Speaker A
Oh. Uh, sorry. Um, sorry.
Elle and Miles navigate high school life, relationships, and personal challenges in this heartfelt love story by Bella Ramos.
Key Takeaways
- Teenage relationships are complex and filled with both humor and vulnerability.
- Personal interests and social dynamics play a significant role in forming connections.
- Open communication helps resolve misunderstandings and build trust.
- Support from friends and family is important during emotional growth.
- The setting and environment influence the characters’ moods and perspectives.
What the video covers
- Elle and Miles meet and engage in playful banter involving a small sale and school life.
- They discuss school spirit, sports teams, and social dynamics at their high school.
- Miles buys Elle’s artwork, leading to a budding friendship and mutual respect.
- The story touches on personal interests, such as vegetarianism and cross country running.
- Elle and Miles explore their feelings and the complexities of teenage relationships.
- The narrative includes moments of vulnerability, humor, and emotional connection.
- They navigate misunderstandings, social pressures, and family dynamics.
- The setting includes references to Seattle’s rainy weather and its impact on mood.
- The story reveals romantic counterparts and the challenges of young love.
- The video ends with hints of deeper connections and ongoing relationship development.
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Speaker A
It's okay. Do you know how much money you can make off of this?
Speaker A
Mhm. 20 bucks. Are you okay?
Speaker A
Yeah, we have 20 bucks. That's a steal. 25.
Speaker A
Great. So great. Okay. Okay. 30. Are you sure you're all right?
Speaker A
Does this school not have a football team? If so, I can't imagine they're very highly motivated since going twice.
Speaker A
Sold to Miles. Miles.
Speaker A
I think girls here think cheering for boys is lame.
Speaker A
Hi guys. So, they just cheer for themselves.
Speaker A
Okay. What's next? Here you go.
Speaker A
Oh, it's, uh, it's really something. You got a name?
Speaker A
L Woods. L Woods. Yeah.
Speaker A
Hey, let me help you with that. Miles. Hi. Hey.
Speaker A
Thanks. Yeah. I have to come clean. Jacob's mom's never going to make it in the art world.
Speaker A
I am so sorry. So, you don't hate me either?
Speaker A
Should I hate you? Preferably not.
Speaker A
Well, you could have convinced me. Actually, you did convince me. That's why I bought it.
Speaker A
Continue not hating you. Thank you.
Speaker A
Oh, the vegetarian option, please. Great.
Speaker A
I know you're thinking, "Of course, the LA girl's vegetarian, but factory farming is a major contributor to global warming."
Speaker A
Are you okay?
Speaker A
Agreed. Unfortunately, my cross country coach does not.
Speaker A
Is that the one where you ski and then shoot a gun?
Speaker A
Uh, it, it's running. Heights. 53 in kitten heels. Let me just run.
Speaker A
Well, I don't run, but I do walk with conviction.
Speaker A
Miles, this is so nice. But you can go. Like, seriously, please go.
Speaker A
I can't actually.
Speaker A
What? Uh, nothing. You could be concussed.
Speaker A
Fine. Hey, are you going to Carpet Mart on Saturday?
Speaker A
Okay, what is Carpet Mart?
Speaker A
On the drive over here, you claimed your favorite color was charcoal.
Speaker A
I did not say that.
Speaker A
It's not actually about carpet. I mean, it is, but it's not.
Speaker A
Did I say that? Just testing your short-term memory. You passed.
Speaker A
Anyway, you were saying about Saturday and inquiring about my potential availability.
Speaker A
I'm sorry. Let me see. I got to run. To deal with conviction.
Speaker A
Enjoy your bun.
Speaker A
I will. She's going to make it. Thanks.
Speaker A
You're both here. And thank you for helping.
Speaker A
Uh, see you later. See you together 'cause you're a couple.
Speaker A
Looking super strong and committed this morning, I might add. Go.
Speaker A
Which one's better? Blueberry or everything?
Speaker A
You want me to choose between the two of you?
Speaker A
Sorry, Miles. Got to go. Blueberry girl code.
Speaker A
Oh, I see. So, you two are teaming up against me always.
Speaker A
And to think we could have had everything together.
Speaker A
That's, I don't know about everything.
Speaker A
Can I help?
Speaker A
Oh, sure.
Speaker A
Oh, you meant the baby.
Speaker A
Oh, ignore me. There's some signage by the entrance of the woods. My, my dad helped me put it up.
Speaker A
I think I might have a hairline concussion from that mosh pit.
Speaker A
Oh, hey, great race, by the way. What you did at the end there. That was pretty epic.
Speaker A
I think you got to hear up.
Speaker A
No, don't.
Speaker A
And to be honest, it's the first time I've run in front of that many people.
Speaker A
So, I mean, I want it there. It's mine.
Speaker A
Okay. Sit yourself. Tada. Very impressive.
Speaker A
I have my own.
Speaker A
I'm a pro.
Speaker A
You're very sparkly. It's an oil-free shimmer and it is unisex if you're interested.
Speaker A
I think it's going to rain here. Stay under the tree.
Speaker A
They're so cute together.
Speaker A
I didn't realize they were together.
Speaker A
I'll take this to him. There you go.
Speaker A
Dustin doesn't really seem like her type, does he?
Speaker A
Dustin, huh?
Speaker A
Uh, yeah. Yeah, it's new.
Speaker A
Okay. How did you know that?
Speaker A
Fair. Long enough, you can just kind of feel it.
Speaker A
I guess I didn't really know about you and Shannon, right?
Speaker A
Yeah. Not so new. Two years.
Speaker A
Don't you get tired of all the rain?
Speaker A
No. Can I ask you something?
Speaker A
Uh, it's, it's stupid.
Speaker A
I mean, people complain about Seattle being like dark and depressing, but rain is actually what makes it beautiful.
Speaker A
Did I, like, do something wrong?
Speaker A
No. So, what makes it green?
Speaker A
No. I mean, it's fine. I mean, how could you?
Speaker A
Barely know each other, right?
Speaker A
Yeah.
Speaker A
Oh, got it. We both just found out we have romantic counterparts.
Speaker A
You're right.
Speaker A
So, you and Dustin, speaking of, I should probably go.
Speaker A
Yeah. Fine. Mhm.
Speaker A
Mine. If I'm being perfectly honest, we were never actually dating.
Speaker A
Kimberly thought I had a crush on somebody else.
Speaker A
Crush on who?
Speaker A
So, the gay couple across the street my mom's obsessed with.
Speaker A
It's my dad's.
Speaker A
Yeah. I am unable to disclose that information at this moment.
Speaker A
Which makes you my neighbor. Fearless female.
Speaker A
Oh my god. Mom, here she is cleaning up with our star quarterback.
Topics:Elle and MilesLove storyTeen romanceHigh school lifeBella RamosFriendshipRelationshipsSeattleCross countryVegetarian
