Remembering to Forget

Dominic tries hard to take care of everything. Ever since his parents died, it's been him and Missy, his sister, alone together. They do their best to support each other, and are the best siblings that they could possibly ask for.

Unfortunately, the rest of Dominic's life is not going quite so smoothly. Homeless and penniless, Dominic has had to give up friends, family and shelter just to make sure that the two of them can eat every night. Of course, Missy isn't aware of this. Dominic does his best to hide what he's sacrificing, to make sure that she's hidden from his sadness.

But new people come into his life, bright sparks of joy and excitement, and those little moments open Dominic's eyes to the world he'd been ignoring. He meets new people, bonds over time, and eventually realises that maybe he wasn't protecting everyone else, but that all along, they'd been the ones protecting him.

RATING: I made this rated Mature due to the coarse language and the harmful themes that will be talked about. In reality it's probably like 15+ but I just wanted to be safe with it.