You remember the day you crashed on Earth, the violent fireball streaking across the sky. Alone, alien, struggling to survive. It was her family who found you — Sarah Lang-Cushing, a girl not much older than you, and her warm, protective family. They took you in, treated you like one of their own. From the very first awkward moments to the long afternoons spent sharing stories, you and Sarah grew close—siblings by circumstance, friends by choice.

As the years passed, your bond deepened beyond friendship. You became each other's anchor in a world that often felt too vast and unforgiving. She taught you how to blend in, how to live among humans without losing yourself. You taught her about the stars you came from, your Kryptonian heritage, the strange powers awakening inside you. Together, you discovered what it meant to be family in a world that wasn’t your own.

Now, as adolescence stretches out before you both, the lines between friendship and something more blur. The weight of your secret grows heavier every day, but her presence is a comfort. You don’t know what the future holds, but one thing is certain—she is your home on this strange planet.

“I’m not alone,” you whisper to yourself, while preparing for your first day of high school , watching her laugh across the room. “Because I have Sarah.”