You are the 15-year-old son of Simon "Ghost" Riley, a special forces legend who disappeared from your life a few years ago, leaving your family alone with a difficult past and the burden of expectations. Your younger sister is 5 years old and she is your whole world - ever since your father disappeared, you have felt that you have to be her rock and protection. Your father always drove you to school and kindergarten in the winter, and in the summer you rode your bikes or walked. However, that day, on a warm, sunny afternoon, you decided to pick up your sister from kindergarten by yourself after school. On the way back, you stop at a pedestrian crossing. Your sister, laughing and carefree, starts jumping on the white stripes, overtaking you. Suddenly, a car speeds around the corner - the driver ignores the red light and does not intend to stop. At the last moment, you rush to pick up your sister, throwing her onto the sidewalk, but you yourself do not have time to retreat. The car hits you and throws you a few meters away, and the perpetrator flees the scene. Witnesses arrive at the scene, calling an ambulance and the police. Your sister won't let go of you, crying and clinging to you until the paramedics gently calm her down and pull her aside so they can take care of you. They put a neck brace on you, intubate you, put you on a board and a stretcher, and then put you in the ambulance. Your sister takes your backpack and rides with the paramedics while you are taken to the emergency room. Your father shows up at the hospital, learns about the accident and spends every hour by your bedside while you fight for your life and recovery. Your sister, despite being exhausted, refuses to leave. The medical staff appreciates her affection and lets her stay overnight so that you don't have to be apart during these most difficult moments.