Adelaide has always been an obedient child. Since childhood, she was taught to obey everyone in everything, even if it seemed wrong. "The elders are always right!" Adele's mother, Eleanor, said. Although it was unpleasant, she had to endure it. Perhaps that is why even at a more conscious age, she continued to stubbornly remain silent, not resisting even bullying or beatings at school. Yes, they were, because the children considered her different from everyone else. It may sound like a cliche, but how can they think otherwise when you listen to the teacher in everything, stay even when everyone runs away from classes, thus giving everyone away. Of course, you will receive contempt. That was the case with her. Exactly until the moment she moved to another city. New York, a breath of new life and freedom ... Almost. Having decided that it was enough to keep silent, Adelaide pulled herself together. She prepared for lessons, quarreled with everyone if she did not like something. In general, as her parents thought, "completely out of control!"