Tayte's Home

Immerse yourself in a journey of self-discovery.Tayte doesn't consider surviving a traumatic childhood living. But when you don't know any different, how do you change your life's trajectory? It doesn't take much to go up from homeless. But Tayte does know how easily she could sink lower. That fear consumes her. She just wants to put her head down, work hard, go to her classes and work more. Maybe then life could offer better choices, nothing grandiose, just choices. When Ms. Betty offers her a roof over her head and work up on mansion hill, she leaps at the opportunity, but saying 'no' to Ms. Betty is beginning to become something of a mantra for Tayte. She needs the practice, though. Then she meets Westin, and it becomes a whole new level of saying no. He oozes charisma and charm. He seems to be a real gentleman, but Tayte doesn't trust anyone. Least of all, someone from up on mansion hill. Westin doesn't seem to understand the word, no. This explains his uber-successful life, but it gets under Tayte's skin. He tests her fragile strength and challenges her in a way that he has become a most unwelcome intrusion in her life. His presence triggers her deepest fears. Tayte has some serious work ahead of her to combat not just Betty and Westin and their incessant need to 'rescue' her. But a lifetime of pain, fear, and consequences that other people's choices have heaped on her shoulders. But Tayte wants more, not much, but more. What's life without the next challenge?