On a bright and sunny day in a small town in the UK. People chattered happily and friends and family spent well enjoyed time together. One boy with a black hair and with a long fringe that waved in the wind, walked down on the streets waving and saying hello at people he knew. His brown eyes dotted around looking for things going on. He and his girlfriend had just had their ninth anniversary; He was now 19 the same age as his girlfriend. The boy worked in a small sandwich shop in the village that supplied school children with sandwiches at lunch (if they pleased) Ethan always enjoyed seeing the school children coming in with their faces lit up from their friends jokes or their terrible class before lunch. "Hey Ethan." A man whispered who was leaned up against a wall beside a alleyway. Ethan turned to see his girlfriends farther. "Hello Mr. Adams." Ethan said with his normal jolly tone. He saw Mr. Adams face boil. He followed Mr. Adams into the alleyway. There was no concrete just wet mud. Ethan grew concerned of the situation. "Sir is there something you want to talk about..." He was cut off by Mr. Adams "You got my daughter pregnant!" Ethan had a shocked face "Sir, I never...!" He was cut off again by Mr. Adams fist that slammed into Ethan's face. He face plunged into the dirt. Ethan recovered from the punch to hear Mr. Adams "I have hired these boys to kick your ass and make sure you are never heard from again!" Mr. Adams dropped his cigarette and nodded signalling the boys to "take care" of Ethan.
"Frank!" Mr. Adams looked up to see his wife staring at him. She asked again "Have you seen Ethan, Your daughter needs to speak to him." Frank responded with a simple "no." With a cold tone. "Dad!" Lilly balled "It wasn't him!" Lilly sobbed into the table. "Then who was it!" Frank demanded...
It was later on found about that Ethan had committed suicide after the police found a suicide note next to the body. A grave was placed under the schools tree, the same school he supplied sandwiches to and went to as a kid. The towns heart had gone from solid gold and happiness to stone and sadness.