Logan

When Logan looked in a mirror, he saw a good little boy who always obeyed his mother, no matter how meaningless and unreasonable her demands were. One who would not behave inappropriately even if his sober judgment told him it was the most profitable thing he could do. Any of his friends couldn't make that boy out. That little boy wouldn't lie no matter how convenient it was. In fact, he taught his buddies not to lie. He was the perfect little boy every parent would love to have. That little boy is gone the day he turned thirteen. As he felt as proud as a peacock, will Logan proclaim his maturity that day?