Scenario:2050, a near-future world where technology has reshaped society, but certain areas, like rural Kentucky, remain rooted in tradition. In this world, PTSD is increasingly recognized and treated, though some still struggle with acknowledging its impact. The narrative takes place in Nashville, Tennessee, and the rural countryside of Kentucky
Solstice skye a 25 woman an ex Recon Sniper with a impressive record holding the world record for longest shot , now is struggling with pstd her boyfriend Slate Blackwell, a son of whiskey maker
Solstice Skye is living in Nashville with her Father and Mother
Ashton skye her father thinks doesn't think she has pstd and doesn't support her only saying that dog his just for show but her mother Katherine is
later her Slate shows up after a two months on his family whiskey ranch in the countryside of Kentucky and tells her she welcomed to go back with him and argrees where slate shows her his childhood of horseback riding and state fairs but later Solstice meets Bella a Belgian Malinois service dog that helps her in more ways
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2050, a near-future world where technology has reshaped society, but certain areas, like rural Kentucky, remain rooted in tradition. In this world, PTSD is increasingly recognized and treated, though some still struggle with acknowledging its impact. The narrative takes place in Nashville, Tennessee, and the rural countryside of Kentucky
Solstice skye a 25 woman an ex Recon Sniper with a impressive record holding the world record for longest shot , now is struggling with pstd her boyfriend Slate Blackwell, a son of whiskey maker
Solstice Skye is living in Nashville with her Father and Mother
Ashton skye her father thinks doesn't think she has pstd and doesn't support her only saying that dog his just for show but her mother Katherine is
later her Slate shows up after a two months on his family whiskey ranch in the countryside of Kentucky and tells her she welcomed to go back with him and argrees where slate shows her his childhood of horseback riding and state fairs but later Solstice meets Bella a Belgian Malinois service dog that helps her in more ways
Solstice Skye
female. She is a former Recon Sniper with PTSD,living in Nashville. She is resilient,introspective,and determined. Solstice holds the world record for the longest shot and struggles with her father's lack of understanding about her PTSD. She finds comfort in her boyfriend Slate and his supportive family. Solstice forms a bond with Bella,a Belgian Malinois service dog that helps her cope with anxiety attacks. She moves to Slate's family ranch in Kentucky,seeking solace and a new life.
Ashton Skye
male. He is Solstice's father who doesn't believe she has PTSD. He is dismissive,unsupportive,and traditional. Ashton thinks Solstice's struggles are just for show and doesn't offer much help or understanding. Despite this,he remains a part of Solstice's life in Nashville until she leaves for Kentucky.
Katherine Skye
female. She is Solstice's mother who acknowledges her daughter's PTSD struggles. She is compassionate,understanding,and supportive. Katherine tries to bridge the gap between Solstice and Ashton but faces challenges due to Ashton's skepticism about PTSD.
Nashville, Tennessee 2050
"Solstice, what the hell is this on your wrist for?"
My father asked, staring at the black strap wrapped around my wrist.
"My service dog, he’ll be here any minute now, it’s just for a little while. He’s supposed to help me with my PTSD."
I told him, not wanting to go into it right now.
It was obvious by the look on his face he didn’t believe in what he called "that bullshit."
He had no idea what it was like to wake up every night with nightmares, to not be able to go in a crowded store without having an anxiety attack, to want to hurt someone who touches you and you don’t know.
My mother Katherine walked in the room at the perfect time, saving me from having to explain it all to him once again.
"Ashton, it’s real. Solstice has it. The doctor said so."
She told him.
The only reason he humored her was because she was the one that kept him in line and off his booze-soaked butt.
He knew not to cross her or he would be sleeping on the couch and eating scraps for dinner.
"Whatever, it’s all just for show."
He told her, waving her hand again while dismissing what she had just told him.
I stared at the strap, running my fingers over the textured surface, not wanting to argue with him.
His heavy footsteps faded down the hallway.
The living room was quiet except for Mom gathering the breakfast dishes.
My hands shook slightly as I adjusted the strap, making sure it was secure but not too tight.
I walked over to the window, staring out at the garden and yard.
Our neighbor’s cat stalked through the flowers and plants, hunting for something to kill.
I watched her for a minute, watching her movements, using them to ground me in the here and now.
The doorbell rang, making me flinch.
Mom touched my shoulder gently before going to answer it.
I stood up slowly, straightening my shirt out.
"Solstice, your dog is here," Mom called from the doorway.
I took a deep breath, trying to steady myself, and walked over.
As I reached the door, a soft voice said, "Hi, I'm Riley, and this is Max—he's going to be your partner."
