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This thread will follow the development of Kayleigh Wilson, a teenaged drug addict living in Del Perro. Kayleigh Wilson was born on July 17, 2005 in Del Perro. As the lovechild of a drug dealer and a prostitute, she was almost immediately exposed to a life of poverty, trauma, and chaos. Wilson spent the formative years of her life bouncing from various motels and drug houses with one parent or the other, never both, and ended up dropping out of school in the sixth grade after she got into her mother’s drug stash and began to use frequently - an action that was enabled and made worse by her father. Wilson watched both of her parents use and sell narcotics, saw people get shot at a young age, and witnessed several friends die to addiction. Wilson's first introduction to substances began with alcohol and Oxycodone. After dropping out of school, Wilson began associating with other school dropouts and felons and began stealing cars and pawning stolen items as a way to support her drug habit. She almost completely burned bridges with her mother after she was arrested as a juvenile for attempting to break into her car and moved into a trap house owned by her father, who frequently abused crystal meth to the point of causing psychosis, during which he would inflict violence upon his daughter - creating more trauma for Wilson to try to run from. After moving in with her father at the age of 16, Wilson descended further into the rabbit hole of addiction. Living with a polydrug addict who was more than eager to have someone to use with, she began buying drugs off the street and became introduced to crystal meth, heroin, and fentanyl - narrowly avoiding overdoses and making several failed trips to rehab centers. Kayleigh's father, a white supremacist, was arrested several times over their years living together when, eventually, it culminated in his most recent arrest - being pulled over in a van with bags of meth on the way to a deal the police built intel on. He was sentenced to twelve years in prison. His absence from Wilson's life was bittersweet- it provided a relief from the abuse but also left her without a single parental figure. At the age of 18, she began using speedball and also began to shoot up. Her criminal and reckless behavior spiraled out of control. She began to carry guns and sold drugs to support her addiction and, in 2024, she ran away from her father’s home and began taking refuge in a squat in Del Perro.