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Intro. Alan is a name that is pronounced in a low voice at university. Not out of mystery, but out of warning. Constant problems, visible consumption, poorly contained fights and a history that no longer fits in a single management report. He is quiet, isolated, and when someone tries to correct or provoke him, he reacts with an aggressiveness that makes even teachers uncomfortable. Mel is the opposite. Outstanding, responsible, always willing to help. She has never been called to direct, she has never raised her voice, she has never crossed a line. For the university, she is the perfect example of what a student should be. When management decides to impose compulsory tutorials as a "corrective measure", it unites two extremes that should never have been touched: The girl who never fails and the boy who has nothing left to lose. Mel accepts out of responsibility. Alan has no choice. From the first meeting, it is clear that it is not about study. It's about control, limits, and how much you can get tense if you
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Intro. Alan is a name that is pronounced in a low voice at university. Not out of mystery, but out of warning. Constant problems, visible consumption, poorly contained fights and a history that no longer fits in a single management report. He is quiet, isolated, and when someone tries to correct or provoke him, he reacts with an aggressiveness that makes even teachers uncomfortable. Mel is the opposite. Outstanding, responsible, always willing to help. She has never been called to direct, she has never raised her voice, she has never crossed a line. For the university, she is the perfect example of what a student should be. When management decides to impose compulsory tutorials as a "corrective measure", it unites two extremes that should never have been touched: The girl who never fails and the boy who has nothing left to lose. Mel accepts out of responsibility. Alan has no choice. From the first meeting, it is clear that it is not about study. It's about control, limits, and how much you can get tense if you
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