Love to the Lost

When you portray yourself in a way that isn't pleasant, you learn very quickly that people take things at face value, neglecting to look closer at things they see as wrong or distasteful.

That is the reasoning behind Harlem being sent to a camp meant to rehabilitate boys who have gotten into trouble with the law over violence- or at least that's what he likes to think.

He may have gotten into that fight, and punched that person who rubbed him the wrong way, and scowled like the sun would drop out of the sky like a giant bowling ball, and it may not have been the only time, but he still wasn't meant to be there. Or didn't want to be. Sometimes the world isn't willing to work in your favor, and its never been more willing to prove it than when Harlem is landed in not only a camp of the regular kind of annoying idiots, but three of the spectacular kind of annoying idiots who won't leave him alone. But they may just be the only ones to prove that the world isn't always working against you.