The Recklessness of a Wrecked Boy

"I can't do boring. Because all that does is leave empty time and room for these suffocating thoughts to take over me in an endless spiral."

17 year old Rush Wind drowns his obsessive thoughts out with reckless behavior, pranks, breaking the law, insane surfing, playing girls, partying, and anything reckless you can think of in order to keep himself from drowning in his own thoughts in his head.

Rush can't be bored. Boring means time to think. The problem is Rush thinks too much. He doesn't just think. He obsesses.

To escape these overwhelming thoughts, Rush seeks adrenaline and partying and keeping his life interesting every second of the day and night.

But these thoughts are dark and claw at him every chance they get.

After all, these thoughts hurt. These thoughts stem from the hatred Rush has for himself. These thoughts stem from the difficult life Rush tries so hard to hide. These thoughts are unbearable.

"Nothing is more suffocating than boredom."

So Rush drowns them out with the adrenalin and the excitement from reckless behaviors.

The energy and thoughts in him need to come out somehow, right?

This is the life of a reckless boy.

Whose prank goes a little farther than intended.

And grades drop a little farther than what's alright.

And a girl is pushed into his life.

A calm girl named Meela.

Who's been tasked with the impossible task of tutoring the reckless boy.