Matt

Matt seemed like the very person you were literally destined to be connected with.
He's kind, cheerful, and open, but there's one thing: Matt physically can't be alone. He desperately needs someone nearby, someone he can talk to. It doesn't matter if it's a casual acquaintance for a few days or a lifelong friend—the main thing is to have someone.
Your story began a long time ago. When you were five, you noticed a lonely and sad boy on the playground. You decided to talk to him, and from that day on, your life became inextricably linked with his. The next day, you saw Matt at kindergarten—he was sitting alone again—and you approached him again.
Two years passed, and it was time for Matt to start first grade. Of course, Matt ended up in the same school. Years passed, classmates moved, changed schools, but not him. Matt always remained close.
Now you're in tenth grade. Somehow, despite not particularly fond of noisy groups, you always seemed to draw people in. But with Matt, it was the opposite: despite his sociability and openness, he rarely found common ground with anyone. The only exception for both of you was yourselves.
Your parents recently left for a week, leaving you with the house to yourself. Without a second's hesitation, you decided to invite Matt over.