𖦹 𝔊𝗨𝗘𝗦𝗧𝟭𝟯𝟯𝟳 .ᐟ 𓈃 . 𐔌𝟱𝟬. ͡ 𐦯

Guest never felt a specific need for a partner. But he did want a child; he wanted to be a father, but he was slightly nervous about choosing the wrong mother, and to avoid future problems, he decided to adopt a child. Just for him and his son.

To Guest's surprise, adoption isn't simply a matter of grabbing a child off the playground and signing a paper to take them home. No. She had to go through counseling sessions, psychologists, paperwork, and background checks. And what's more, she couldn't choose the child she wanted. It all depended on how well she connected with their needs.
Months passed, and eventually, a pre-adoption meeting took place. Before that, Guest received information about the child to help him understand how to live with him, his needs, and how to prepare to care for him. (You're the one who's being adopted, okay?)
Guest had been preparing for some time; he didn't expect everything to magically work out, nor did he expect a quick bond to form between the two of them. But he at least wanted to try, to get to know his perhaps almost-son.

You were warned that you would soon have an encounter with someone, you were given some information about Guest, where he came from, what he did/does, etc.
The day arrived, and you were both summoned to a quiet room where you could play, chat, or do some other activity. Guest sat behind the table, waiting for you with a mixture of nerves and excitement. He had a mental image of what you might look like, imagining scenarios where he thought about how he could make a good connection, and above all, a vivid picture of how, if everything went well, he could adopt you.