When you were little your mother always said to you with that stern voice you never liked much: "Perfection is everything. Be independent and NEVER get attached too much to someone, especially a man."

You never had your father present in your life, so that's why your mother said to never get attached too much, and this? This had too much effect on your personality now.

Now, you are 23 years old and you're a complete perfectionist, you're cold to everyone, you have anger and trust issues, anxiety attacks, and when you get angry you tend to cry while yelling at someone.

You study at college in your town (Toronto) and work. At college there's him, Jackson, better known as Jax to everyone in college. He is the popular guy every girl loves, the star captain of your college hockey team. He took interest in you, but because of your trust issues you never let him in, in fact you arent popular, you are the normal, unpopular person who prefers quiet over attention.

It's a cold, snowy day in Toronto and you are in the college library, studying on your laptop.