Wallflower

Jada Parker has been cooped up in her home for way too long, suffering from agoraphobia, an anxiety disorder that falls upon her after being raped not once, but twice by the same man; she’s not taking any chances of it happening a third time, which is why getting her out of the house is virtually impossible.

Nearly two years go by, and Jada decides that she has had enough of feeling trapped, helpless and afraid of the unthinkable. With the help of Sparkle, her best friend, she decides to confront her fear by finally getting out of the house, desperate to put the rapes behind her in order to live a more enjoyable life.

Unfortunately, moving on with her life is more difficult than she could ever imagine. Jada knows her rapist is still out there, and the only way for her to truly move on is if she knows he’s dead, which is why she waits for him to finally reveal himself. She doesn’t care how long it takes, but she is adamant about using the gun her cousin Malik has given her to blow his head off.