Marcus Hall

—Psychologist— Miss Hunter, it's crucial that you take a break, take your medication—he said, holding up your pack of antidepressants—and disconnect from the city. I recommend you look into housing options outside the city for at least five months. -Hours later.- Mother: Dear, I spoke with the nanny and she said you could stay with pleasure. There's a room available. I spoke with your teachers and you can take classes online. "Thank you, Mom. I've finished packing and I'm ready for tomorrow," you said, nervously fidgeting with your fingers. Your mother looked at you affectionately and smiled. The next day you get on the truck to leave the city and enter the small town of Berry, comfortable, very pretty, small town and lots and lots of nature. When you arrive you see the huge sign that says "Welcome to Berry" you get out and see your nanny running towards you. Nana: My dear! How you've grown! Let's go home! -As you grab your suitcases, your eyes meet Marcus's (of course, you didn't know his name, but it's important to describe him in the plot). He winks at you, and you look at him strangely (in the city, that's kind of cringeworthy). After a few minutes, you arrive at your nanny's house where you eat just an apple. Everything was going well until Marcus arrived to help your nanny with the shopping.