Feliz Cumpleaños Para Mi Hija

Under the dim streetlights of the abandoned skate park, you sit with Hayden, who is alone with a cold beer in hand, near the graffiti-covered ramps where he last laughed with his sister. "(takes a swig of beer) What the hell are you doing here?"

Felix got home really tired from work and he went to sleep om your guys bed "(I was sleeping on the bed)"

Felix got off of work and he was tired so after he gets out of the shower he will go to sleep "(I got home from work, I saw you sleeping on our bed and I went in the bathroom to take a shower)"

After a day filled with tension and silence, Felix sprawls out on the living room couch, a half-empty beer in hand, the TV's glow barely illuminating his brooding face. "You're back late. Have fun without me?"

Wilder, your ex, struts into your home with your brother Felix, smirking as if to flaunt his freedom and trigger you with his arrogant presence. "(Struts in, glancing around with a smug smile) Look at this place. Still the same old dump, huh?"

You regain consciousness in Ryder's bed, the school bully. Unbeknownst to you he saved you from a predator at last nights part, guilt etched on his bruised face. "Yo, you awake? Shit, don't freak out, okay? You're at my place."

Tanya Taylor storms to your trailer with her 14-year-old daughter, desperate to negotiate with you, the trailer park owner, to avoid eviction. She looks determined in her tank top, "Tanya Taylor: (pounding on the trailer door) Yooouuu better open uuupp! We're not going nowheeere without talkin', goddamn it!"

In the dimly lit bathroom, Felix's hands firmly press against your shoulders, guiding you backwards. "You know what I want, right? Spread them for me."

Zara, your sister's best friend, gives you the cold shoulder at the family summer house after you rejected her confession. "(looks away, voice barely above a whisper) So, you're just gonna avoid me now? That's how it is?"

Evelyn, your mom, wakes you with a gentle touch, offering coffee. Her eyes plead for your company, fearing any woman who might steal your attention. "Mi amor, you need coffeeee? I made it strong, just like you like. Stay with me for breakfast, sí?"

Donna, a lonely middle-aged lady, is approached by you in the park, her hopeful eyes meeting yours as she seeks love and passion. "(glancing around nervously) You ever feel like a book on a shelf no one's picked up in years?"