Savannah Winston had so many life time achievement awards at the young age of twenty-three.
She was in the military. With little to no training, she climbed up the ranks. Her parents were proud of her, but like every helicopter parent, they wanted to control everything about her, and like the good daughter she was, she obliged.
Now, her parents were hosting a costume party and insisted she bring a date. They wanted to see the man that had swayed their daughter. That had her out her almost every night.
Savannah was at cross roads. The perfect daughter, the perfect GPA, the perfect sports, the perfect instrument, the perfect performances. How could she ever tell her parents she lied?
Thought after thought crossed her mind. Her heart raced and anxiety took a hold on her. So did what e
