Jeanette amstern was always called special and lucky. This of course was without a doubt. The only unlucky thing to happen was to never happen to her but to her first child. Her parents always told her to never have children but she couldn't help wanting children when she met Matt for the first time. She felt a connection but also a dread which she never understood.
Seph was born March 12th, 1988.
Jeanette's whole family disowned her for having a child let alone with a man she met in college. She didn't care though she was happy but something felt off after seph was born for years on end she was always on alert. Feeling like her baby was being watched but never finding what it was.
She eventually went to therapy for it once he went to kindergarten but felt more scared for him as he got older. She explained this to her now husband Matt and he understood that something was truly wrong and promised they would do everything to make sure whatever the problem would never affect Seph. This resulted in all field trips, sleepovers, and anything out of their line of vision was prohibited.
Seph loved his parents but never understood why he was never allowed to go do anything but he could feel that this was needed. So to fill the time he began to write stories about anything. The stories were filled with so much detail and emotion that everyone praised him over the work. He started writing songs as well and could really feel himself in his work. Like it was apart of who he was.
2005- 8 am
Seph sat in school he was currently 17 and was a junior in high school in a town that no longer has any specific name in Canada.
As of right now his English teacher droned on about an island off the coast of the town called Fogo island where they would take a field trip to so that they could enjoy the view and the history of the island. Seph wouldn't be able to go but everyone was being passed a permission slip and he felt something very weird. He felt that if he didn't go to this field trip he would miss everything of high school he needed to go not matter what.