Faith is a teenager in high school and as we know it, it is hard to make friends. It is harder when Faith has a disability and her classmates have already judged of who she really is.

Faith has Asperger syndrome, where a condition of the autism spectrum. It is generally a higher functioning in a person. People with this condition may be socially awkward and have an all-absorbing interest in specific topics. Faith's communication and behavioral are her weakness. She lives with her single mother Sharon. It is not easy to raise an autistic child, but Sharon is doing the best that she can.

Sharon is overwhelmed with her duties and sometimes both mom and daughter get into an argument, and sometimes words do not come easy for either one to say to each other.

There is a moment where Faith is overhearing her mom talking to a neighbor and this makes Faith going into an unhappy mood. Faith's best friend is Noah, who attends the same school as her. Noah is brought up with high standard from his parents. He does not look at person's characteristic in making a friend. He does not judge and as life points out "do not judge a book by its cover." In life we quickly judge someone by the look, behavior or other aspects, as we do not know anything behind who that person is.

One day Faith comes over his house and before walking into a room, she is hearing a conversation between Noah and his mom. The conversation is so upbeat to hear, then Faith makes a decision. That decision will forever change how she looks herself and the future.