Dis que tu te souviens, dis que tu aimes

• Romance
• fated

• Ep. 1
  Elizabeth and Jason, former lovers, reconnect after her family's bankruptcy. Jason, now a renowned football star, wants to rekindle their romance. However, their past is marked by pain, and Elizabeth's mother disapproves of Jason due to his humble background. In a flashback, Jason is seen trying to win Elizabeth's heart before prom, but her mother forbids him from attending, citing his inability to provide a comfortable life for her daughter. Jason promises to make it big with football, but Elizabeth's mother remains unconvinced, threatening to ruin his father's business if he doesn't stay away. The scene ends with Jason and Elizabeth separated, leaving their love uncertain.
• Ep. 2
  Elizabeth encounters Jason at an event where he's accompanied by Vivian, the cheer captain. Elizabeth is surprised and hurt, feeling replaced as Jason had asked her to be his date earlier. The conversation reveals a deep-seated tension between them, with Vivian calling Elizabeth a "placeholder." Jason's true nature is exposed as Vivian confronts him about using her, and Elizabeth is shocked by his behavior. The argument escalates, with Vivian returning a necklace and expressing her dislike for Jason and football. Elizabeth intervenes, accusing Jason of being disgusting and breaking Vivian's heart. The scene ends with Jason's revelation that he's trying to make Vivian hate him to get over him, leaving Elizabeth stunned and concerned.
• Ep. 3
  Jason, a renowned football star, has just led his team to a Super Bowl victory. In a post-game interview, he reveals that his motivation comes from imagining himself as a knight trying to win the favor of a princess he fell in love with when he was young. When asked if he won her over, Jason admits defeat but hints that losing some battles can lead to winning others. The conversation sparks curiosity about the mysterious princess, later revealed to be Liz, who has captured Jason's heart. However, not everyone seems to approve of Jason, with one person calling him an "asshole," suggesting a complicated history between them.
• Ep. 4
  Elizabeth's journalism team is struggling with low ratings. Her boss suggests that she should dig up a story about Jason, her former flame who is now a famous football star. Elizabeth is hesitant, but her boss pressures her to come up with something juicy to boost their ratings. The team discusses the idea of exploring Jason's past, including his first love, and how it could be a sensational story. Elizabeth is torn between her professional obligations and her personal feelings about Jason. Her boss urges her to secure a top spot in the ratings or risk being "toast."
• Ep. 5
  Jason's manager tries to convince him to capitalize on his current success, but Jason seems uninterested. The conversation turns personal when the manager reminds Jason of his past motivations, including proving himself to a girl whose family wronged him. However, the tone shifts as Elizabeth, presumably the girl from Jason's past, confronts him about his superficial behavior and returns a necklace he gave her, expressing her dislike for him. The scene ends with Jason's manager discussing an exclusive interview opportunity in Sacramento, which seems to stir up memories or emotions for Jason.

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