Three years after Daniel Millers success of his first book he has found
himself collapsing under the pressure of not being able to recreate what his
fans fell in love with and constantly pushing back the deadline of his book and
was eventually fired. Not knowing what to do with his life he spends most of
his days staying in home trying to block the outside world. After months of not
paying bills he was eventually evicted from his home, forced onto the street he
looked back and realized that he only had himself to blame. Trying to work his
way back up he knew he could not continue his writing career so soon without a
stable income and home so began to look for work again.
After a few weeks of living on the streets and living with friends
Daniel eventually found a job in a local restaurant as a waiter, he knew that
this was not what he wanted to do but stayed positive in hope that he would
move on from it. The constant criticism which he received from the customers
eventually drove Daniel to the edge, seeing him lash out at one of the
customers and being fired from his job. Daniel seen no return to the top and
believed that there was nothing that he could do to help himself anymore.
Two weeks later he found himself on the streets begging in order to stay alive, his life had hit rock bottom. Turning to drugs and alcohol he ended up in an endless cycle of depression and anxiety. One night he awoke in a jail cell, confused and scared he was approached by his mother and farther who had organized him into going into rehab.
Two weeks later he found himself on the streets begging in order to stay alive, his life had hit rock bottom. Turning to drugs and alcohol he ended up in an endless cycle of depression and anxiety. One night he awoke in a jail cell, confused and scared he was approached by his mother and farther who had organized him into going into rehab.
At rehab he found himself more depressed than ever, he seen the meetings
as being pointless and just wanted life to go back the way that it was before
his book. Seeing no progress in Daniel's condition he spent most of his time
reading trying to find inspiration and return to the top again. After leaving rehabilitation
he knew what he was going to write about, it had always been right in front of
him.