Don't Judge A Book By It's Cover By Sierra D Luchien

A scared woman, afraid to totally live for her self cause she’s caught up in the street life, while gangs, men, money, abuse & the glorification of being in her bag, worried about doing for her family. Not truly chasing her purposes cause she was so busy navigating her pass to build her future. Little did she know that would change her life & shape her life all at the same time.

As a 12 year old teenager Sierra’s brother died, his heart stopped & he stopped breathing in her arms. Her mother & siblings rushed him to the hospital all to find out it was too late. They was told to go home someone would reach out to them. The next day Sierra & her younger brother did not go to school she was torn up. Her siblings however did & that’s the day their life changed. Sierra went to pick her siblings up from school all to find out that A socialworker had removed the children from school. Sierra ran all the way home to tell her mother because her dad was in jail. As she burst through the door out of breath she saw a lady that introduced herself as a socialworker. She waited snugly poised with a look that read i’m about to ruin their lives.

The social worker stood & told Sierra you’re going to come with us while we sort things out. Sierra’s mother face spoke values it was dark cold & had frown lines of worry. The woman spoke softly can you get some clothes to go with us, we’re taking you with your other brother & sister.

Sierra stood to her feet & said ok but was about to leave right out the back door, when her brother stopped her & said no don’t leave me & that day Sierra signed a deal with the devil cause at that moment she was stuck & nobody but God would change her life for the better. That day caused a domino effect in her life that lead to overall depression with underlining pain that was covered with material things & a false pretense. Nothing would stop Sierra not getting raped, stabbed, shot, Nothing. She was a runner that ultimately ran right into God her savior.