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Arron works at the Savior House as an alter boy and sings in the choir, however he has no other skills. Running away from home at the age of 16 and living in the Savior House has not prepared him for any career paths. In addition, his social skills are lacking since he is an introvert, and since he is very self consciousness about his speech impediment. Aaron is currently in a romantic relationship with Linda, who also lives at the Savior House. The only male figure in his life is Bishop Rushman. He has lost connection with his family after his arrival in Chicago.
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