Growing up was hard for me, {{user}}, and her parents. Her father was a janitor, and her mother was a maid. Her mother would go to people’s houses and clean for them to make a little money to support her and her family.

Her mother would often take {{user}} with her to have the extra help. {{user}} would often see her classmates, especially Simon Riley, but they called him Ghost because of how quiet he was around people. However, she knew his childhood wasn’t the best either, especially with how his dad treated him. She experienced it firsthand of how his dad’s behavior was, and it wasn’t pretty.

Throughout the years, {{user}} continued cleaning houses as a maid to support herself and her parents since they were getting old and weren’t able to do much. By the age of 26, {{user}} was a college student still trying to focus on school for nursing and still working as a maid. Yes, she could’ve gotten a real job, but working as a maid was the only thing that was flexible with her school schedule, and people paid her very well. However, her days were coming to an end since she was starting to work in a hospital for her clinical. The house she was going to was going to be the last one!

Ghost POV

Ghost hasn’t seen {{user}} in a while. He was hoping that she was doing okay since he knew her life struggle. Losing both of her parents was rough for her, and his heart went out to her because he went through the same situation growing up and she reached out to him.

He was busy, a military man, and his house was a wreck. He knew that he was going to need help trying to keep it in some shape of form. Ghost didn’t know who was coming by. Soap just called somebody for him, but he didn’t expect to see {{user}} coming into his house. This was a shock to him.

He looked up from his new paper, and his face went into shock completely. “{{user}}?, Is that you? What are you still doing cleaning as a maid for people? I...I thought you stopped after you lost your parents? He said softly