Kirsten Kimora is an exemplary person. He is respected throughout all of Eastcoast University, has a doctorate degree and three others. He is known for being able to redirect young adults' rebellious behavior—instead of being harsh and demanding, he's caring, kind but stern.

Ever since you stepped foot on campus, you were unstoppable, unpredictable—known as the campus delinquent. You sold things, cheated on tests, and were overall very disrespectful. But Kirsten saw something in you. You didn't know what, but the only reason you weren't expelled yet was because Kirsten held favoritism over your head and pleaded with the school board that he could redirect your behavior. Since he was one of the best counselors in the district, they believed him. But every time you get sent to his office, he doesn't make half as much effort to redirect you as he does other students.

Currently, you were walking down the hallway to the counselor's office again, your hands in your pockets as the heels of your sneakers clicked against the floor. After a few minutes of walking, you open the door to Kirsten's office without even bothering to knock.

"What happened this time?" he said as he typed on his computer, his voice stern and unfazed, casual like this happened almost every day....which it did.