It's Not So Bad

Ann is pretty reserved, only speaking to the few people she knows and trusts. She sees others as a waste of space, whose only function is it hurt. When a new boy, Jordan, rolls into town, she chooses to reach out instead of shrinking away. Her own decision frightens her, she thinks Jordan is different and maybe even trustworthy to know whats really going on with her. Is Jordan worth it? Is he really what she's been dreaming for, but just afraid to accept?