Luna
Am I a major disappointment to everyone around me? Probably, but I accepted my fate a long time ago. I'm not like my sister. The perfect ballerina. The one who got the perfect grades, made the perfect connections and married the perfect man. I want a different life. I want to be me or at least have the freedom to find out who that is. All I know is that I don't want to be a cut and paste of my parents.
I want passion.
I want adventure.
I want to feel alive.
Jack
Coming up on a year of being divorced I need to get my shit together and figure out my life. Even though I'm too old to be starting over. I guess the best place to start is with my business, O'Connell's Classic Customs. Cars I know. It's everything else I struggle to get right and doing the right thing is made even harder when Luna Adamovich walks right into my garage like she owns the place.
Theo
When my lawyer said he had a way to get me out of prison on early parole I thought he was full of shit, but he proved me wrong. He helped me get a new job, a job I actually like, working on cars and a parole board approved place to stay. All I have to do is make it a year on the outside. Then, I am a relatively free man. Well, as free as one can be after leaving the barbed trimmed walls of the corrupt American justice system. My sights are set on that one singular goal and that goal alone until I walk into the auto shop and meet the bookkeeper.