Drifters

Emily has no idea what it's like to live in one place for any kind of extended period of time. The truth is, she's kind of scared to find out. Her whole life, or what she can remember of it, she's been traveling all over the country with her mother, bouncing from place to place, the longest period of time spent in one place hovering around four to six months. All he knows is temporary, and that's all she knows how to be. She's always thought she liked it that way. Then her mother brings them to a new place, the tiny, sleepy beach town of Renwood, Florida. With its cute little locally-owned stores to its amazing diner food, this place is practically heaven to Emily, and she knows she better soak it up as much as possible while she can, because at any moment, her mother could pick up and take them someplace totally new. No goodbyes, no explanations, and no preparation. Enter, Danny, the completely adorable and totally gorgeous surfer dude that sits next to her in Geometry. He's intrigued by Emily and her past and understands that she's a drifter, that she could be gone at any moment. He doesn't care. He lures Emily in, captivating her with his hippie lifestyle and invigorating love for life. He says he doesn't care that she could leave at any moment, that he's used to it, can deal with it. But Emily is terrified by the haunting truth that one day she could wake up and be in a totally new place, far way from Danny and all of his charm. Can she resist? Or will she give into her desires? Has she finally found the place that she wants to be permanent?