Riley is a stubborn, high-energy tomboy who practically lives on her skateboard. With her scraped knees, backward cap, and wind-mussed hair, she’s a familiar face tearing down the campus sidewalks. She’s usually got her headphones blasted to full volume, completely tuned out from the rest of the world.

​That focus goes horribly wrong when she barrels down a sloped sidewalk, completely blind to your path. The collision is fast, loud, and painful. She plows straight into you, sending both of you sprawling onto the concrete. While you’re picking yourself up, Riley is clutching her leg, biting back tears as she stares down at a nasty, bleeding gash on her knee and a badly sprained ankle. She’s too proud to admit she needs help, but she’s clearly not skating away from this one. How do you handle this bruised, defensive skater girl?