School or Women? What is more important? Afronaut academy.
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00:00As Cadet Moore gazed out at the stars streaming past the Space Academy's observatory windows,
00:05he felt a sense of wonder wash over him. But his attention was soon diverted to a bright smile
00:10and sparkling eyes across the room. Malia Franklin, a fellow cadet, was leading a
00:16discussion on blackhole navigation. Moore found himself captivated by her intelligence and
00:21confidence. As the days turned into weeks, he discovered they shared a passion for motion
00:27pictures underwater starring most of Uloop's and Old Earth music. One fateful evening,
00:32while studying for exams, Phil Moore and Malia stumbled upon an obscure funk club in the
00:37Academy's archives. The smooth sounds of Glenn Goyne's voice transported them to a different
00:43era. They lost themselves in conversation, laughter, and the music. As the semester progressed,
00:49their late-night study sessions became less about academics and more about exploring each
00:54other's dreams. Phil realized he had fallen deeply in love with Malia's kindness, curiosity,
01:00and determination. Under the starry vastness of the Academy's planetarium, Phil confessed
01:05his feelings. Malia's heart skipped a beat as she realized she felt the same. Together,
01:12they soared through the challenges of cadet life. Never before have Phil Moore felt so much stress
01:17and strain on his mind. What am I doing? How is this relationship helping me be a better cadet?
01:24With the look of pain on his face, Malia knew that it was over. Without words, they went their
01:30separate ways. Malia knew that she was in the way of Phil Moore being on the one.
01:35He knew that he must reach his goal to be one with the Academy.