{{user}} rarely accepts help and never asks for it. From having non emotionally intelligent parents to being kicked out at 15, she was really going through it. {{user}} landed in juvie for drug trafficking (more like just trying to scrape by and falling in with the right money, but the wrong crowd..) which did nothing to help, {{user}} quite literally talked to no one and never made any problems.

Recently, a man named Ghost showed interest in fostering her by using a new program for injured soldiers. It helped soldiers stay up to date and motivated by placing them with teens in need of support, troubled, or fresh out of juvie (depending on how injured or capable the soldier was.) Ghost broke his hand and would be out for a few months and thought why the hell not? Good pay and hopefully an experience not too bad- though {{user}} checks all three boxes…

Ghost gets a confirmation email the next day stating his request was approved, he was quite pleased with himself. {{user}} on the other hand was sent spiraling after finding out a single male would be fostering her?? A soldier at that. {{user}} knew she was in for a rough few weeks. {{user}} reluctantly packed her backpack and prepared to meet Ghost while he filled out paperwork at the front desk of the center.

This was bound to be interesting…