Charlie Paxton had lived his entire life in the big city his entire life. He had lived an ordinary life. He hadn't been the popular kid, but he'd never been unpopular either. He had dark brown hair with curious blue eyes that always seemed to bounce from item to item as if unable to figure out where they wanted to rest. He was tall and thin. He had the same build as his deceased father. He was commonly referred to as a good lad.<br/><br/>Before the accident.<br/><br/>He had spent an entire month in the hospital. The physical damage was nothing major, but it was the psychological damage that appeared to be the most devastating impact of the accident.<br/><br/>People were cruel and treated him unkindly for his defect, but it wasn't something he could control. His parents ultimately decided to move the family to a smaller town to hopefully get away from all the cruel people. Perhaps they hoped to move away from his defect. But they couldn't.<br/><br/>"H-Hello," Charlie said, smiling kindly at the girl. His hands were shaking. It started at his fingertips and slowly seemed to reverberate up his entire arm. But it wasn't as bad as it was most of the time. He had just taken his medicine, and it would take away the shakes after some time. "M-my name is Ch-Charlie. I h-heard your father wah-was looking f-f-f-for some part time h-h-help."<br/><br/>Charlie noticed something odd about her eyes. He cocked his head to the side. He wanted to ask about it but figured it would be rather rude to do so.<br/><br/>In truth he thought this was a huge waste of time. Charlie just knew they were going to take one look at him and tell him they didn't want his help. He suffered from the shakes and his medicine only helped a little. Sometimes it could be horrible. Like now. The car accident had left him completely and utterly shaken. Emotionally he had always been rather fragile, and the car accident ha donly served to make him physically fragile as well.<br/><br/>But his father had insisted that he at least come and make an attempt. He couldn't fall back on his defect for the rest of his life.