To The Post Box and Back

When Charlotte-Mae's grandmother receives the news that her cancer has returned, Charlotte falls into a depression of sorts. She struggles to attend the last few months of year twelve and spends the majority of her summer curled up in bed.

However, on the first day of Year 13, Charlotte is forced to join a new club and receive tutoring through a student-ran program. Soon enough, through the appearance of someone Charlotte swore she'd never meet again, she learns the sole reason the student council is one of the emptiest clubs. Fighting between repressed emotions and tumultuous feelings, Charlotte makes a series of unexplainable mistakes, that dig her deeper in a hole she swore she'd never venture down again.