Background info (before the virus hit)-
Her name is Lily. She was the younger sister of Bray and Martin. She loved
martin, he was always supportive, always came to the games where she
cheered, always helped her study for tests, and he was always there for her
when her parents let her down. Martin was the best brother a girl could
have, Bray on the other hand was the cause of all her troubles. The three
siblings all went to the same school. Bray was the most popular guy, all
the girls wanted to be with him, and all the guys wanted to be him. Bray
was the star of the basketball team, and Lily's parents thought the sun
shone out of his rear end. Lily was on the Varsity cheerleader team, and
had become the youngest assistant head cheerleader ever in the history of
the school. She also had one of the highest GPA's in her class. As
exceptional as she was, her parents never paid attention. They would
always forget her birthdays, never came to came to her cheerleading
competitions, and never acknowledged her presence. This was how it was
with martin also, but he didn't mind it because he was very shy. Bray knew
that this happened but there was nothing he could do about it, He would
always blame himself for his sibling's troubles for the rest of his life.
Date- two months before the virus was in full swing. Lily's thoughts " Oh man, this big halftime show, I'm so nervous. Mom and Dad an finally going to see me cheer. Well they are here to see bray play but they will still see me all the same!!" As Lily's became lost in the dreams of her parents finally recognizing her talents, her best friend Trudy tugged on Lily's ponytail to get her attention. "Hey drag your head out of the clouds, the game's about to start." By now the Squad was out on the sidelines of the Basketball court and Lily tried to catch a glimpse of her parents but couldn't, meanwhile Trudy had her eyes glued to a certain player on the court, Bray. Her longtime crush, the one guys who was totally oblivious to her presence. Most guys at the school were nuts about Lily, Trudy or both. " Hey Trudy stop drooling over my brother and get on the court, its time for the routine." Said Lily. The routine lasted about five minutes but those five minutes were well spent. The crowd loved the new routine. Lily looked up into the stands to see if her parents were there like she asked them, but they weren't in the stands, only martin was. Lily's heart fell and she felt very neglected and depressed. At middle of the last half her parents came to watch Bray make the winning shot. That night when she got home she went straight up to her room, and made a decision that would change her life. She started to write letters to each member of her family.
Date- two months before the virus was in full swing. Lily's thoughts " Oh man, this big halftime show, I'm so nervous. Mom and Dad an finally going to see me cheer. Well they are here to see bray play but they will still see me all the same!!" As Lily's became lost in the dreams of her parents finally recognizing her talents, her best friend Trudy tugged on Lily's ponytail to get her attention. "Hey drag your head out of the clouds, the game's about to start." By now the Squad was out on the sidelines of the Basketball court and Lily tried to catch a glimpse of her parents but couldn't, meanwhile Trudy had her eyes glued to a certain player on the court, Bray. Her longtime crush, the one guys who was totally oblivious to her presence. Most guys at the school were nuts about Lily, Trudy or both. " Hey Trudy stop drooling over my brother and get on the court, its time for the routine." Said Lily. The routine lasted about five minutes but those five minutes were well spent. The crowd loved the new routine. Lily looked up into the stands to see if her parents were there like she asked them, but they weren't in the stands, only martin was. Lily's heart fell and she felt very neglected and depressed. At middle of the last half her parents came to watch Bray make the winning shot. That night when she got home she went straight up to her room, and made a decision that would change her life. She started to write letters to each member of her family.