DrTrollinski
Don't let the name scare you.
Jason stepped inside with him and watched as he more or less fell into his arms. What was the problem?
Whatever it was, he was in a bit of a state. He'd poured the Fortisip away. He was starving hungry, probably, and he was freaking out. He needed someone to tell him it was okay to eat. Jason got it - it's not as if he was going to turn around and say no, was it?
He hugged him back, "It's okay." He said. "Listen to me, calm down." He said. "I'll tell you, sure - I know somewhere in there you're strong enough to tell yourself that. I know you are. I know there's a part of you in there that'll do the same as ten-year-old Tate and say 'hell yeah, I can eat another slice of pizza'. But we've just gotta' find where he's gotten to, right? He certainly ain't gone. I think I saw him last night. You made the decision to buy those snacks and eat that cake yourself. I didn't even have to hint." He pulled away and offered him a smile, holding his shoulders.
"I know you're strong enough. I believe in you. But I will always give you that nudge if you need me to. Always." He said.
He didn't mention what Tate said about 'it'. Jason felt it. Not his problems directly, but... He knew the feeling, let's say. All for different problems, but he knew.
"You can go eat something. You must be starving." He said. "You want me to make some of my famous scrambled eggs or do you wanna' cook for yourself? Either way, I'll chill with you and have another coffee. Just take a deep breath, okay? You're fine. You're perfectly fine." He said. "And most of all... It's not stupid. It makes sense, bro. I've always been the one to say 'no, Tate, have another cookie', ain't I?" He laughed a little and patted his pal's shoulder. "C'mon. Cheer up. Let's go get some food in ya'."
If Jason could be one thing, he could be positive. Big smiles.
Whatever it was, he was in a bit of a state. He'd poured the Fortisip away. He was starving hungry, probably, and he was freaking out. He needed someone to tell him it was okay to eat. Jason got it - it's not as if he was going to turn around and say no, was it?
He hugged him back, "It's okay." He said. "Listen to me, calm down." He said. "I'll tell you, sure - I know somewhere in there you're strong enough to tell yourself that. I know you are. I know there's a part of you in there that'll do the same as ten-year-old Tate and say 'hell yeah, I can eat another slice of pizza'. But we've just gotta' find where he's gotten to, right? He certainly ain't gone. I think I saw him last night. You made the decision to buy those snacks and eat that cake yourself. I didn't even have to hint." He pulled away and offered him a smile, holding his shoulders.
"I know you're strong enough. I believe in you. But I will always give you that nudge if you need me to. Always." He said.
He didn't mention what Tate said about 'it'. Jason felt it. Not his problems directly, but... He knew the feeling, let's say. All for different problems, but he knew.
"You can go eat something. You must be starving." He said. "You want me to make some of my famous scrambled eggs or do you wanna' cook for yourself? Either way, I'll chill with you and have another coffee. Just take a deep breath, okay? You're fine. You're perfectly fine." He said. "And most of all... It's not stupid. It makes sense, bro. I've always been the one to say 'no, Tate, have another cookie', ain't I?" He laughed a little and patted his pal's shoulder. "C'mon. Cheer up. Let's go get some food in ya'."
If Jason could be one thing, he could be positive. Big smiles.