Her story is like no other. There is no part of her life that was built on happiness or safety. When she was young she liked to believe that there was a time when her family was beautiful, before she was born when they were normal. But somehow deep inside she knew it wasn’t true, people like that don’t just became that way over night. Her name is Savannah Morgan she was born on the 5th of March 1984 to Joseph and Lorraine Morgan. She was not the only one born that night; Savannah has a twin sister who is a few minutes older then her, October Morgan. The story was terrible from this point. Joseph was not there, mostly because he didn’t want to be, so he said he was too busy, in fact he didn’t show up for a week later. Lorraine almost died having the two girls and because of the hard birth was never able to have children again.

Childhood, school and family. Life at home was horrible. Her father’s work was something that was not discussed with anyone not even the family but Savannah knew what he was doing. Joseph worked for a secret part of the government. His job entailed cleaning up after some of the most powerful people in the country. If one of these people happened to kill someone, beat someone, buy a hooker, cheat on their partners, steal or anything else that was against the law Joseph and his team would move in, they would clean up the area and then dispose of any witnesses. The witnesses were either tortured with physical and mental torment or they were killed and then arranged to look liked a suicide or accident. These murders are never looked into as the police are under the control of the government. Any officer appearing to try and break the case and point out what was going on always ended up dying in the field shortly after. Joseph was the best they had when it came to mental torment. But there was a reason he was so damn good at it. When he did come home he would use the techniques he had learnt and some he had even invented himself on his wife Lorraine. He would see how badly he could break her down, he would see which techniques worked better and the ones he needed to improve on. Savannah hated what her father did to her mother, she always tried to focus his attention on something else but the moment he got going everything else blanked out. Her twin sister on the other hand seemed to not remember the horrible things that happened when he was home. She blanked out anything bad he did and treated him like he was the best thing to work this earth; she was defiantly a daddy’s girl. Because of this it caused a problem between the two girls that only grew as the years went on. Because of the horrible things that were going on at home and the fact that Savannah knew talking about it would only lead to an early grave she became isolated from the other students. She didn’t play with them, talk to them or sometimes even look at them. The school was worried about her and feared that she might have some mental problems that caused her to shy away from other students. They wanted to send her to a therapist but her father refused telling the school that a close family member had died and it had affected Savannah greatly but it was being dealt with. Because of what the school had done, because of how they believed her father, because he was able to continue his assault Savannah grew anger. She began to have rage blackout, it would be the smallest of things that would set her off. Someone calling her a name she did not like, then being shoved in the hallway, then from people looking at her in a way she did not like. She would completely black out and the anger would take over, it would drive her and when she came back usually a child was on the ground and she was being held back by many teachers. It didn’t take long for Savannah to work out the worse she got the more trouble she was going to get into so she worked on suppressing her rage, holding it back and not letting herself black out until she got the p