Saving Sarah Littman

I looked at the car, “She doesn’t deserve you.” I grabbed the bat and ran up too it and yelled too it, “You don’t freaking deserve this! And you didn’t deserve my father’s love.” I grabbed the bad and began beating at the hood of the red convertible. I brought the bat up to my head and swung it at the glass, shattering it. It felt so good to let this pain out. The bat made all types of dents. I could see the neighbors peaking out there curtains watching me.

Sarah Littman came home to find her father dead in a car with a letter from her mother saying that she was divorcing him. She did the unthinkable and let her anger take over her body and destroyed everything that belonged to her father that he gave to her father. The cops took her away, and suggested delinquent school.

She never went. Not until Sarah comes home and found her mom kissing the one and only Jack Frostmen the 18 year old boy who lived down the block. He wasn't just the boy, he was Sarah's crush.

So she runs away and ends up sleeping in a stranger backyard, alone and cold. She wakes up that morning to big brown eyes, that welcomes her. Sarah Littman is troubled from the inside and out.

Victor Lorink is a rich sociable high standards boy who sees Sarah in a different way. All he wants to do is help her? But is Sarah willing to take the help. Because this time its Jail.