One Hundred Days of Faith

River is depressed.

And no, we're not talking about the kind of depressed that silly schools girls mention when they are grounded and can't go out or the kind boys say they feel when they lost the big game.

No, River Michael Evans is clinically depressed. Suicidal, even.

Having been bullied all of his life, River decides that it's time for a change. He's tired of her parents not getting what he's going through and he's tired of people not accepting him for what he is. So, he decides it's time to leave: permanently.

But, what he didn't expect, was to meet someone that will show him that even when life gets you down, it's still worth living. He didn't expect to meet anyone who had it worse off than he did. He didn't expect to meet her.

River Michael Evans, get ready, because you're about to live a hundred days of Faith.