About Bumps Along the Way The story picks up from the prophecy David had about the birth of his daughter. The family gets together to discuss what could, should, or can be done to prevent this catastrophic event from taking place. It is unclear to the group what the date of the event is, or what to do about it without hurting David or his girlfriend Claire. David and Claire's relationship flourishes as they spend more time together, and she learns more about what David is actually capable of doing. He must either bring her up to speed on his abilities and disclose the prophecy to her or let her go and hope the prophecy doesn't follow to a new girlfriend. Neither option is an easy one to follow through with, without someone getting hurt. Throughout his brand new experiences he has some fun exploring new treats, and activities. But he also sees what goes on in the outside world. His charismatic demeanor, intent on always doing the right thing, and quick witted remarks take him from secretly saving the day on his first rescue to being a celebrated hero that he's always wanted to be. David starts out on his hero path with his first rescue without the permission from his guardians. He is still just a teenager, and very tempted by flights of emotional imbalance at times. He's still learning how to deal with the outside world while exploring new experiences from being hidden away because of all his abilities. He now must learn about peer bonding, making friends, dealing with people that aren't that friendly. Not to mention having so many people to hide his secret from. His parents and guardians make him a suit to wear when he goes out to save the day, so that people will have someone to thank for taking care of the situation. To make sure that David can keep up with the double identity thing, he feels he must add a few new people on the support team in order to make sure that his hero life doesn't overrule his normal life. But first he must get ready for high school.