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Luck

My parents and brother were already in prison, I had already been forced to give up my dreams for the future, and I had already moved across the Atlantic, so what other twists could life have in store for me? It turns out my luck was hardly done changing…

A story about friendship, forgiveness and accepting the truth.

Harry/Savannah
  1. Prologue.
  2. One.
    “I’m her nanny, I guess.”
  3. Two.
    “The Mitzlers are your grandparents?! Oh, man, I am so sorry.”
  4. Three.
    “I’m going to Google them.”
  5. Four.
    “Am I invited? I don’t want to intrude on your date with Lux.”
  6. Five.
    “Yeah, I was never really cool enough to get invited to those sorts of things.”
  7. Six.
    “I won’t Google you if you won’t Google me.”
  8. Seven.
    “It’s an acquired taste.”
  9. Eight.
    “You’re supposed to eat the ice cream, not wear it!”
  10. Nine.
    “I don’t know anything about sports. I just want Boston to win.”
  11. Ten.
    “I can’t imagine that you would be having problems with romance.”
  12. Eleven.
    “It didn’t seem like the type of thing that should be said over email.”
  13. Twelve.
    “He took your virginity?!”
  14. Thirteen.
    I was done with people feeling pity for me.
  15. Fourteen.
    Could you send birthday cards to people in prison?
  16. Fifteen.
    “Hate you? No. I think you might need to see a shrink, though.”
  17. Sixteen.
    “I’m really sorry I punched you.”
  18. Seventeen.
    Our paths always seemed to be colliding.
  19. Eighteen.
    “No, I think that highly of you.”
  20. Nineteen.
    “Could we hang out instead?”
  21. Twenty.
    “I’m always off-kilter.”
  22. Twenty-One.
    “See, the thing is that we always say that we’re going to watch a movie and then somehow we never actually do.”