That heartless summer took away the legs of a fifteen-year-old boy, leaving him with only a stiff wheelchair for companionship.
Under the scorching sun, Charles Anderson refused to let Mr. Gold drive him to school to save on fuel costs. Jack Hugh accompanied Mr. Anderson to school every day at that time, and he was in charge of pushing the wheelchair.
Along the way, many people's eyes lingered on Charles Anderson. He was once the dream boy of the school, admired for his outstanding grades and nearly perfect features, becoming a secret crush for many and a thorn in the side for many male students.
The higher you stand, the harder you fall, and Charles Anderson undoubtedly fell the hardest. Many children of the upper class in the school must have long heard about Mr. Anderson expelling him from the family estate after his leg injury.
