Thanks for Everything — Shawn Bailey

Tired, hungry and cold, eighteen-year-old orphan Kai Turner must resort to digging in the trash cans for food and sleeping on the streets just to survive. Kicked out of the home of his foster parents when his state support check ran out, Kai now has to fend for himself with just a backpack filled with his only belongs. How was he going to get a job with just a high school diploma, no marketable skills, and no roof over his head? It would be easier just to walk out in a path of a car and just end it all. Giancarlo Rossi took one look at the unconscious youth lying on the sidewalk where he'd fell and wondered how someone so young could have ended up homeless. He'd been watching him begging for money most of the day and huddling in corners the rest of the time to escape the frosty November weather in just a threadbare jacket. Something in his heart broke. What parent in their right mind could just throw away a child?