It was so obvious Nicholas is smitten with her. I did what I had to, so I could clip her wings.

Immediately she says wings, EGBE rushes towards her but is held back by HILLARY.

EGBE

Ooooooooooh HILLARY, leave me make I teach this wench a lesson.

HILLARY

That won’t make any difference right now. As for you AMAKA, where’s MELISSA’s diary? I saw you take it when we were in her house after that first scandal. I didn’t know why until this last one you posted. I knew there was no way anyone could have known that bit unless the person read her diary. Because I was actually the one that wrote that entry one night I found her crying and she told me all about it and that I should help her write it because she wouldn’t want to stain the pages with tears.

                                                AMAKA

So, that was what gave me away?

EGBE

(With a sneer)

Wow genius, you figured that out. So smart.

HILLARY

Yes. Now give me the book so I can return it to the owner. We’ll deal with you after all these.

AMAKA

Good luck proving anything. You can’t link it to me.

HILLARY.

AMAKA. I’ve been your friend for years. I know how you think. Which was why all these was being recorded. Have a wonderful evening.

EGBE and HILLARY exit, leaving a stunned looking AMAKA alone in her room.

 

 

EXT.  FRONT OF MELISSA’S HOUSE-DAY

MELISSA is locking her main door while there is a packed bag next to her on the ground. NICHOLAS is seen rushing towards her from the gate.

NICHOLAS

Oh God. MELISSA. It’s actually true. You’re leaving.

MELISSA

Yes NICHOLAS. It’s so good to see you outside the hospital. By the way, how did it go with Segun’s sanction for breach of presidential moral conduct?

                                                NICHOLAS

He was able to prove they were just mere allegations. And when word got out that all those posts were the jealous ramblings of a crazy friend, his case became even more solid.

MELISSA

That’s wonderful.

NICHOLAS

Melissa, I…… 

MELISSA

What is it NICHOLAS?

NICHOLAS

Why are you leaving? I mean I get it, but really, why? We already started the anti-bullying and anti-hate internet campaign. The internet was the medium of the hate, the internet should be the way to stop it. Which was what we should have been doing instead of looking for the perpetrator.

MELISSA

Does it make any difference for me again? My parents thought it wise that I change environment. I will be starting sessions with a therapist at home while my transfer is being worked. I can’t stay here anymore if I want to recover fully. Trying to commit suicide is the highest point of depression I have ever reached.

NICHOLAS

Please don’t go. I think I’m in love with you. You’re all I’ve been able to think of for a long time. Making you the script writer was just an excuse to find a way to spend more time with you.

MELISSA

I think I really like you too. But, my parents’ words are final. For once, I actually agree with them. No matter how much it hurts to leave it’s for the best. Just continue the online anti-hate campaign and the No violence slogan. It would really help others before they end up like me.

NICHOLAS

I’m guessing your parents are the ones waiting in the SUV outside the gate.

MELISSA

Yes. Which is why I have to go now. I can’t keep them waiting any longer. They will come back for the rest of my stuff. I only packed the essentials.

NICHOLAS bends to pick up the duffel bag while he walks with her to the gate.

NICHOLAS

Get well soon Mel. The new campaign is in your honour. You were brave.

MELISSA

Myself? I took the coward’s way out. That doesn’t spell braveness.

NICHOLAS

Most people would not last that long you know? I’m just happy AMAKA is getting the just punishment the School can dish out to her.

MELISSA

The verdict isn’t out yet. She might not be expelled.

 She collects her bag when they get to her parent’s car. She gets in the car while NICHOLAS greets her parents.

MELISSA (contd)

Take care of yourself Nick. We’ll see again soon.

NICHOLAS

How soon is soon?

MELISSA

(With a smile as the car reverses)

You’ll be surprised. Bye NICHOLAS.

NICHOLAS

(With a reluctant wave)

Bye MELISSA

ENDS

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