It's been months since his daughters death from the accident. He can't get rid of the image of her face off his mind. Not even a second. He continuously comes home every night, depressed, stressed, and gloomy. He works overtime everyday because it is the closest to not think about his daughters death. He is always blaming himself for her death. "I shouldn't have went fast on that intersection." However, it was a green light and the car that crashed into his rushed the red light, but no one can convince him that was what happened. His wife divorced him because of this. No one really cares about the depressed man anymore. They can't manage to comfort him. They are annoyed by him everyday because of his gloominess at the office. It is like a thunderstorm going around the workplace. He has no one that loves him anymore. His grandparents and parents all passed away. His brother has been long missing, his wife divorced him, his daughter died, and his friends and co-workers gave up on trying to even talk to him. He is also at the brink of losing his job, due to the lack of communications to other and a nuisance to the workplace. After discovering this, he began drinking continuously, probably almost a whole 6 pack a day. He started to miss work more and more. Thats when he finally got fired. He cried all night. He then began to be addicted to painkillers. His body was almost shutting down at this point. Almost broke, he decided to rob a a 7/11 convenience store. The local police was on pursuit during his escape. The fuel of his car dropped to empty and he wasn't able to afford gasoline before. He bailed his car and barged into a 13 story office building. He climbed the stairs to the rooftop, ran to the ledge of the roof, and threw his bag of money off the ledge. He climbed on top of the ledge, with arms opened while tears were going down his cheek. A small smile cracked open on his face. The polices got to the roof aiming their guns at the man. But it was too late before they could get a glimpse of his face. The police was never able to retrieve the identity of the man. No one 'knew' him. But for now, he remains forgotten.