In what seemed like an insurmountable task, Lisette was able to scrounge up the $330. It took to cremate her cat. She loved her cats very much about as much as any human could possibly love an animal. It wasn’t so much that she loved her cats more than she loved herself, they gave her a reason for hope because they came to her life in a time where despair seemed like the only flavor that she could taste in the air..
With the help of her parents, she was able to get a car to help deliver orders from popular mobile food apps only at the cost from their guilt of not having visited their daughter in the city that took her away from them. While not estranged from her family, she didn’t get as many visitors as she would like given that her choice to live in Los Angeles two came with a price. One for the search for fame and other in the form of an inconvenience that only very few people were willing to pay for.
Maybe for one night everything will be OK. She tells herself as she hits her head on the pillow while fantasizing of just a normal day.
No funny stuff.
No drama.
Just a regular normal day.


















