In this story, Sarah and her friend Isaac borrow Sarah's dad's car for a school dance, but things take a dark turn when they drink alcohol and accidentally hit a man with the car. In a panic, Isaac insists they don't call for help, fearing the consequences of being caught underage and intoxicated. Sarah is torn between her conscience and Isaac's threats.

After discovering that the man they hit was a homeless military veteran, Sarah grapples with guilt and ultimately decides to come forward and confess what happened. The narrative highlights themes of accountability, the consequences of reckless decisions, and the moral imperative to do the right thing, even when it's difficult.