Mark always lived a mundane life.

He likes it this way because he won't be worrying too much. Living in a fast paced and high profile lifestyle wasn't his thing after all. It makes him tired; always having to catch his breath in rare moments of euphoria. It's not like he doesn't like that feeling, but he knows that everything has an equivalent exchange. That when those moments pass, the exact opposite will always follow.

Mark doesn't want that.

So when he gets home from the convenience store one night, he didn't expect what he saw; because the last time Mark checked, his windows weren’t broken and there wasn’t a man lying on his apartment floor.

The window might cost months of his allowance; but the man, a little bit of his time, his space, his savings, some bits and pieces of his mundane life and maybe his heart along the way.

Mark isn't sure if he actually wants that or not.