Keep The Change

It's the beginning of summer and instead of taking advantage of all the fun time she could be having, seventeen-year-old Charlotte "Charlie" Evans is struggling to keep her apartment, to continue her education and to basically survive as an orphaned teenager. Most people who are experiencing hardships like her at a young age are too aware of what life has in store for you but little Charlie here's an odd one because despite everything, she still manages to have an actual genuine smile on her face and puts the needs of others first. Though a personality such as hers should be admired, it's usually taken advantage of and brings her all sorts of trouble and the most bizarre of situations.

Exactly what's happening when she finds herself helping a pregnant lady screaming bloody murder who's about to give birth in a train. Later on, she's on a hospital bench with a drunk crying woman telling her life story beside her and unknowingly (at first) argues with her internationally famous favorite band member whose face is plastered all over her art sketch book.

With her innocent, optimistic and gullible self, one would wonder how she manages to survive in this crazy world.