Episode 2 (Part 3) A few days later, winter arrived early. Anna was walking home when— SPLASH- Cold water soaked her. She froze. Her clothes were soaked. She slowly turned around. "Who—" She saw Alex. He wasn't laughing. He looked genuinely shocked. "Anna!" She stared at him. "You..." "I didn't do it!" "Then why are you standing there?" "I was coming to help!" "Help?" "Yes." "After watching me get soaked?" "I didn't do that !" Anna crossed her arms. "You're lucky I'm freezing." Alex took off his coat. "Here." "I'm fine." "You're not." "I can walk home." "Anna." "I'm fine." He came over. He gently placed his coat around her shoulders. "Keep it." "I don't need it." "You'll get sick." "I said I'm fine." "And I said keep it." Then he took her hand. "Come on." Anna stared at their hands. Something strange happened. Her heart began beating faster. Not dramatically. Not like in the movies. Just... different.
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Episode 2 (Part 2) The group went quiet "No." "Really?" "Really." "You've never liked anyone?" "No." "Not even a little?" Anna laughed. "No." She genuinely believed it. There was no boy she thought about before sleeping. So the answer was easy. No. On the way home, Emily suddenly remembered something. "Anna." "Hmm?" "Do you remember when we were little?" "That's not specific enough." "When we were like seven." "Still not specific." "At your birthday." Anna frowned. "What happened?" Emily smiled. "You went outside, and I was playing with Alex." Anna looked at her. "So?" "I told him that when I grew up, I was going to marry Ethan." Anna laughed. "Of course you did." "And then Alex said..." Emily paused dramatically. "What?" "He said when he grew up, he was going to marry you." Anna stopped walking. "Alex said that?" "Yes." "That's hilarious." "You don't believe me?" "Emily, we were seven." "So?" "Kids say stupid things." She laughed again
The September We Shared Episode 2 (Part 1 ) Years passed. But some things didn't change. Anna and Alex were still in the same school. Still in the same class.. Then came the school party. Music filled the hall. Students were running around, laughing and playing games. Alex was with his friends. Anna sat quietly on the side, watching everyone. Emily walked over and dropped into the chair beside her. "Why are you sitting here?" "I'm fine." "You're always fine." Emily grabbed her hand. "Come on." "I don't want to play." "You don't have a choice." "Emily—" "Come on!" And before Anna could protest, Emily dragged her into the group. They started playing truth or dare. Everything was fun. Until it was Anna's turn. Emily smiled. "Truth." Anna immediately became suspicious. "Why are you smiling like that?" "Because I have a question." "Ask." "Do you like someone?"
Episode 1 (Part4) One afternoon, Alex forgot his money at home. He stood outside the school cafeteria staring at the menu like a man who had just lost his entire fortune. Anna noticed. "What's wrong?" "I forgot my money." She reached into her bag. "Here." Alex shook his head. "No." "Take it." "I'll pay you back." "You always say that." "And I always do." "You didn't last time." "I was going to." "When?" "When I become rich." Anna laughed. "Then I'll be waiting until I'm eighty." She handed him the money anyway. Alex reluctantly took it. "Fine. I'll return it." The next day, he came to school holding something behind his back. Anna looked suspicious. "What?" "I have something for you." He handed her a tiny keychain. She stared at it. "What is this?" "Your money." "This is not money." "It's a keychain." "I can see that." "I owe you money." "And you paid me with a keychain?" "Consider it interest." Anna burst out laughing. "You are unbelievable."
episode 1 (part 3) "Anna." She didn't look up from her book. "No." "I haven't even asked anything yet." "You were going to ask for my homework." Alex smiled. "See? That's why you're my favorite cousin." "I'm your only cousin who does your homework." "Exactly." She finally looked at him. "Alex." "Okay, okay. I'll do it myself." He took the notebook. He stared at it for five seconds. Then looked back at her. "Can you at least explain question three?" Anna sighed. "You are impossible." "And yet, somehow, I'm passing." "Because of me." "Exactly." She tried not to smile. She failed. That was how they were. Simple. Comfortable. Nothing complicated. At least... that's what Anna believed.
Episode 1 (part 2) Years Earlier....... As Anna and Alex were born in the same month. September. They used to joke that the month belonged to both of them. They were cousins, which meant their families were always together. And because their families were always together... so were they. They grew up sharing everything. Games. Secrets. Arguments. Homework. Birthday cakes. And an unbelievable number of stupid decisions. Emily eventually became part of their little world too. The three of them were practically inseparable. Anna was quiet. She was the kind of girl who could spend an entire afternoon reading without realizing anyone else was in the room. Making friends had never been easy for her. Alex was different. He could talk to almost anyone. But somehow, Anna became his one constant. And Alex became Anna's only close male friend. They went to the same school. Same class. Same gade. And, unfortunately for Alex... Anna was much better at studying.
The September We Shared Episode 1 (Part 1 ) The invitation arrived on a quiet September evening. Anna was sitting alone in her room, working on her laptop, when her phone vibrated beside her. She almost ignored it. Almost. Then she saw the name. Alex. For a moment, she simply stared at the screen. It had been years since a notification from him had made her heart pause. She opened it. A photograph appeared. Alex, smiling. Dressed in a dark suit. And beside him A girl. Anna's smile appeared without permission. "He's getting engaged." She whispered the words to herself. She was genuinely happy for him. At least, she thought she was. Then she looked at the girl's name. Her smile disappeared. Emily. Anna stopped breathing for a second. The room suddenly felt quieter. She read the name again. And again. Emily. Her best friend. The girl who had once sat beside her during school lunches. The girl who knew almost everything about her.