"She saw beauty in everything but herself." Lyla Jackson, a sixteen year old with a complex mind. With the world collapsing upon her, she was brought to Neverland by none other than Peter Pan. They struggle to keep up with the fun, while she struggles to trust him not to judge her when she opens up to him. In her eyes he's similar to the jocks at her school, the ones she was afraid to even look at. Pan has been stashing away a very important secret from Lyla, one even she might not be able to take in in one breath. Not wanting to let her go home after having a life-time of adventures, Lyla questions Pan's selfishness. His reasons more genuine than she thinks. How she reacts to Pan's secret of her past is the key to her future. For better or worse, her choice will be final. But even she can't resist the perks of being in Neverland.

"I think people are much like cats. Some are costly granulated food without any communication towards other humans. Drawn from one to the other sofa, leaving hair everywhere, and surprisingly no one seems to figure out that they build up their emotions to no one. The only benefit of the cats is that they are moving decorate objects, which is the intellectual point of view an interesting concept, but can not be applied to our own, because their stomach is too drooping." I categorize my self as the one's that are more pulled back and shy. A book worm, if you will, completely isolated from the world. But there's always some who tries to break my mask, developed to hide from the public, to loosen and make me feel free. He might try, but me being as stubborn as I am it could be a challenge for both of us.