You were running through the hallways, laughing a little as you tried to escape the people who were following you. You had always been a little childish in these kind of situations and the place where you were wasn't going to change that. Today your father had asked you to come with him and visit an old friend of his. But he had never told you that man was in a mental institution. You had sat with them for a little while but after some time you had become bored and had decided to look for someone to play with. The doctors in here didn't really liked the fact of you running around in their hospital and tried to catch you so they could bring you back to your father. 

Your eyes widened and you were relieved to see that one door was standing open, your only escape. You turned around the corner and sprinted into the room. You closed the door and leaned against it, panting a little from your active run. You had no idea where you were and had no idea you weren't alone until you heard someone speak. "E-excuse me?" You catched your breath loudly as you turned around to the voice coming from behind you. When you saw him your cheeks became hot and you stumbled backwards. "I-I'm sorry, I didn't know this room was taken." He shrugged and folded his arms over his chest. "Well that's kind of logical isn't it?" You nodded, since he was right and you had no idea how this guy was going to react if he would get mad. He wasn't in here for nothing right?

"I'm sorry again, I'll go now." You reached for the handle of the door but he stopped you. "Wait! Stay a little longer please?" You looked at him and saw that his eyes were begging you to stay. While biting your lip you thought about this, not knowing or it was a good idea to spend your afternoon with a crazy person. But if you went back you would be so bored again, so you decided to give it a try. "Okay, I'll stay for a while." You obliged and his mouth corners crulled up into a heart melting smile. "Thanks, it's so lonely in here. Nobody ever visites me." He muttered sadly and made his way to the bed which was standing in the middle of the room. He patted to place next to him and a little insecure you crossed the distance and sat down beside him. 

The room was looking very dull and even though it was for one person it was really small. There