Say Goodnight

Saying goodbye is difficult enough, but what about goodbyes left unsaid? Lucille Sterling has never believed in grand design. Everything that happens just... happens. She takes it all at face value, missing the dots that seemingly connect to each other. She's content with the routine her life has taken. She lives with her ever stoic grandmother, and tries to deal with the lack of a relationship between them. She has one best friend who isn't as involved as one would think. Lucille doesn't know that in order to fully experience life, you have to let people in. She also doesn't know that sometimes you need to heal whether you realize it or not. So what happens when her view on life is challenged, and fate walks into her life in the form of Channing Wayland? And is this all a part of a bigger picture designed to help her heal from the inside out?