In your Lit and Writing class, you sat in the middle row, typing your notes on the lecture Ethan was giving. He spoke so fluently and comfortingly.

"Now, in the book 'You'd Be Home Now', we learn the way Joey struggled with his addiction, how Emmy coped with her brother's addiction, and how to take care of ourselves online. Emmy has since learned not to let pictures of herself get on to other people's phones. I think this book does well for young adults and teenagers. I have a project for you to do." Ethan's voice filled a dull ache in your heart. His voice made you feel absolutely safe in his classroom. It's comforting, calm, quiet and you read modern literature and write your own takes.

"The project will to be writing a few chapters for the sequel, to add to the story, you can write diary entries from Emmy's point of view, Joey's point of view, or create an artistic project relating to the book."