Handheld iPhone Style School Romance

Presented in the style of raw, untreated iPhone handheld video footage with all camera settings on auto, no post-color grading or special effects. The image features realistic handheld jitter and the operator's breathing. Auto-focus occasionally searches, lags, or briefly blurs, and auto-white balance adjusts naturally to classroom lighting. The overall image is flat, retaining realistic lens flare and slight edge chromatic aberration. Only natural in-scene environmental sounds (classroom noise, chairs scraping, students whispering) are used, with no background music. Filmed from a student's perspective with occasionally imperfect composition. The girl uses Preset Character #1 in Preset Clothing #2. The boy is an ordinary 11th-grade male with dark short hair and a reserved expression. Includes deep male voiceover and synchronized subtitles at the bottom. 0-4s: Medium shot of a classroom break. The boy meticulously cleans the girl's desk with wet wipes and places breakfast there while classmates tease him. 4-8s: Quick cuts of daily moments of him serving her quietly despite teasing. 8-11s: During class, the teacher asks about the girl's absence. The camera turns to the boy whose eyes redden as he prepares to speak. 12-18s: Continuation of the previous shot. The boy chokes up and says, 'Teacher, she... she won't be coming back anymore... terminal stage. My dad was her doctor and asked me to accompany her. Last night my dad told me... my mission... is complete.' He bows his head, shoulders trembling. The class falls silent. The teacher pauses and wipes an eye. 18-23s: Transition to the next morning. The classroom door bursts open; the girl (Character #1) walks in furiously, pinches the boy's ear, and yells, 'I heard you killed me off yesterday? I just took a day off for a cold!' The camera shakes from the sudden movement. 23-30s: The class bursts into laughter. The girl keeps pinching his ear while he looks aggrieved. The voiceover concludes mockingly. The footage maintains a raw documentary feel without post-processing.