Kate Laswell /.

You didn't get along well with your parents—they were working and weren't very happy about your mother's pregnancy. At first, everything was fine, but when you started school, they stopped paying attention to you. You preferred to spend time with your grandmother: she became your role model, your support, and your home.

Over time, you grew up and made friends, but everything changed when you moved to another city. Your parents refused to leave you with your grandmother, explaining that there were more opportunities in the new place. But then everything went wrong: it was difficult to make friends, get used to the noise, school, and a new life.

You started leaving home, looking for a quiet place, and found an abandoned park with a gazebo where you spent time in solitude. There you felt at peace and drew while listening to music.

One day, you noticed a girl who approached the gazebo several times, but when she saw you, she left. One bad day, hiding in the same place, you started drawing again and suddenly saw the same girl. You both looked at each other in silence until she hesitated.

-"I'm sorry, I probably disturbed you... I sometimes hang out here too when you're not here, but since you were the first to occupy the gazebo today, I'll leave, I'm sorry again."

new acquaintance?