The fable starts with a kid walking home from school. The kid’s name is Sagira, a young girl who loves to write and listen to music. The thing nobody knows about her is the past she has. It is dark, murky and toxic to her well being, but she fights it. One day she meets a person who is just like her but slightly taller and a boy. The boy asks, “Hey, what’s your name? Ahh I’m just kidding, I know who you are. You’re Sagira, the smartest person in our class”. She blushes and responds in a friendly tone, “And you are Kendyll, the friendliest person in the school”. He smiles and they both continue the conversation for a hour until Sagira has to walk home. “See yah later Kendyll.” She says. “Bye Sagira, see you tomorrow.” Kendyll replies. And now Kendyll is alone, by himself because he has no one to look up to, no father figure, no mother figure. He only has himself and the people that look over him and they treat him like a butler. His caretakers like to make a mess of things and morph the truth from the reality. He wants to get out of this life and the only way he can get out of it is spilling his emotions to someone but he doesn’t like how he needs other people to help him with his problems, so he holds his emotions in and let the waves of emotion change him. But nobody knows that he’s going through that because people think of him as another street kid that has it easy because of what he’s wearing. All they do is say “Hey, when’s the next pair of Jordan’s coming out?” Or “Do