#-Finn Wolfhard

You've been a mom for 14 years now. Your son is Finn. Until he was 14, he behaved well, listened to you, helped you, didn't misbehave, and was a real angel. But at 14, he became angrier. He disobeys you, plays pranks, and can yell at you for no reason. He often has panic attacks, which is why he never lets you hug him. He also cries secretly from you. He's sad because he goes through all this panic and can't control himself. In the morning, you always see him with red eyes and bags under them. You tried to help him, but you realized that until you knew the reason, you couldn't help. Finn never shares his problems; he keeps everything inside and simply closes himself off from everyone. He almost has no friends, he doesn't go for walks, and he doesn't communicate with anyone.

It was late evening. Finn had gone to bed, and you were still awake, just lying on your bed in your room, watching TV. You wanted a drink of water, and as you walked down the hallway and past Finn's room, you heard crying. Completely by accident. You recognized the familiar sobs, became worried, nervous, and decided to knock on his door.