Greyhound
An old man, bitter with age and cynical to a fault, he spends his days hating the world and wishing it would all just go away.
This does not describe Greyhound.

Ray
Happy go lucky, a plump young girl who feels like her whole life is ahead of her, Ray spends her days dreaming about the future.
This does not describe Ray.

TJ
Unafraid of anything or anyone, he wears his heart on his sleeve and believes that the world is infinitely good.
This does not describe TJ.

Chiya
Homeless, heartbroken, abandoned by family and friends, she wishes nothing more than to find a new home.
This does not describe Chiya.

Blue
Self-conscious and shy, Blue has the best of relationships with his father and waits breathlessly for the day when they are reunited.
This does not describe Blue.

Shakti
Outgoing, energetic, afraid of nothing in this world and independant from her brother, Shakti talks to anyone who meets her.
This does not describe Shakti.

January
Shy, retiring, is quiet until spoken to and, beyond all, humble, January donates all her time and energy to helping those less fortunate than herself.
This does not describe January.

February
Calm, collected, somewhat inactive, February likes to spend her days knitting and doing housework.
This does not describe February.

December
Emotionally stable, stolid, a powerful reflection of everything a pillar of strength should be, Decemeber is the glue that holds her family together.
This does not describe December.

Duncan Square, Apt. 632

There's a place in New York
Where the old people die
Where most people end up
At some time in their life.
But that place is not final,
Nor the last chance you have,
For as long as you're breathing,
You still can survive.
And if you would bother to just turn your head,
Take a jump, take a leap, a deep breath and a chance
Grab a friend and your mind,
Step five feet to the left,
You may find once you're there
With some help you will live.
So stand up and stand tall, or crouch down out of sight,
Either will help you to get through the night.
Now deep breath and a glance, try to remember--

Life is continuing
Five feet to the left.
So get up.
Go live.
~anonymous

Prologue

Part 1: Unavoidable

Part 2: Homecoming


In A New York Minute
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