See You At the Crossroads

As Christine Solo wipes a lone tear from her face, she whispers the words; "See You at the Crossroads" to her estrange mother as she is leaning over her casket. Christine has not seen her mother in ten years. That is because at the age of nineteen, she discloses her sexual preference to them; and as a result, Christine is ostracized from her family, as well as the family wealth, and the family name; Solo Pharmaceuticals. After much persuasion from her brother Jase, who is Christine's only true alliance, she returns home to attend her mother's funeral. While there, Christine struggles with absolving the people from her pass as well as finding closure with her mother. See You at the Crossroads is a deep exploration about one person's life and the courage to go against the grain, as well as having the fortitude to whether the judgmental overtones, the whispers, the criticisms, and the stares all in the name of self-preservation.