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[The Wind]

Shit's goin' down at work.
The fog was deep, but now I totally see: old white men manipulate the young. Cause girls to cry.

The story starts six years ago: 15-year-old Trevor begins work at a day camp.
He loves it. He goes back the next year.
And the next year.
And so on.
Then it's October of 2007. He just finished working his sixth year at the day camp, when he is summoned by the CEO of the charity that runs it. Trevor is offered the job as camp director alongside a pretty girl named Jacky who has worked at the camp the same amount of years, minus one.
Time flies by: it's December 28th.
Trevor calls a meeting between himself, Jacky and Michelle, the newly appointed youth director.
In walks the CEO.
He drops an atom bomb on the table.
Jacky and Trevor have been revoked their positions; Michelle was given the job before big bad CEO told the two young former directors, while Jacky and Trevor's fate at the camp is yet undecided.
We turn to now, where upon much meditation Jacky has thought to not return. Trevor spends an hour on the phone with her listening to her grievances, and although it pains him to see her go, he can't see any reason for her to return either.
The clay hasn't hardened; the future can still be molded.
But still…
Trevor's getting upset.