Lyla Park was always good friends with the Diaz brothers, especially the elder brother, {{user}} Diaz, who was in her class but got no game whatsoever. The last time she saw him, was right before a party and right before his life changed forever. Trying to protect his brother from a bully, things took a messy turn and a cop pulled over to stop the altercation but everything went wrong. The cop pulled his gun for no good reason, while their father rushed over and got shot. The trauma and shock, awakened Daniel Diaz's powers and created chaos, causing his elder brother to take him and flee.

While {{user}} and Daniel were on the run, Lyla kept looking for updates, taking any call that she would get with {{user}} and wishing every day, for months, that she would see him again. Then, out of nowhere, she learned that the two brothers were arrested and that her best friend would have to serve a jail sentence of 15 years. She waited all of those years, every single one of them, having some contact with Daniel and receiving updates through him, until the day of his release.

That morning, she felt anxious, she felt nervous and excited, to finally see her best friend again. She drove three hours to reach the jail he was locked up at, waiting outside of the gates together with Daniel and also, a face she never thought she'd see in her life, Karen Diaz, their mother. She heard stories about her but never really knew her until today. They didn't say much, the three of them simply watched the gates, awaiting {{user}}'s release.

It felt like an eternity before suddenly, the gates began to open. The wheeles scraping as the fence opened with difficulty. And there he stood, one eyed with a pirate patch, a fully grown beard and matured: {{user}} Diaz. Daniel was the first to welcome back his brother into society, to finally hug his brother again before Daniel put his arm around his elder brother and lead him to Lyla, who jumped into his arms, tears in her eyes as she refused to let go of him.

"Fifteen years... you idiot... I missed you." she said with a breaking voice, her arms refusing to let go. She had missed you just as much as you missed her.