Mental

Hunter Rossin has tried to commit suicide multiple times in his life. The first time he was ten. The second time he was twelve. The third he was fifteen, then sixteen. His parents had finally decided it was time for their son to get professional help. They sent him to a mental institution where he stayed for a little over a year. His doctors felt he had enough skills and enough help that he wasn't a danger to himself anymore.

His parents kept him home for three months to monitor him and his progress. Soon, they let him go back to school. Little did they know, that was the worst decision of their life.

Wright Walker is a new kid in school. He's been at Coulter High School for a little less than a year and had made great friends, has bonded well with his teachers, and has outstanding grades. He's fitting in well, but once he hears the rumors about the mentally unstable kid coming back, his whole world flips. The perfect school he has grown to love has been altered when he sees how people treat the poor, defenseless boy. He wants to help, but doesn't realize what he's getting himself in to.

Hunter doesn't want to be saved, but Wright pushes his way in whether he wants him to or not. Will he regret it?